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Reconstruction in America: Rebuilding the Union After the Civil War

The American Civil War (1861-1865) marked some of the most divisive and devastating years in the country’s history. Afterwards, the country entered what modern historians call Reconstruction. Looking back, Reconstruction is seen as a transformative, but challenging era in American history. This is everything you need to know about post-Civil War Reconstruction in America.

5 Famous Faces of Television You Should Know

America’s first television sets began appearing in homes in 1938. Since its inception, the faces that appeared on televisions nationwide have risen to new levels of fame. Here, we’re diving into some of the most famous people in American television history.

Developing the Atomic Bomb: A Look Inside the Country’s Most Devastating Weapon

In August, 1945, the war in Europe was finally drawing to a close. Now, American forces were focusing their attention on the battle in the Pacific Ocean. After years of bloodshed, President Franklin D. Roosevelt gave permission to American scientists to begin the Manhattan Project. Here, we’re looking back at the pivotal moments, key players, and the public’s response to the development of the atomic bombs.