Preview of National Museum of African American History and Culture Grand Opening
American History TV showed sights and sounds of the National Mall prior to the grand opening of the National Museum of A…
Lincoln was a pragmatist, he felt he had to unied the devided North and South into one federation again. He drew the free-the-slaves-card pr… read more
Lincoln was a pragmatist, he felt he had to unied the devided North and South into one federation again. He drew the free-the-slaves-card precisely at the right moment. Too early would mean the South would be more aggrevated and stirr up the war even more. On January 1, 1863 he chose the right time, the Emancipation executive order was now part of the war and after some severe losses the North had to endure, they recently had won some battles ... close
American History TV showed sights and sounds of the National Mall prior to the grand opening of the National Museum of A…
Daniel Crofts talked about his book, Lincoln and the Politics of Slavery: The Other Thirteenth Amendment and the Struggl…
Historian Richard Norton Smith talked about the statue in Washington, D.C., of Mary McLeod Bethune. Topics included her …
Ford’s Theatre hosted a commemorative ceremony on the 150th anniversary of the day of President Lincoln’s assassination.…