Online US Constitution Quiz – 45 Multiple Choice Questions
Constitution Quiz: Innocent Until Proven Guilty PDF
Click here to download your Innocent Until Proven Guilty Quiz in PDF format. Most people have heard of Innocent until Proven Guilty but are unsure of its origin. Many think that its basis is the United States Constitution, but is that actually true? If you would like to learn more about this phrase, you can […]
Third Wave Feminism in the United States
Third Wave Feminism Third-wave feminism began in America in the early 1990s. While it still grapples with many of the same unresolved issues as its predecessors, it has taken on many new issues as well. A primary motivator for activism in third-wave feminism has been the cause of eliminating harassment and violence against women. The […]
Second Wave Feminism in the United States
Second Wave Feminism Following the passage of the 19th Amendment, women continued to achieve equal rights for women on many different fronts. Activists fought for access to education, equal pay for equal work, and bodily autonomy. Early female medical professionals such as Margaret Sanger advocated for birth control’s widespread availability and safety. During World War […]
First Wave Feminism in the United States
Where was the feminist movement born in the United States? History widely recognizes the 1848 Seneca Falls Convention, the first-ever women’s rights convention, as the First Wave of Feminism. The convention, held in Seneca Falls, New York, drew a crowd of 300 mostly-female thinkers, activists, and writers who convened to discuss and organize for women’s […]
Founding Father James Monroe
Biography Of James Monroe James Monroe was a statesman, a founding father, and a lawyer. He was born on April 28th, 1758, in Monroe Hall, Virginia, to Spence and Elizabeth Monroe. Early Life He was home-schooled until age 11, when his parents enrolled him in Campbelltown Academy. At the early age of 16, James Monroe […]