I should publicly acknowledge the fact that I’m the 100,000th Olympian. That is very cool. Representing THE U.S.A., Chicago, and Barrington might be the best part about it.
Anyone who needs to review the most important terms from period 1-5 in APUSH is in luck because there is a fantastic quizlet to help you prepare for the #APUSH220 Final! (Visit: https://t.co/r6A3PKmoUa) #GoodLuck
Born today in 1805: Abolitionist and journalist William Lloyd Garrison. Our Youth Summit on Abolition with resources for educators: https://t.co/hU6TlafSUt #sschat
Article about the civil war in Yemen with Ex-president Saleh dead after switching sides raises the question about if this could've occurred in our own civil war if Lincoln hadn't suspended the Habeas Corpus to prevent betrayal.. https://t.co/rWWCcRXapB (Via: @Reuters) #APUSH220
Starting a new thing called #Historicalmememonday where I tweet a meme that relates to what we are learning. This meme is related to our current look into the Civil War and General Lee of the Confederacy. #APUSH220
@washingtonpost My personal opinion is their argument for keeping the statue up is invalid.. Yes, it is part of our history that can’t be erased but it doesn’t represent our current values and beliefs. Also, while Nazi’s were a major part of Germany’s history, they don’t have any staues of them.
Confederate General Lee statue voted to be taken down and protested by groups such as KKK.. Thoughts in the #APUSH220 community? https://t.co/B4UMSmTROg (Via: @washingtonpost)