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October 10, 1745. That’s the birth date of one of the unsung heroes of the American Revolution, Private Joseph DuBose. Learn more about his service during the American Revolution in this #KeyHolesToHistory episode! >> https://t.co/6lqlwhqTBN
In October of 1775, French forces begin constructing Carillon, later renamed to Ticonderoga, to control Lake Champlain. Learn more in this #KeyHolesToHistory episode! >> https://t.co/wWO9770Z7O
Today's #KeyHolesToHistory 🗝️ focuses on the Northwest Ordinance, adopted on July 13, 1787 by the Confederation Congress. It was written by Rufus King and Nathan Dane, who revised Thomas Jefferson’s 1784 ordinance. Listen here >> https://t.co/naK71HmbIE
Today’s #KeyHolesToHistory: July 12, 1776, Abigail Adams arrives in Boston at her Uncle Isaac Smith’s home that serves as a smallpox hospital. Abigail had sought inoculation since 1764 when John Adams was inoculated by Dr. Joseph Warren. Listen here: https://t.co/zIqo5l3CRZ
Today’s #KeyHolesToHistory episode gives a peek into the past for July 10, 1778, the day King Louis XVI of France declared war against Great Britain. Listen here >> https://t.co/3FjDHBsGEy
On this day in 1778, the Articles of Confederation were ready to be signed. Listen to this episode of #KeyHolesToHistory today! #SAREducation https://t.co/NwzFfXOTRV
Today's #KeyHolesToHistory takes us to July 6, 1779, when Margaret Cochran Corbin became the first woman to receive a federal pension in the United States. Give it a listen today! https://t.co/t6A7cceenr
Keyhole the History: July 2, 1776. That’s the day fifty-six brave and loyal patriots adopted the Declaration of Independence. Listen to this #KeyHolesToHistory 🗝️ episode today! >> https://t.co/ufZHVOGfEJ #SAREducation
On this day, June 17, 1775, the Battle of Bunker Hill. After the Battles at Lexington and Concord, the Americans learned of British plans to surround the city of Boston with troops. Listen to this #KeyHolesToHistory 🗝️ episode today! #SAREducation https://t.co/5cY9ug2Ma2
June 11, 1776, Congress appoints the Committee of Five to draft the Declaration of Independence. Learn more in this episode of #KeyHolesToHistory! https://t.co/4P6lBicaU1
On this date in 1738, King George III of Great Britain was born. During his reign, he was a powerful force in British politics. Learn more about him in this edition of #KeyHolesToHistory 🗝️
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Today’s #KeyHolesToHistory 🗝️ episode examines the hard work of Jack Jouett, the “Paul Revere of the South.” Jouett rode almost forty miles on horseback the night of June 3 to reach Monticello the next morning. Give it a listen today! >> https://t.co/w7XJR3Hv2n
🗝️ On this day in 1780, the Battle of St. Louis is won. In 1780 St. Louis was a French settlement in Spanish Louisiana. Spain had entered the Revolutionary War in 1779. Listen to this episode of #KeyHolesToHistory today! #SAREducation https://t.co/pgKkZwJyuA
On this day in 1771, the Battle of Alamance begins in Alamance County between North Carolina farmers calling themselves Regulators and the Royal Governor William Tyron’s colonial militia. Give a listen to this #KeyHolesToHistory episode today! https://t.co/lPiM2DXN9b
Today’s Keyhole to History: November 17, 1774, the Philadelphia Light Horse mounted unit is established. Tradition holds that a meeting was held in Carpenter's Hall three weeks after the First Continental Congress. #KeyHolesToHistory #SAREducation https://t.co/58706faVix
Have you heard this NEW #KeyHolesToHistory 🗝️ episode yet? July 1780, Hyder Ali, ruler of the Kingdom of Mysore, moves to attack the British East India Company in southern India. https://t.co/5ByYubCYcl
Today’s #KeyholesToHistory 🗝️ episode takes us to December 24, 1737, when lawyer, merchant, and statesman Silas Deane was born. Check it out today! >>> https://t.co/o3OFjG3qXR
This latest #KeyHolesToHistory episode highlights Mary Patton, a heroine of the American Revolution who supplied gunpowder to the Overmountain Men in 1780. Give it a listen today! >> https://t.co/W79UUtTGTA #WomensHistoryMonth #SAREducation #SAR
Check out this NEW #KeyholesToHistory 🗝️ episode today! Mary Patton, a heroine of the American Revolution who supplied gunpowder to the Overmountain Men in 1780. #SAREducation https://t.co/W79UUtTGTA
Have you heard this NEW #KeyHolesToHistory episode? August 15, 1824, the United States celebrates its 50th Anniversary with the arrival from France of the Marquis de Lafayette, the last surviving general of the American Revolution. https://t.co/78P4o2b57w
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