Boston Tea Party: How One Night Changed History

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Kaʻiulani: Princess of Hawaii

Princess Kaiulani was a young Hawaiian royal who fought to protect her homeland during a time of great change. In the late 1800s, Hawaii’s monarchy was overthrown while she was studying abroad. Despite her young age, she traveled and spoke to leaders to defend her people and cult ...  Show more

The Wonders of Yellowstone

Yellowstone National Park was the first national park in the world, created in 1872. Located mostly in Wyoming, it is famous for geysers like Old Faithful, colorful hot springs, and abundant wildlife including bison, wolves, and bears. The park sits on top of a giant volcanic sys ...  Show more

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