chloekatherinenAug 31, 20223 min readHow the Education System Has Evolved in the United States: the 1600s-1800sThis two-part series blog focuses on the history of education throughout the United States. This section focuses on the 17th-19st century.
chloekatherinenJul 29, 20224 min readTo Grant Statehood or Not: The Territories of the United States"Eastward I go only by force; but westward I go free." - Henry David Thoreau Manifest Destiny, as first described by its supporters, was...
Liz BowersMay 18, 20227 min readAlexander Hamilton: The Making of an American"Give all the power to the many, they will oppress the few. Give all the power to the few, they will oppress the many." - Alexander...
Liz BowersApr 19, 20224 min readCalvin Coolidge: The Virtue of Self-Control“Nothing in this world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not; nothing is more common than unsuccessful people with talent....
Liz BowersMar 22, 20223 min readThomas JeffersonUpholding the Rights of States and Individuals One thing our founding fathers learned throughout the course of their lives was that...
Donna K. RiceMar 2, 20222 min readDefining Local Self GovernmentLocal self-government is the straightforward concept and design that people within local communities, smaller than a whole state, would...
Donna K. RiceFeb 8, 20222 min readTheories of RepresentationUnderstanding the Role of Your Local Legislators Did you know there were three theories of representation when it comes to government and...
Donna K. RiceFeb 1, 20223 min readHow is a State Law Made in Wyoming?It’s the legislative season in Wyoming and things are heating up. Let’s do a quick walk through of how state law is made. If you stand...
Liz BowersJul 6, 20212 min readThe Man Who Could Have Been KingA portrait of the First American President and his views of government power, transfer of power, and limited authority.