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New Podcast Explores Georgia’s Forgotten Revolution

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NPR's Don Gonyea explores Georgia's unique role in the American Revolution through its 2,000 roadside historical markers, as discussed with Andrew Iden, executive producer of "Marked!: The Podcast." read more


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Coffee fueled American Revolution, historians say

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Coffee fueled colonial America long before the Boston Tea Party, with coffeehouses serving as revolutionary hubs. Despite patriotic calls to renounce tea, coffee was cheaper and widely available, though its production relied on enslaved labor, creating a dark paradox. read more

Scholar fights to restore legacy of forgotten founder

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John Dickinson, the "Penman of the Revolution," refused to sign the Declaration of Independence, advocating gradual independence without bloodshed. Historians now seek to rehabilitate his legacy, citing his foundational writings and principled stance against war, overshadowed by his 1776 abstention. read more

Canadas role in Americas path to independence

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Canada played a crucial but overlooked role in America's independence. The failed 1775 invasion of Quebec and Montgomery's death fueled support for independence, influencing Thomas Paine's "Common Sense" and pushing the colonies toward declaring independence in 1776. read more

Food defined social status in 1776 America

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In 1776, food defined social class, with elites like Washington and Jefferson dining lavishly while enslaved people cooked. Seafood dominated Maryland diets. Taverns served average folk. Today, American cuisine reflects diverse global influences, shaped by historical inequalities. read more

Lost Bunker Hill Fort Unearthed in Boston

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Archaeologists in Boston unearthed a 250-year-old earthen fort from the Battle of Bunker Hill, revealing musket balls and artifacts. The discovery confirms a colonial defensive ditch, offering a tangible link to a pivotal American Revolution engagement that galvanized the colonies. read more

Paul Revere Ride Reenacted with Modern Police Escort

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Paul Revere's historic 1775 midnight ride is reenacted with modern tweaks: a daytime police escort. The commemorative event traces his route to warn colonial militias, though omits his original boat trip and British detention. read more

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The Heritage Foundation president warns of a potential 'bloodless' second American Revolution, urging the left to comply. The right-wing leader's comments followed a Supreme Court ruling granting presidents immunity, favoring Trump. read more