Tag: american_revolution
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Library of Congress Highlights Revolutionary Role of Newspapers for America's 250th
The Library of Congress celebrates America's 250th by showcasing newspapers' vital role in the American Revolution. New blog posts, a StoryMap on the Declaration of Independence, and a research guide offer historical insights.
Politics and GovernmentMediaGeneral PoliticsDigital and Print PublishingEducationSocial Issues Library of CongressAmerican RevolutionAmerica250NewspapersChronicling AmericaDeclaration of IndependenceHistoryU.S. Library of Congress
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Yale Highlights Breakthrough Diabetes Treatment, Heat Safety, and Revolutionary War Contributions
Yale University's "Best of the Week" features a "paradigm-shifting" FDA approval for pediatric Type 1 diabetes treatment, essential heat safety guidance, and a look back at its pivotal role during the American Revolution.
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Yale Leads Breakthroughs in Diabetes Treatment and Biological Discovery, Celebrates America 250
Yale University announces FDA clearance for a pediatric diabetes drug, reveals hidden diversity in salamanders, and commemorates its deep historical ties to the American Revolution as the U.S. marks its 250th anniversary.
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University of Pennsylvania Commemorates Revolutionary History for America's 250th
The University of Pennsylvania marks America's 250th anniversary by exploring its and Benjamin Franklin's pivotal roles in the Revolutionary era, from Franklin's arrival to the Class of 1776.
Politics and GovernmentEducationGeneral Politics University of PennsylvaniaBenjamin FranklinAmerican RevolutionPhiladelphiaHistory250th Anniversary
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Library of Congress Seeks Volunteers for Early American Sheet Music Transcription
The Library of Congress seeks volunteers for its "Early American Sheet Music" transcription campaign. Help make over 14,000 pages of historical music, including works by notable figures, keyword searchable and more accessible online.
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Penn Explores Declaration of Independence Ahead of 250th Anniversary
The University of Pennsylvania marks the nation's 250th anniversary by exploring the Declaration of Independence's legacy through expert discussions and a unique project recreating the document using 1776 printing techniques, culminating in public workshops.
Politics and GovernmentEducationGeneral PoliticsDigital and Print PublishingSocial Issues Declaration of IndependenceUniversity of PennsylvaniaAmerican RevolutionCommon PressSemiquincentennialHistoryPrinting
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Governor Spanberger Unveils Statewide Travel Plan for VA250 Anniversary
Governor Abigail Spanberger announced a statewide initiative to connect Virginians and visitors to VA250 commemorations. Coordinated agencies will enhance travel via rail, road, and air, ensuring accessible experiences for America's 250th anniversary.
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Columbia University Reflects on Pre-Nation Founding for U.S. Semiquincentennial
Columbia University, founded as King's College in 1754, is commemorating the U.S. Semiquincentennial by exploring its historical connections to the nation's founding, including alumni who shaped the Declaration of Independence and Revolutionary War.
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Library of Congress Launches Volunteer Project for U.S. 250th Anniversary
The Library of Congress is hosting a webinar on June 4 to launch "The American Revolution in Context." This volunteer transcription project invites the public to help digitize 18th-century documents, enhancing access to history for the U.S. 250th birthday.
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Library of Congress Highlights Jewish Contributions to American Revolution
The Library of Congress reveals how Jewish communities, especially from Sint Eustatius, provided crucial support to American revolutionaries, including the "first salute" and vital supplies, shaping the new nation's history.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessMediaGeneral PoliticsEconomyEducationSocial IssuesDigital and Print Publishing Jewish American Heritage MonthAmerican RevolutionSint EustatiusLibrary of CongressColonial HistoryLaura Arnold LeibmanGeorge WashingtonU.S. Library of Congress
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Revolutionary Surgeon John Warren's Dual Legacy: Nation and Harvard Med
Grief-stricken and battle-tested, John Warren was instrumental in the birth of the United States and the establishment of Harvard Medical School, leaving a profound dual legacy.
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France and U.S. Forge Alliance in 1778
On February 6, 1778, France and the United States signed pivotal treaties, establishing a commercial and military alliance that recognized American independence and united them against Great Britain.
Politics and GovernmentWorldMilitaryFederal GovernmentGeneral PoliticsEuropeTrade Treaty of AllianceTreaty of Amity and CommerceAmerican RevolutionFranceBenjamin FranklinMarquis de LafayetteU.S. Library of Congress
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Ken Burns Discusses American Revolution with New Jersey Students
Filmmaker Ken Burns joined over 1,000 New Jersey students on Constitution Day to discuss the American Revolution and promote his upcoming PBS film and educational resources.
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