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Today in History: Washington Resigns Command of Continental Army

Today in History: Washington Resigns Command of Continental Army

by Dave Benner | Dec 23, 2020 | American Revolution, George Washington, History

Today in history, on Dec. 23, 1783, George Washington resigned command of the Continental Army. Bringing his sword to the Maryland State House in Annapolis, Washington refused to forcibly seize political power through military means. He then departed from what was...
Today in History: Woodrow Wilson Signs the Federal Reserve Act

Today in History: Woodrow Wilson Signs the Federal Reserve Act

by Dave Benner | Dec 23, 2020 | Federal Reserve, History

Today in 1913, The Federal Reserve Act was signed into law by Woodrow Wilson. One of the most deplorable laws in the history of the United States, the act allowed for a cartel of banks to establish a legalized monopoly on the printing of currency, assured the...
Today in History: The Boston Tea Party

Today in History: The Boston Tea Party

by Dave Benner | Dec 16, 2020 | American Revolution, History

Today in 1773, a group of Bostonians dressed as Mohawk Indians boarded three British ships and dumped several tons of tea into Boston Harbor. The event became known as the “Boston Tea Party,” or the “Destruction of the Tea.” After congregating...
Today in History: Pennsylvania Becomes 2nd State to Ratify the Constitution

Today in History: Pennsylvania Becomes 2nd State to Ratify the Constitution

by Dave Benner | Dec 12, 2020 | Constitution, James Wilson, State Ratifying Conventions

Today in history, on Dec. 12, 1787, Pennsylvania became the second state to ratify the United States Constitution. The event was the culmination of a bitter fight in Philadelphia between delegates both for and against ratification in the state. James Wilson, who had...
Today in History: Lafayette Enters the Continental Army

Today in History: Lafayette Enters the Continental Army

by Dave Benner | Dec 7, 2020 | American Revolution, History

Today in 1776, Gilbert du Motier, more commonly known as the Marquis de Lafayette, entered the Continental Army as a major general. Born into a rich and noble French family, Lafayette became convinced that the cause of the states was just. His choice altered the...
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