History Matters: Bell of Rights Day
This week: the Bill of Rights is ratified, the Boston Tea Party occurs, the Wrights take flight, and famous refugees arrive in America.
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Read MoreThis week: the Bill of Rights is ratified, the Boston Tea Party occurs, the Wrights take flight, and famous refugees arrive in America.
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Read MoreThis week in history: Brian Epstein becomes the Beatles’ manager, and the Bill of Rights becomes part of the Constitution.
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Read MoreThis week in history: Walt Disney is born, Rosa Parks takes a seat for justice, and a chimpanzee blazes a trail to space.
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Read MoreThis week in history marks the debut of two famous mice: Mickey Mouse in 1928, and the computer mouse in the late 1960s.
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Read MoreThis week, Scott and Aaron remember a pioneering woman aviator, the invention of the grocery cart, and the largest iceberg ever spotted.
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Read MoreThis week in history: James Naismith invents basketball, and a Depression-era program helps build a museum in Hillsborough.
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Read MoreThis week, Scott and Aaron remember a mock funeral for “liberty” that Wilmingtonians staged in 1765 to protest the Stamp Act.
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Read MoreThis week in history: North Carolina women publicly stand up to Great Britain in 1774, in a boycott called the “Edenton Tea Party.”
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