American Resistance to a Standing Army
Americans of the 18th century took a much dimmer view of the institution of a professional army than current views of the U.S. military.
Americans of the 18th century took a much dimmer view of the institution of a professional army than current views of the U.S. military.
It was reasoned that no colonists could fear an act that made them drink cheaper tea.
A struggle over naming a struggle—when and where did the Boston Massacre gain the name?
Help students think about where evidence for history comes from.