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.
Apportionment in the House of Representatives and pay raises for Congress fell by the wayside—at least temporarily.
Lesson plans from Colonial Williamsburg demonstrate how buildings, like documents, can yield information about how people in the past lived and what they valued.