They gave America a second chance

Article Abstract:

By the end of the American Civil War in 1865, over six hundred thousand Americans were dead and revengeful acts between the North and South could have created further division in the country. The wise actions of two leaders, Ulysses S. Grant and Robert E. Lee, saved the peace and the forged the unity of the country.

Negotiation, mediation and arbitration, United States history, Grant, Ulysses S., Lee, Robert E. (American general)

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We were led by the children

Article Abstract:

A reporter who covered the civil rights movement in Nashville in the early 1960s was deeply touched by the courage of the young African American college students who challenged segregation. The author of 'The Children' describes the impact the movement had on him.

United States, African Americans, Civil rights workers, Civil rights activists, Civil rights

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They were heroes too

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the important role played by dogs during military conflicts in the 20th Century. The awarding of medals to the dogs in recognition of their wartime performance is discussed.

History, Military aspects, Dogs, Dogs, War use of

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