HISTORYflipped into StoriesU.S. House of Representatives How Gerrymandering Began in the US history.com - Becky Little Long before it got its name, Gerrymandering was already happening in the United States. In March 1812, the Boston Gazette ran a political cartoon …
HISTORYflipped into StoriesU.S. Government Presidential Succession: How the 'Designated Survivor' Fits In history.com - Dave Roos It's a protocol in which little-known cabinet secretaries suddenly find themselves babysitting the nuclear codes. Who succeeds the president in the …
HISTORYflipped into StoriesRight To Vote Voting Rights in the United States: Timeline history.com - Lesley Kennedy See a timeline of milestones in American voting rights history. Since America’s founding days, when voting was limited to white male property owners, …
HISTORYflipped into StoriesAfghanistan The Storied History of SEAL Team Six, the Secret Unit That Killed Bin Laden history.com - Jennie Cohen SEAL Team Six's security and counterterrorism missions have ranged from Grenada to Bosnia to Iraq. Originally known as SEAL Team Six, the United …
HISTORYflipped into StoriesOsama Bin Laden Why Did US Forces Bury Osama Bin Laden’s Body at Sea? history.com - Becky Little Political, religious and practical factors all played a role. On May 2, 2011, the United States military killed and buried Osama bin Laden, the al …
HISTORYflipped into StoriesAirlines How America's Aviation Industry Got Its Start Transporting Mail history.com - Christopher Klein Before carrying passengers, America’s most iconic airlines hauled the mail. It was one of the riskiest jobs around. The U.S. aviation industry got its …
