Today’s Document from the National Archives- Protesting the Annexation of Hawaii July 7, 2020When Queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii assumed the throne in 1891 and tried to reassert her sovereignty in the face of increasing foreign interference, she was deposed by a small group of American businessmen, with the support of the American diplomats and the U.S. Navy. On July 7, 1898, the Hawaiian Islands were annexed to the United States by a joint resolution […]
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Videos for the (VERY mature) classroom: Drunk History featuring Nikola Tesla
CollegeHumor’s Drunk History series is now part of HBO Comedy’s Funny or Die troupe. Nikola Tesla is featured, starring John C. Reilly, with Crispin Glover as Thomas Edison. How electric!
Okay, I really deserve a beating for such a lame last line.
Maybe to make amends, I shold make a Drunk History of my own. Sometime in the near future, I’ll be doing a Drunk History of (surprise, surprise) the Cuban Revolution. Fidel would be proud. Anyone who wants to help, let me know.
No, you can’t be the drunk…I’ll take care of that.
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