The Freedom Riders traveled throughout the southern United States in the 1960s to enforce federal laws against segregation in transportation. Despite facing violence and resistance, their nonviolent strategy inspired others to join their cause. The group was diverse and consisted of individuals from various backgrounds who wanted to end discrimination. During the 1960s, several key […]
President McKinley called for volunteers for the Spanish-American War in 1898, resulting in the formation of three regiments, including the Rough Riders. Led by Colonel Leonard Wood and later Theodore Roosevelt, the group consisted of skilled riders and riflemen from diverse backgrounds. Equipped with a variety of weapons, they successfully fought in Cuba despite losing […]
