Tag: United States
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Barack Obama Facts For Kids | The First African-American US President
On November 4th, 2008 American culture would change forever. History was made Barack Hussein Obama, was elected as the first African-American president of the United States. People of all ages & races cheered as an African-American man was elected president of a country known to have a history of racism & prejudice. Barack Obama &…
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Hawaii Facts for Kids | The only U.S. State of Islands
The “Hawaiian Island” or “the Big Island” is just a synonym for the canvas of nature where you could easily reveal hidden secrets of nature. Just scroll down for Hawaii facts for kids if you wish to be informed about the beautiful as well as scary facts for the still expanding island, Hawaii. This won’t…
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Neil Armstrong Facts For Kids – The First Man on Moon
You might want to know these amazing Neil Armstrong facts for kids that includes his personal achievements, awards, initial career, and his remarks after coming from a historic journey. Neil Armstrong was the first man to set foot on moon. It was the historical day of July 20, 1969 when Neil stepped out of the…
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George Washington Facts For Kids – The First President of America
George Washington was the true colonial patriot who very boldly led the revolution against Englishmen. The whole American nation owes him for his phenomenal efforts in winning the independence for United States. His efforts and his personality as a whole will long be admired in the realm of country’s freedom from slavery. Let’s see how…
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Niagara Falls Facts For Kids – The Three Waterfalls
You shall enjoy all these amazing Niagara Falls facts as you’re about to discover that the Falls is not only a city but a personification of a natural wonder. Niagara Falls is a combined name for three waterfalls that lies between New York and Ontario, a Canadian province. These three waterfalls are Horseshoe Falls, American…
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Martin Luther King Facts For Kids | An American Icon
An average middle-class African-American with some extraordinary potential, Luther King lives in a time when racism and hatred among black and whites are on the rise. But King emerges as the glimmer of hope for the Afro-Americans (who were by now in a miserable state) and fights for their equal rights. To start with, he…