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The Pilgrims' voyage aboard the Mayflower laid the groundwork for American democracy, which we now call the United States. Their actions and ideals, as well as their actions and ideals, established the foundations for democracy in the New World and guided the course of American history.The Pilgrims' arrival in America resulted in a significant shift

Think being one of the first people to sail to America sounds romantic? It wasn't. Here are some fact that prove most people would have stayed in Europe!

“God bless America” has become a prayer seeking divine blessing. Psalm 33:12 states, “Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord.”

Starting with Memorial Day through the rest of the year, we occasionally take time to honor our country’s warriors – past and present – and our great country by reciting

A group of scholars meets this week to discuss the impact of the Mayflower Compact—signed 400 years ago last week, on Nov. 11, 1620—on the American concept of the rule of law. The Heritage Foundation and the Religious Freedom Institute are co-hosting the second event in a webinar series exploring the major themes in one of America’s neglected founding documents.

Discover the key to revival as we explore Acts 3:19 and uncover the importance of repentance.

Art. music, stories, poems and re-enactments, plus a visit from the freed slave ship Amistad, are all happening on Cape and Islands.

The Cape Cod branch of the NAACP and Zion Union Heritage Museum will present three screenings of a newly released film about Cape Cod’s people of color as part of

A 16th-century manor house that narrowly avoided demolition in the 1930s and which was where one of the Pilgrim Fathers spent his childhood has gone up for sale.

The results of Governor Maura Healey's essay contest were charming, with students pleading for a visit to the State House, drawing personal connections to figures well before their time.