My mom is a Yankee.
I meant the term Yankee, is that like saying American or Canadian? Feel a little stupid for asking but I'm curious.
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My mom is a Yankee.
A yankee is anyone from above the mason dixon line
But in technical terms they should be from New England
Don't feel stupid! It is really a joke here now, but at one time the civil war was serious business. Quite literally.I meant the term Yankee, is that like saying American or Canadian? Feel a little stupid for asking but I'm curious.
Most people would be shocked to know the real story behind the Civil War and exactly how Lincoln felt. It has been romanticized for history.
Can-o-worms alert!Most people would be shocked to know the real story behind the Civil War and exactly how Lincoln felt. It has been romanticized for history.
I'll be certain to look that up while I'm searching for the Mason Dixion Line thingy. Unfortunately a lot of history is altered or has crucial facts left out to make things seem a certain way.
I can only use one emoji! Hahaha!I'm related to General Custer too. Another story that has been pretty twisted.
Seriously Josh, if you are really interested, check out the PBS documentary by Ken Burns, called, "The Civil War." It is extremely long (like 10+ hours), but it tells the story from both sides on a very, very personal level. Some things were left out, like what Katrina mentioned (and I am definitely not going into that here), but I have the CD set and I plan to watch it again when I have time after I retire. Probably a few more times. It is a haunting piece of film making, IMHO anyway.I'll be certain to look that up while I'm searching for the Mason Dixion Line thingy. Unfortunately a lot of history is altered or has crucial facts left out to make things seem a certain way.
We might be twins. I love that! Yes, I'm that geeky.Seriously Josh, if you are really interested, check out the PBS documentary by Ken Burns, called, "The Civil War." It is extremely long (like 10+ hours), but it tells the story from both sides on a very, very personal level. Some things were left out, like what Katrina mentioned (and I am definitely not going into that here), but I have the CD set and I plan to watch it again when I have time after I retire. Probably a few more times. It is a haunting piece of film making, IMHO anyway.
Seriously Josh, if you are really interested, check out the PBS documentary by Ken Burns, called, "The Civil War." It is extremely long (like 10+ hours), but it tells the story from both sides on a very, very personal level. Some things were left out, like what Katrina mentioned (and I am definitely not going into that here), but I have the CD set and I plan to watch it again when I have time after I retire. Probably a few more times. It is a haunting piece of film making, IMHO anyway.
Couldn’t agree moreHistory is interesting. I know there are lots of passionate people tearing down monuments from the Civil War era, but imo, if you erase those, people forget. Do we really want to forget our mistakes or triumphs?
That is pretty awesome!I'm a Preble
as in Commodore Edward Preble and now the USS Preble
There's been a ship in the us navy with the Preble name on it since 1813
Quite an interesting history from before the beginning of the us navy and revolutionary war to present
Now the newest one is the first getting the HELIOS us navy laser weapon system

