How The Pilgrims Planted The Seeds For America’s Constitutional Rights And Liberties
A bold and innovative project in political self-government and liberty under law began in New England in 1620 and flourished in the years to come.
Newt Gingrich On Politics, Voter Fraud, And Thanksgiving Lockdowns
Former Speaker Newt Gingrich talks voter fraud, foreign policy in the Biden administration, the future of the Republican party on The Federalist Radio Hour.
How America’s Adams Family Inherited And Preserved The Pilgrim Mind
Through America’s first century, the heritage of the Mayflower was notably strong in John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Charles Francis Adams, and Henry Adams.
How The Bible Inspired The American Founding From The Beginning
The depth and durability of the 400-year-old biblical roots among most Americans have been consistent with the separation of religion and state, but not the separation of religion and society.
The Historical Record Shows America Was Founded Against Racism, Not To Promote It
The Puritans’ love of faith, freedom, and self-government that gave birth to America was the same spirit that gradually helped overcome racial injustice.
Tom Cotton Celebrates Anniversary Of The Pilgrims’ Arrival In America, Honoring ‘Our First Founders’
“Alongside the Patriots of 1776, the Pilgrims of 1620 deserve the honor of American founders,” said Sen. Tom Cotton on the Senate floor.
Why 1620 — Not 1619 — Is A Better Representation Of The American Way
Ultimately, it is the landing of the Mayflower — far more than the landing of the first slave ship — that has largely defined America.
‘They Sailed Up Out Of The Infinite’: An Introduction To The 1620 Project
The 1620 Project is about understanding how these characteristics are essential to understanding the American founding, and how they provided the basis for so much of what makes this nation great.
How The Mayflower Compact Changed History Forever 400 Years Ago
The Mayflower Compact serves as a model for all that was to come: free people uniting under God, creating institutions by which they would rule themselves.
400 Years Later, The Mayflower Compact Matters Now More Than Ever
The Mayflower Compact famously applied the idea of law established by the people, not the king — an idea worth remembering, honoring, and defending.
The Federalist Releases New ‘1620 Project’ T-Shirts In Online Store
This Plymouth Rock-colored, poly-cotton tee is soft to the touch, and as long-lasting as the Mayflower Compact.
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