
10 Facts About the Madness of Black Friday
Did you know that in the 1800s Black Friday was used to describe stock markets crashing?
From its rich history and iconic landmarks to its sports, traditions, and pop culture, the United States has made a lasting impact on the world.
Whether it’s major historical events, beloved American pastimes, or the people who shaped the nation, there’s always something fascinating to discover. Explore amazing facts about the USA!
Did you know that in the 1800s Black Friday was used to describe stock markets crashing?
Did you know that Hawaii was the first state to ban plastic bags? That's not all - both snakes and billboards are banned too!
On St. Patrick's Day in 1948, the world's smallest park was officially dedicated to the town of Portland, Oregon.
There's a certain way you have to ride an elevator in New York. Doing so in a way they haven't mandated is technically illegal.
Did you know that the LDS church was founded by Joseph Smith on April 6, 1830?
Did you know that in France, it would take 10 months to earn the U.S. minimum wage?
Although George Washington was the first American millionaire, he had to borrow $1,500 in 1789 to travel for his inauguration.
In 2006, Barack Obama won a Grammy in the Best Spoken Word category for his readings of his autobiography.
Less than 5% of the American population is wealthy, while 35% are considered working middle class.