Travel writing (in various American states). Short histories of national holidays - 2000 words

We are looking for writers that are well versed in history and cultural studies. We are looking to write a series of well researched articles that account various personal experiences while travelling in various cities in the USA. These texts are written for educational purposes (6th-7h grade level). This is not a GHOSTWRITING position. Our scope is to also promote our writers with a BIO and picture of the author. DO NOT USE artificial intelligence tools to write these stories. They need to be 100% human created and we have tools to detect such texts. They need to reflect personal experiences and accurate cultural events and histories of the places and events that are addressed. Through this contract we purchase the exclusive and permanent copyright and license to publish them and create educational derivates as we need them for our platform. The derivates and the texts will be translated in other languages as well, so authors have a chance to have access to a wider audience. These stories cannot be published anywhere else but our platform .The author will be able to use their profile page link we create for them on our platform to add to their resume. They can share these stories using the link directly from our website. The story must have minimum 2000 words. You can choose ONE of the topics listed below. The one that speaks to you most. Please answer the following questions: 1. Are you willing to work in milestones? One story, one milestone. 2. Are you willing to make changes if necessary? 3. How many words does a text need to have? 4. What type of license we work with? 5. Are you allowed to use artificial intelligence to write these stories? Thank you! 1. A trip to Nevada (a personal or imagined account of a trip in Nevada) 2. A trip to Boston (a personal or imagined account of a trip in Boston) 3. A trip to San Diego (a personal or imagined account of a trip in San Diego) 4. A trip to Washington (a personal or imagined account of a trip in Washington) 5. A trip to Montana (a personal or imagined account of a trip in Montana) 6. A trip to Colorado (a personal or imagined account of a trip in Colorado) 7. A trip to Utah (a personal or imagined account of a trip in Utah) 8. A trip to New Mexico (a personal or imagined account of a trip in New Mexico) 9. A trip to California (a personal or imagined account of a trip in California) 10. A trip to Texas (a personal or imagined account of a trip in Texas) 11. A trip to Alabama (a personal or imagined account of a trip in Alabama) 12. A trip to Nebraska (a personal or imagined account of a trip in Nebraska) 13. A trip to South Dakota (a personal or imagined account of a trip in South Dakota) 14. A trip to Louisiana (a personal or imagined account of a trip in Louisiana) 15. Saint Patrick's Day – a history (or a personal account of celebrating this day) 16. Gathering of Nations - Indian Powwow – a history (or a personal account of celebrating this day) 17. Fiesta Noche del Rio – a history (or a personal account of celebrating this day) 18. Halloween’s Old and New (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 19. Thanksgiving Day – a family reunion (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 20. San Francisco Chinese New Year Festival and Parade (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 21. New Year’s Day in New York - (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 22. Ground Dog Day – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 23. Valentine's Day – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 24. Mardi Gras Day – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 25. Easter Day – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 26. April Fool's Day – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 27. May Day – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 28. Mother's Day – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 29. Father's Day – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 30. Independence Day – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 31. Veteran's Day – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 32. Christmas Eve and Christmas Day – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 33. Boxing Day– a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 34. International Children's Day– a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 35. Teacher's Day – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 36. A Birthday Party (somewhere on a trip) – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 37. Runny, an unusual pet– a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 38. Martin Luther King Day – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 39. President’s day – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 40. Memorial Day – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 41. Super Bowl – a day to remember (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 42. Black History Month – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 43. Purim – A Jewish holiday (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 44. Cinco de Mayo – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 45. D-Day – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 46. Leif Erikson Day - a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 47. Columbus Day - a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 48. Indigenous People's Day - a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 49. All Saints' Day - a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 50. Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day - a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 51. Hanukkah – a Jewish celebration (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 52. Bill of Rights Day - a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 53. Wright Brothers Day - a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 54. Kwanzaa – a celebration of African American culture (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 55. Juneteenth - the African American Emancipation Day (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 56. Labor Day – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 57. Chinese New Year – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 58. Children’s Day – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 59. Arbor Day – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 60. Women’s Day – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 61. Ramadan – a history (a personal or imagined account of celebrating this day) 62. Roswell UFO Festival — Roswell, New Mexico – a history 63. Amish Acres Arts & Crafts Festival — Nappanee, Indiana – a history 64. Johnny Appleseed Festival — Fort Wayne, Indiana – a history 65. New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival — New Orleans, Louisiana – a history 66. Pepper Jelly Festival — Thomaston, Alabama – a history 67. Tulip Time Festival — Holland, Michigan – a history 68. California Poppy Festival — Lancaster, California – a history 69. Gilroy Garlic Festival — Gilroy, California – a history 70. Half Moon Bay Art and Pumpkin Festival — Half Moon Bay, California – a history 71. Louisiana Fur and Wildlife Festival — Cameron, Louisiana – a history 72. National Buffalo Wing Festival — Buffalo, New York – a history 73. Schmeckfest — Freeman, South Dakota – a history 74. New Orleans Mardi Gras — New Orleans, Louisiana – a history 75. Days of '47 Rodeo — Salt Lake City, Utah – a history