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This invention was the first machine gun used in combat
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the siege was a bombartment on Fort Sumter by the South Carolina militia which started the Civil War
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Confederation victory over the Union's invasion of Virginia, which allowed them to last longer and increased determination.
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Confederate army attempted to defeat Grant's army of 400000, Grant's army was almost lost in the first day but on April 7 Buell's army arrived and allowed Grant to win (one of the first major battles of the Civil War)
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Confederate win over the Union army and were Lee sent have of his army to attack the Federal supply base which ended on August 30, 1862
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Ended the Confederate invasion of Maryland, a Union victory, which led to Abraham Lincoln to issuing the Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation
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Time used to help the succeeded States join the United States again
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The Battle of chancellorsville was a major battle of the civil war and was the a Confederate win. This war ended on May 6.
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The siege was a major win for the Union and allowed them to take control of the Mississippi River which split the confederation
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Considered the most important battle (the turning point) in the Civil War which was a win for the Union.
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An important Confederate military center and supply route was attacked and it was a Union victory
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Robert E Lee surrenders his army to Ulysses S Grant
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abolished slavery and involuntary servitude
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A american white supremacist hate group who primarily attacked targets colored people
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37th state
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Marked the end of Russian efforts to expand trade and settlement to the Pacific coast of North America
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He was the first president in Us history to be impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors
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Grants citizenship to all born or naturalized in the US, and equal civil and legal rights
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Ives McGaffey
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Race would no longer be used to discriminate some one from voting
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a fire that burned Chicago, killed around 300 people and left 100000 homeless and didn't end till October 10
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was a two-part fraud by the Union Pacific Railroad and Credit Mobilier in building the eastern part of the first Transcontinental Railroad
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started when women in New York marched against retail liqour dealers
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an financial crisis that caused an economic depression
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military campaign launched to US Army to displace Comanche, Kiowa, Southern Cheyenne, and Arapaho from the Southern Plains and into Indian Territory
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Is an art school
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Guaranteed African American equal treatment in public transportations, public accommodation, and service in juries
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Aristides were American thoroughbred horses
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38th State
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made by Thomas Edison
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The US population has reached 50 million people
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oldest private research university
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only served for about 6 months
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was an American outlaw and gunfighter of the Old west
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he was shot by Charles J Guiteau because Guiteau was seeking revenge for political image debt
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prohibited all immigration of Chinese laborers
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It states that denying children who are not "legally admitted" violates the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment
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required 14 years to build
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was a graphical shell that ran from MS-DOS
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Built by L.A Thompson on Coney Island, New York
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authorized the US president subdivide Native Americans to "assume capatalistand propertarian relationships with property"
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by John Loud
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Nikola Tesla
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can run submerged for any considerable distance and combines electric and gasoline engines is launched in the USA by its designer John Philip Holland
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(San Francisco to New York) completed by Horatio Nelson Jackson and Sewall K. Crocker
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Pittsburgh Pirates 3-0 in Game 8 at Huntington Avenue for a 5-3 series victory; winning pitcher Bill Dinneen
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for Boston Americans against Philadelphia Athletics's (3-0)
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one of the foundations of modern physics
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agreeing to Japanese free rein in Korea in return for non-interference with the US in the Philippines
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and fire kills nearly 4,000 while destroying 75% of the city
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in the New York area and announces that Mary Mallon [Typhoid Mary] is the likely source of the outbreak
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A run on Knickerbocker Trust Company stock leads to US wide run on banks
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ensuing political instability will bring a threat of US intervention in 1912
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ordered dissolved under the powers of the Sherman Antitrust Act.
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Ended in Portugal in May 27
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Nine players from the Chicago White Sox throw the World Series to the Cincinnati Reds
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With the ratification of the Treaty of Versailles
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US wins 4 medals
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Invented by John Baird
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Transmit 10 minute film of synchronized pictures and sound for 5 miles
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Provides aid and assistance to the airline industry
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Affects over 700000 and ends on May 5
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Inventor Philo Taylor
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1929 Stock Market crash led to a loss estimated to be 50 billion and started the Great Depression
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It’s effective rate hikes would slash world trade
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