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Faved childrens novel, later adapted into 1939 Film, which became extremely famous
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President McKinley was shot and fatally wounded inside the temple of music, in Buffalo New York
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The film The Great Train Robbery was produced, the American Western was 12 minutes long and was the first film to use cross-cutting
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The Wright brothers acomplish their first flight, 20 feet above a beach in North Carolina, the flght lasted 12 seconds
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A novel based on immigrants in the United States, but was more related to the poor working conditions of industrial jobs
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A major earthquake that killed 3000 people, and shook the city of San Fran.
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Among other financial cirsis, the New York Stock Exchange dropped a drastic 50%
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The NAACP or Nation Association for the Advancement of Colored People, was founded to ensure the rights of the minority
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The 27th President of The United States, Taft kept with the popularity of previous president Roosevelt and won election, but only served on short-lived term
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with a total of 146 deaths, this fire became well known because it lead to the government ensuring buiding have fire escapes and plans and routines to keep people safe from danger
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The Standard Oil Trust was dissolved by order of the supreme court, on account of the Sherman Anti-Trust Act
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The Titanic collides with an iceberg and is sunk, many people die due to the lack of life boats, The Titanic was at the time the largest ship ever created
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The 28th President, elected and became leader of the progressive movement
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The first global war takes place in europe, the war ended shortly after the US involvement
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The Panama Canal was a shipping canal that connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, later becomming one of The Seven Wonders of The World
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Attacked by a German Submarine, the Lusitania was minding its business near the Ireland border
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Ended the state of war between Germany and the Allied Powers
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The Prohibition of alchoholic beverages in the US, later Became one of the only amendments to be repealed
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Women are given the right to vote
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