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The bill of rights at fully added to the United States of American Constitution.
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United stated, Washington D.C. becomes the Capital to its 5.3 million population.
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In the War of 1812, British burn much of Washington D.C.
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Peru assures its independence by defeating Spain at Ayacucho
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Thomas Jefferson and John Adams die on same day, July 4.
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United States annexes Texas (leads to war with Mexico, 1864-1848)
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Commodore Matthew Perry opens two Japanese ports to U.S. trade.
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After Indian Revolt against British East India Company rule, British Govt. takes over administration of India.
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Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas stage a noted series of seven debates as candidates for the Illinois seat in the U.S. Senate.
