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Announced that the thirteen American colonies, then at war with Great Britain, regarded themselves as 13 newly independent sovereign states, and no longer a part of the British Empire.
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Decided that African Americans could be American citizens.
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The war between the states: Key issues- Lincoln and Slavery.
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Slavery was abolished but still permitted as a punishment for a crime.
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The right to vote shall not be decided on race.
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Landmark supreme court decision in challenging segregation law.
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Called the Great war, in America called the European war.
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The right to vote in the Nineteenth amendment was outlined that it wouldn't have anything to do with your sex.
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Also known as Black Tuesday, and the stock market crash of 1929, which triggered the great depression.
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Series of domestic programs enacted in the United States.
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Suprise military attack of the Japanese on the United States.
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Was part of the Cold war.
A war between the North and South of Korea that was 'policed' by the United Nations. -
Established seperate public schools for black and white people.
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Also known as the second Indochina war. America lost vietnam to communism.
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Group of african american students enrolled in 1957. Followed by the little rock crisis where the students were prevented from entering their school by Orval faubus.
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13 day confrontation between the USSR and Cuba on one side and the US on the other side.
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One of the largest political rallies for Human rights in United states history and called for civil and economic rights for for African Americans.
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Outlawed discrimination based on race,colour,region,sex or national origin.
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Political scandal that occured as a result of the break in at the Watergate headquarters.
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Decided on the issue of abortion.
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Diplomatic crisis between iran and the united states.
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Political scandal in the United States.
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A conflict that consisted of two phases, began with an invasion led by the United states.
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