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October 12 1492 Columbes landed his ship on North America.
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He discovered of parts of North America and he is usually known to have been the first European to encounter the continent of North America since the Norse Vikings in the eleventh century.
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He was a French explorer who was the first person to map and describe the Great Lakes and the the St. Lawrence River.
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Walter Raleigh established Roanoke colony in order to keep his colonization rights.
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John Smith was a founder, settler, and explorer of Jamestown. He aslo was a trained soldier who led expiditions around Jamestown.
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Twenty slaves in Virginia Africans brought to Jamestown are the first slaves imported into Britain’s North American colonies. Like indentured servants, they were probably freed after a fixed period of service.
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This compact temporarily created a Govermnment for the colonists.
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classes were held in the home of the first headmaster, Philemen Pormont
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Colonial North America's slave trade begins when the first American slave carrier, desire, is built and launched in Massachusetts.
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the first college was Harvard
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This Bill entitled that the people could petition the King/Queen without fear of avengement.
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It conducts the lightning to the ground.
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This is when the French and the Native Americans teamed up to try to take down the Brittish.
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In 1763 this Proclamation was used to start Great Britians Empire in North America.
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The Stamp Act was when the Britih Parlement started taxing the British colonists.
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loved icon all over the world
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This was the war that set America free from the Brittish.
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The purpose Declaration of Independence was that it stated that we are free from the British Government and no longer a part of it.
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Vermont is 1st colony to free all slaves.
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The founding 13 states established the United States of America confrederation of sovereign states and it served as the first constitution.
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This document is the law of the land of the United States of America.
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Named after De La Warr, a Virginia Governor.
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This is the Keystone state.
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New Jersey is a penninsula.
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Georgia is the first in peanut production.
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Thier state insect is the praying mantis.
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Four U.S. presidents were born in here.
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The capital is Annapolis.
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The area of the state covers 32,007 square miles.
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The first potato ever planted was planted here.
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The state nickname is "Old Dominion".
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The first American chess tournament was played in New York.
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He was our first president of the united statse. George Washington was born on February 22, 1732 in Virginia.
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He was the only Founding Father to free his slaves.
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The first miniature golf course was built in Fayetteville.
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4 million
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Rhode Island is the smallest state.
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Vermont is the home of Ben and Jerry's.
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Bill of Rights is the compiled name for the first 10 amendments.
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The first enamel bathtub was created in Louisville.
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The 11th amendment states that citizen of one state can't sue another state in court.
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Tennessee has more than 3,800 caves.
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He was a lawyer.
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5.3 million
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He founded the Universery of Virgina.
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Cincinnati Reds were the first professional baseball team.
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This amendment is telling you how you elect the President and the Vice President to office.
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He is the smallest President a 5 feet 4 inches.
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7.2 million
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This war was for several reasons including restriction of trade.
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Louisiana was named after King Louis XIV.
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The Indiana Gazette Indiana's first newspaper was published.
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He had three children.
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Greenwood is called the Cotton Capital of the World.
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The first aquarium was opened in Chicago.
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The pecan is the state nut.
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9.6 million
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Maine has over 2000 islands.
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The state musical instrument is the fiddle.
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His father, John Adams, was President.
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It was created for a vegetarian diet.
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He was orphaned.
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12.8 million
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This Act forced all Native American people to live in the southeastern parts of the United States.
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the first college to accept women
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This was a war against Mexico and we won the state from them.
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the first college to accept blacks
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Quartz is the official state rock.
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He was the first Dutch President.
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Detroit is know all over the world for the production of cars.
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a college known for its medical teachings
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It is used for hockey pucks.
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17 million
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He died of a stroke.
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He was the first President to die in office.
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He had a pet horse.
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loved sport
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The largest lake is Lake Okeechobee
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The state was once an independant nation.
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This was the war that ended all conflict with Mexico.
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Dubuque is the oldest city in the state.
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It is a fried dough food.
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Is known commonly as the cheese state.
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He died of heat stroke.
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23 million
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He was a farmer.
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There are more turkeys raised in California than in an other state.
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He was a military aide.
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a college known for its veternairy teachings
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He never married.
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It erases graphite from paper.
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The stapler was invented in Spring Valley.
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The Chinook salmon is the state fish.
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31.4 million
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It made reloading faster and easier.
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The jelly bean is a bean-shaped candy.
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This was the first machine gun to be manufactured and used in war.
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A big thing that we got from this war was the abolishment of slavery.
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He was the tallest President at 6 foot 4 inches.
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It used to be against the law to serve ice cream on cherry pie.
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Is a food made from processed grains and usually eaten with milk.
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The state animal is the black bear.
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Area 51 is located in Nevada.
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The 13th amendment is put in place.
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He was a democrate.
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Spam is made in Fremont.
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This amendment said that blacks couldn't be citizens.
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He loved to swim.
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loved sport played by a lot of poeple around the world
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loed sport played by a lot of people around the world
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38.6 million
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African Americans’ have the Right to Vote.
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This amendment allows any race to vote.
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He created denim blue jeans for a durable work pant.
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They have 222 state wildlife areas.
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Albany Perforated Wrapping Paper Co. were the first to sell Seth Wheeler's toilet paper on a roll.
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He was the first President to use a telephone.
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The lightt bulb was used to create light even when it is dark so that you can see at night.
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50.1 million
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He enjoyed fishing.
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He was assasinated.
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His nickname was "Uncle Jumbo".
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June 24, 1908 was when he died
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It was invented as a cure to addiction of morphine.
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loved sport played by a lot of people around the world
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he died march13, 1901
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Milk is the official state drink.
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The state bird is the ring-necked pheasant.
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The state animal is the grizzly bear.
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Microsoft head quarters is in Redmond.
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62.9 million
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The first stop sign ever implamented was in Detroit, MI.
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It is the 13 largest state.
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It has the lowest population of all the states.
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a college known for its tradition of black history mounth in February is black history month. On campus there are several activities honoring the achievements of black leaders.
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Nikola Tesla worked at Edison Machine Works.
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he was elected twice
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loved sport all around the world
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Utah was first explored for the Spanish by Franciscan Friars Escalante and Dominguez in 1776
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he was born on january 29 1843
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76.2 Million
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he was the first president to travel outside of the united states
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The state tree is the redbud tree.
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In 1998, a life size statue of a cattle drive, titled "On the Chisholm Trail," was set in place in Duncan as a monument to the American Cowboy.
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he was born september 15 1857 in cincinnati, ohio
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92.2 million
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Santa Fe is the highest capital city in the United States at 7,000 feet above sea level.
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Adopted in 1917, the lower half of the flag is a blue field. The upper half is divided into thirteen equal segments, six light yellow and seven red. In the center of the flag is a copper-colored five-point star. The red and the blue are the same shades as the flag of the United States of America, and it measures four feet high and six feet wide.
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nickname"schoolmaster in politics"
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This amendment allowed Congress to charge federal income taxes.
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This amendment says that the Senators will be elected by vote.
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This war took down forign empires and created new countries.
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This amendment states that no alcohol can be sold, transported, or made in the United States.
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106 million
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This amendment allows women to vote.
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died august 2 1993
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Born:July 4, 1872, Plymouth Notch, Vermont
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loved show all around the world
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gum with flavor and you can create bubbles with it
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he was a democrat
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123 million
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guitar that is pluged into an amplifier
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He was a lawyer
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This amendment states that there will be a timespan for you to be in federal office.
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This amendment repealed the 18th amendment. This allowed alcohol to be created, sold, and transported in the United States.
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ice cream that is smooth
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This war created the United Nations and showed how much power the U.S.A. had.
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132 million
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He was a soldier
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an electronic game with video cards
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tv with more accesible channels
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151 million
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This war is actually still going on but a cease-fire armistice was signed July 27, 1953.
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This amendment states that each persidential term can be no longer that 2 years.
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a code that defins an item
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his nickname was "Ike"
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a tape that holds a video
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Alaska is larger than the next four largest states combined!
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Hawaii is called the Island of Flowers.
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179.3 million
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In this war the communists won and took over Vietnam.
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He was killed on November 22, 1963
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This amendment allows citizens in the District of Columbia to vote for electors for President and Vice President
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During World War II he served briefly in the Navy as a lieutenant commander.
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This amendment prohibits a tax for voting.
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a wing that is spicy
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a disk that holds music
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small version of a computer
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This amendment says that if the President is unable to be in office the Vice President will take his place.
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He and his mom both had the same middle name of Milhous.
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203 million
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This amendment states that the voting age is 18 years old.
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contacting use on the internet
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handy device
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He was a lawyer.
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He was a farmer.
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226.5 million
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He was an actor
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loved electronic device
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His nickname is "Poppy"
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248.7 million
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Iraq invaded Kuwait and we went to help them.
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This amendment prohibits any law to increase or decrease Congresses salaries.
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He graduated from Georgetown University 1968
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281.4 million
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He graduated from Yale University 1968
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very much loved electronic device
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We invaded Afghanistan to hunt down and destory the Al-Qaeda terrorist organization.
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We helped Iraq establish a new govenment.
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The United States Government's credit rating has, for the first time in it's history, been downgraded from AAA to AA+
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308.7 million
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A machine that made it easier to seperate cotton fibers.