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Francis Scott Key, writer of the "Star Spangled Banner", was a supporter of the War of 1812. |
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In the "Scopes Monkey Trial", John Scopes was found innocent. |
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Franklin Roosevelt's "New Deal" was built upon the ideas on John Maynard Keynes. |
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Henry David Thoreau was a virtual recluse at Walden Pond for over a year. |
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The tragedy of the "Boston Massacre" was that the American colonists were completely unarmed. |
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Herbert Hoover called Prohibition "a noble experiment". |
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Many soldiers nearly starved to death at Valley Forge during the Revolutionary War. |
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"Tokyo Rose" was an American named Iva Toguri who would introduce records with pro-Japanese propaganda. |
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The creation of a national flag was very important to Congress to represent the United States' independence. |
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After 7 May, 1992, there are 11 amendments in "The Bill of Rights". |
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