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| Austrian pyscharist who formulated a system known as psychoanalysis |
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| PROFESSOR WHO STARTED PROGRESSIVE EDUCATION |
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| GERMAN PHILOSOPHERS CALLED THE "FATHER OF ATHESTIC EXISTENTALISM" CLAIMED "GOD IS DEAD" |
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| CAME TO AMERICA FROM GERMANY AND BEGAN AN EFFECTIVE MINISTRY TO HTE JEWS THROUGH HIS MAGAZINE OUR HOPE |
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| SAID THAT ONE MUST TAKE "A LEAP OF FAITH" INTO DARKENESS TO BELIEVE IN GOD; EXISTENTIALISM |
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| REFUTED THE THEORY OF EVOLUTION |
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| EXPOSED MODERNISM IN THE CHURCH |
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| HELD GREAT CITY-WIDE REVIVAL CAMPAIGNS AND STARTED HTE REVIVAL WEEKLY, THE SWORD OF THE LORD |
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| METHODIST EVANGELIST "DEFENDER OF THE FAITH" |
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| EVANGELIST BORN IN A GISPY WAGON |
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| BRITISH MINISTER AND BIBLE SCHOLAR CALLED THE "PRINCE OF EXPOSITORS" |
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| BRILLIANTLY ANALYZED LIBERALISM AS ANTI-CHRISTIAN AND ANTI-INTELLECTUAL, GIVING MANY PEOPLE FIRM BELIEF IN THE BIBLE |
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| BRITISH MAN NOTED FOR HIS DEVOTIONAL STUDIES |
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| INVOLVED IN THE TEAPOT DOME SCANDAL |
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| FLEW OVER THE NORTH AND SOUTH POLE |
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| A CHICHAGO LAWYER, PROMINENT NEW YORK LIBERAL, VOLUNTEERED TO DEFEND SCOPES |
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| SCOPES TRIAL PROSECUTOR; CAMPAIGNED AGAINST MCKINLEY 1896; GREAT COMMONER |
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| AMERICAN COMMUNIST PLANNED AND LED VIOLENT STEEL-WORKERS STRIKE |
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| FOUNDED THE FIRST SUCESSFUL NATIONAL LABOR UNION, ORGANIZED THE A.F. OF L. |
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| BECAME FAMOUS FOR HIS "UNCLE REMUS" TALES |
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| PRESIDENT WILSON'S ATTORNEY GENERAL, TOOK ACTION AGAINST COMMUNIST VIOLENCE; THE G.I.D. |
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| LEADER OF THE RAILROADS IN THE SOUTH; BOUGHT UP MOST OF THE GOLD IN THE COUNTRY AND CAUSED "BLACK FRIDAY" |
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| FOUNDED A NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FARMERS CALLED THE GRANGE |
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| MAN MOST RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RISE OF MODERN SOCIALISM; FATHER OF COMMUNISM |
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| SIGNED PEACE TREATY WITH GERMANY TO FOCUS ON MAKING RUSSIA COMMUNIST; BOLSEVIK LEADER |
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| JOHN "BLACKJACK" PERSHING |
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| SENT BY WILSON INTO MEXICO TO CONQUER PANCHO VILLA; AND TO BE COMMANDER OF THE AMERICAN EXPEDITARY FORCE IN FRANCE DURING WWI |
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| ARCHDUKE FRANCIS FERDINAND |
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| HEIR TO AUSTRIAN THRONE; HIS MURDER SPARKED WWI |
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| UNDER HIS LEADERSHIP GERMANY WAS EAGER TO FLEX ITS MUSCLES, EXPAND AND DEMONSTRATE ITS STRENGTH TO OLDER NATIONS OF EUROPE |
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BEST REMEMBERED AGRICULTURAL SCIENTIST; HAD "GOD'S LITTLE WORKSHOP"
WORKED WITH PEANUTS AND SWEET POTATOES |
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| INVENTED THE SLEEPING CAR |
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| ARMY DOCTOR WHO HEADED THE COMMISSION FOR THE CURE OF YELLOW FEVER IN CUBA |
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| ARMY ENGINEER WHO TOOK CHARGE OF THE PANAMA CANAL |
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| LEADER OF THE U.S. PACIFIC FLEET IN HONG KONG |
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| MADE THE FIRST SUCESSFUL FLIGHT IN KITTY HAWK IN 1903 |
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| AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN WHO SAW THE POTENTIAL OF THE OIL BUSINESS |
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| DONATED MILLIONS OF DOLLARS TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PUBLIC LIBRARIES IN COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY; HAD A STEEL COMPANY |
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| WEALTHIEST FINANCIER FO THE 19TH CENTURY; ORGANIZED THE U.S. STEEL CORPORATION |
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| ONE OF THE EARLIEST ADVOCATES OF CAPITALISM; RESPONSIBLE FOR RISE AND TRIUMPH OF CAPTITALISM; WROTE WEALTH OF NATIONS |
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| REVOLUTIONIZED TRANSPORTATION IN AMERICA MORE THAN ANY OTHER MAN; INVENTED THE ASSEMBLY LINE AND MODEL T |
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| PATENTED THE 1ST TELEPHONE |
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| THE GREATEST INVENTOR IN HISTORY; HAD THE MOST PROFOUND EFFECT UPON THE 20TH CENTURY |
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| SHOWED GREAT CONCERN FOR THE POOR SO SHE OPENED THE HULL HOUSE |
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| PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONARY, INTRODUCED REINDEERS TO ALASKA |
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| INFLUENTIAL MISSIONARY IN HIS HOME COUNTRY CHINA |
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| MOST FAMOUS MISSIONARY EXPLORER TO AFRICA |
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| GERMAN IMMIGRANT STRONG ADVOCATE OF CIVIL SERVICE REFORM DURING HAYES PRESIDENCY |
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| MRS. HAYES NICKNAME FOR REFUSING TO SERVE ALCHOL |
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| LEADER OF FOOD ADMINSTRATION |
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| 1923; TOOK PLACE FO HARDING; PRESIDENT FOR MOST OF THE ROARING TWENTIES |
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WILLIAM HARDING
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| 1920-1923; CALLED FOR A RETURN TO NORMALLCY; DIED IN OFFICE |
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| WON ELECTION OF 1896 AGAINST; NEW FREEDOM PROGRAM; FEDERAL RESERVE ACT; UNDERWOOD SIMMONS ACT; WWI PRESIDENT; FIRST PRESIDENT SINCE JOHN ADAMS TO MAEK PRESIDENT APPERANCE IN CONGRESS |
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| BIG BILL TAFT; "DOLLAR DIPLOMACY" FIRST CIVIL GOVERNOR OF PHILIPINES 1908 |
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| ELECTION OF 1900; VP OF MCKINLEY; YOUNGEST MAN EVER PRESIDENT; MOST POPULAR PRESIDENT FO EARLY 1900S; ROUGH RIDERS LEADER; "TRUSTBUSTER"; PROGRESSIVE PRESIDENT; 1901-1909 |
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| WON ELECTION FO 1886 AGAINST BRYAN; "FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN" ASSISSINATED BY ANARCHIST |
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| WON ELECTION OF 1888 AGAINST CLEVELAND; MCKINLEY TARIFF; SHERMAN SILVER PURCHASE ACT |
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| 1884; FIRST DEMOCRATIC TO WIN THE PRESIDENT AFTER CIVIL WAR; WON 1892, ONLY PRESIDENT TO SERVE 2 TERMS NONCONSEQUTIVELY; MARRIED IN THE WHITE HOUSE; INTERSTATE COMMERCE ACT |
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| 1881; GARFIELDS VP; BROUGH TO PRESIDENCY BY GARFIELDS DEATH; PENDLETON ACT |
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| WON ELECTION OF 1880; LAST PRESIDENT TO BE BORN IN A LOG CABIN; STALWARTS AND HALFBREEDS |
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| WON THE DISPUTED ELECTION OF 1876 AGAINST TILDEN; BEST REMEMBERED FOR HIS ATTEMPTS TO REFORM THE CIVIL SERVICE PROGRAM |
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| SENSATIONAL AND SOMETIMES UNFOUNDED STORIES |
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| THE BASIS FOR THE MODERN CIVIL SERVICE PROGRAM; PRESIDENT ARTHURS BEST REMEMBERED ACHIEVEMENT |
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| BROKE UP MONOPOLIES DURING HARRISON ADMINISTRATION |
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| STATED THAT THE U.S. DISCLAIMS ANY INTENTION OF CONTROL OVER CUBA EXCEPT FOR PACIFICATION |
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| MADE PUERTO RICO AN UNORGANIZED TERRITORY |
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| MADE PUERTO RICO AN UNORGANIZED TERRITORY |
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| DISCOVERY OF GOLD IN ALASKA |
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| THIS PARTY ADVOCATED THAT THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT INCREASE TH ENUMBER OF GREENBACKS IN CIRCULATION |
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| PLATFORM WAS "OUGHT TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT" |
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| WHEN CHINESE NATIONALIST KILLED MISSIONARIES |
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| PEOPLE THAT SETTLED IN OKLAHOMA |
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| CONNECTED THE CARRIBEAN AND PACIFIC OCEAN |
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| SUNK IN THE HARBOR OF HAVANNA PROMOTED WAR WITH SPAIN ALONG WITH THE DE LOME LETTER |
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| PROMOTED UNDERSTANDING FRIENDLY RELATION AND COOPERATION AMONG THE AMERICAN REPUBLCS; BLAINE |
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| GRANTED A ZONE TEN MILES WIDE THROUGH THE ISTHMUS ON BASICALLY THE SAME TERMS COLOMBIA REJECTED |
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| THE NATIONS FIRST FEDERAL REGALTORY AGENCY |
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| WENT VIRTUALLY UNCHALLENGED UNTIL THE CIVIL WAR DIVIDED THE STATES |
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| PROVIDED FOR AN INCREASE IN THE SIZE OF THE REGULAR ARMY AND ORGANIZING OF NATIONAL GUARDMEN |
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| AN OLD MANSION IN THE CENTER OF CHICAGO'S SLUM |
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| MADE FUNDS AVAILABLE TO STATES TO ESTABLISH AGRICULTRAL EXPERIMENT STATIONS |
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| GRANTED EACH STATE 300,000 ACRES FOR EACH OF ITS SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES |
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| ADOPTED IN 1914 AND AUTHORIZED THE ESTABLISHMENT OF AN EXTENSION SERVICE WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE |
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| ROOSEVELTS DEAL FOR FAIRNESS BETWEEN EVERYONE |
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| ROOSEVELT'S NICKNAME FOR BREAKING UP LARGE MONOPOLIES |
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| ALL ASPECTS OF LIFE MUST BE PLANNED AND REGULATED TO INSURE "THE GREATEST GOOD FOR THE GREATEST NUMBER"; FROM EACH ACCORDING TO HIS ABILITY, TO EACH ACCORDING TO HIS OWN |
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| NATURALISM OR DETERIMISM; THE IDEA THAT MATTER IS THE ONLY REALITY AND THAT EVERYTHING CAN EXPLAINED IN TERMS OF MATTER |
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| EXALTING THEIR OWN REASON ABOVE GOD'S WORD; RELIGIOUS LIBERALISM |
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| THE GENTLEMAN'S AGREEMENT |
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| BY THIS THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT AGREED TO WITHHOLD PASSPORTS FROM JAPANESE LABORERS SEEKING TO COME TO THE US |
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| WAS USED TO DEMONSTRATE AMERICA'S INCREASING MILITARY STRENGTH TO THE WORLD ESPECIALLY JAPAN |
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| SUNK IN 1912; BIGGEST STORY IN THE NEWSPAPERS IN HTE EARLY 20TH CENTURY |
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| BRITISH LUXURY LINER SUNK BY GERMANS OF HTE COAST OF IRELAND |
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| THE MSOT ASTOUNDING ATTEMPT OF ACHIEVING PERMNANT INTERNATIONAL PEACE IN THE 20'S; A TOTAL OF 62 NATIONS SIGNED |
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| CREATED TO ACT AS A COURT OF ABRITRATION TO SETTLE LABOR DISPUTES; HEADED BY PRESIDENT TAFT |
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| CREATED UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF HERBERT HOOVER |
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| AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR |
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| FIRST SUCESSFUL NATIONAL LABOR UNION FOUNDED BY SAMUEL GOMPERS |
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| MADE IT ILLEGAL FOR A SHIPPER TO ACCEPT A REBATE FROM A RAILROAD |
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| FIRST COMMERCIAL RADIO STATION ON AIR IN 1920 |
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| GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE, AND RUSSIA |
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| GERMANY, AUSTRIA-HUNGARY, AND ITALY |
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| GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE, RUSSIA, SERBIA, SERBIA, BELIGUIM, ROMANIA, JAPAN, PORTUGAL, GREECE, ITALY, AND MONTENEGRO |
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| GERMANY, AUSTRIA-HUNGARY, BULGARIA, AND TURKEY |
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| ENDED RUSSIAN INVOLVEMENT IN WWI |
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| CONVIENED IN 1919 FOR PEACE BETWEEN NATIONS; HAD 14 POINTS |
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| PRESIDENT WILSON, PRIME MINISTER DAVID L. GEORGE OF ENGLAND, PREIMER GEORGE CLEMENCEAU OF FRANCE, AND PRIME MINISTER VITTORIO ORLANDO OF ITALY |
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| AN ORGANIZTION DEDICATED TO WORLDWIDE COMMUNIST REVOULTION |
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| FOUNDED BY COLONEL THEODORE ROOSEVELT JR., IN PARIS IN 1919, SOON BECAME KNOWN FOR ITS PATRIOTISM, CONSERVATIVES, AND ANTI-COMMUNISM |
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| STARTED BY DU BOIS, ENCOURAGED BLACKS TO ACTIVLEY OPPOSE DISCRIMINATION |
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| BY WHICH THE TOTAL GERMAN DEBT REAMAINED THE SAME BUT THE PAYMENTS WERE TEMPORAILY LOWERED TO HELP GERMANY THROUGH HARD ECONOMIC TIMES |
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| BECAMEA NATURALLY PROMINENT CASE BECAUSE OF THE RED SCARE BETWEEN TWO ITALIAN IMMIGRANTS CONVICTED OF MURDER |
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| PASSED TO PUT THE 18TH AMENDMENT INTO EFFECT |
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| CREATED BY THE NATIONAL BUDGET ACT TO AUDIT FEDERAL ACCOUNTS |
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| PROVIDED FOR A UNITED YEARLY BUDGET FOR THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT |
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| DENIES HUMAN PESONALITY AND RDUCES MAN TO A BUNDLE OF SUBCONSCIOUS DRIVES AND IRRATIONAL FEARS |
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| DISTINCT TURN FROM TRADITIONAL EDUCATION, JOHN DEWEY |
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| the transcontinental railroad |
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| centennial expostition; colorado became a state |
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| wright brothers made 1st flight |
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| first solo flight across atlantic ocean |
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