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| Transatlantic Cable
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| "Peace without Victory"
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| Seward Purchase of Alaska
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| Jones Act
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| Joseph McCarthy
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| Tariff Issue
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| Zimmermann telegram
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| Edward R. Murrow
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| Exodusters
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| Selective Service Act
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| Korean War
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| The Grange/Oliver Kelley
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| Espionage Act
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| General Douglas MacArthur
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| Elizabeth Cady Stanton
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| World War 1
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| McCarren-Walter Immigration & Nationality Act
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| Chataugua Movement
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| Lever Act
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| Dwight D. Eisenhower
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| Chief Joseph/Nez Perce
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| Trading with the enemy Act
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| Earl Warren
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| Bessemer Process
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| Bolsheviks
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| SEATO
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| ''Munn v. Illinois''
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| Sedition Act
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| Brown v. Board of Education
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| Workingmen's Party
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| Fourteen Points
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| AFL-CIO
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| Edison/Light bulb
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| National War Labor board
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| Montgomery Bus Boycott
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| Bland-Allison Act
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| Overman Act
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| Beat Culture
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| Standard Oil Trust
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| Schenck v. U.S.
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| Eisenhower Doctrine
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| Booker T. Washington
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| Abrams v. U.S.
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| Domino Theory
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| James Garfield
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| Debs v. U.S.
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| MAD
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| Stalwarts
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| Treaty of Versailles
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| NASA
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| Chester Arthur
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| Prohibition supporters
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| Landum-Griffin Act
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| Pendleton Act
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| 19th Ammendment
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| Fidel Castro
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| Civil Service Commission
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| How the Other Half Lives
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| U-2
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| Helen Hunt Jackson
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| Adkins v. Children's Hospital
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| Sputnik
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| Chinese Exclusion Act
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| Wright Brothers Flight
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| John F. Kennedy
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| Civil Rights Cases
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| Niagara Movement/NAACP
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| Opec
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| Brooklyn Bridge
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| DuBois compared to Washington
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| Sit-ins
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| James Blaine
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| "Big" Bill Haywood
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| Alliance for Progress
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| Mugwumps
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| Henry Ford
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| Bay of Pigs
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| Grover Cleveland
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| United Negro Imprvmt Ass'n
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| Berlin Wall
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| American Federat. of Labor (AFL)
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| 18th Ammendment
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| Peace corps
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| Haymarket Square riot
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| Volstead Act
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| Freedom Rides
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| Yick Wo v. Hopkins
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| Great American Authors wrote...
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| Project Apollo
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| Interstate Commerce Act
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| Tin Pan Alley
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| Vietnam
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| Dawes Act
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| William Faulkner
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| Engel v. Vitale
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| Jane Addams/Hull house
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| Eugene O'Neill
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| Baker v. Carr
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| Williamsport, Pennsylvania
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| Harlem Renaissance
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| The Other America
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| Benjamin Harrison
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| Sacco and Vanzetti
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| The Feminine Mystique
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| US Census Bureau declares...
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| radio, Television
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| National Organiz. For Women
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| Sherman Antitrust Act
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| Warren G. Harding
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| Students for a Democratic Soc'y
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| John Sherman
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| Federal Highway Act
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| James Meredith/Univ. of Mississ.
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| Sherman Silver Purchase Act
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| Washington Naval Conference
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| Cuban Missle Crisis
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| McKinley Tariff
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| Immigration 1890-1917
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| Gideon v. Wainwright
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| Alfred Thayer Mahan
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| Emergancy Quota Act
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| Martin Luther King Jr.
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| Homestead Strike
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| Fordney McCumber Act
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| South Christian Leadership Conference
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| Frederick Jackson Turner
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| Calvin Coolidge
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| Student Nonviolent Coord. Com.
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| Panic of 1893
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| Coolidge's view on Strikes
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| Black Panthers
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| Queen Liliuokalani
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| National Origins Act
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| March on Washington
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| National Municipal League
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| Scopes "Monkey" Trial
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| Office of Economic Opportunity
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| Coxey's Army
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| Charles Lindbergh
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| Civil Rights Act of 1964
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| Wilson-Gorman Tariff
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| Great Mississippi Flood
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| Escobedo v. Illinois
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| Eugene V. Debs
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| Kellogg-Briand Pact (or Treaty)
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| Free Speech Movement
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| Pollack v. Farmers Loan & Trust
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| Herbert Hoover
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| Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
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| Atlanta Exposition/Compromise
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| Stock Market Crash
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| Lyndon Johnson
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| U.S. v. Knight Co.
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| Hawley-Smoot Tariff
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| Voting Rights Act
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| In re Debs
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| Causes of Depression
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| "Great Society"
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| Condition to admit Utah as State
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| Reconstruction Finance Corp.
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| Medicare and Medicaid
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| Plessy v. Ferguson
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| Bonus March
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| Elem. & Sec. & High Ed. Acts
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| William Jennings Bryan
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| Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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| Dept. of Urban Housing and Dev't
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| "Cross of Gold Speech"
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| New Deal
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| Miranda v. Arizona
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| Populist Party/Platform
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| "Hundred Days"
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| Thurgood Marshall
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| ...high point
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| Emergency Banking Act
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| Tet Offensive
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| ...ended because
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| Civilian Conservation Corps
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| Paris Peace Talks
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| William McKinley
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| Agricultural Adjustment Act
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| Robert F. Kennedy(bro of JFK)
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| Spanish American War
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| Federal Emergency Relief Act
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| Democratic National Convention
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| De Lome Letter
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| Tennessee Valley Act
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| Chicago Seven
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| U.S.S. Maine
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| Farm-Credit Act
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| EPA
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| Rough Riders
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| Glass-Steagall Banking Act
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| Roe v. Wade
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| Joseph Pulitzer
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| National Industrial Recovery Act
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| Richard Nixon
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| "Yellow Journalism"
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| 21st Ammendment
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| Apollo 11
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| Teller Amendment
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| Good Neighbor Policy
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| War powers Act
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| Commander George Dewey
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| Federal housing Authority
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| New York Times v. U.S.
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| Treaty of Paris
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| Gold Reserve Act
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| Furman v. Georgia
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| Open Door Policy
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| Securities and Exchange Act
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| Henry Kissinger
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| Foraker Act
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| Works Progress Administration
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| "Vietnamization"
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| Boxer Rebellion
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| National Housing Act
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| Strategic Arms Limit Trty(SALT)
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| Platt Amendment
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| Schecter Poultry v. U.S.
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| Comm. to reelect the Pres.
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| Theodore Roosevelt
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| Wagner Act
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| Watergate
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| Hay-Pauncefote Treaty
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| Social Security Act
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| Spiro Agnew
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| Venezuela boundry dispute
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| Congress of Indust. Organ. (CIO)
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| Saturday Night Massacre
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| Newlands Reclemation Act
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| Fair Labor Standards Act
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| Nixon Resigns
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| The Philippines
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| Trade Agreements Act
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| Gerald Ford
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| Women's Trade Union League
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| Neutrality Act
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| Jimmy Carter
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| Hay-Bunau-Varilla Treaty
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| Pennsylvania Turnpike
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| Panama Canal treaties
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| Northern Securities Co. v. U.S.
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| Selective Training and Service Act
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| Camp David Accords
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| Russo-Japanese War
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| Four Freedoms
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| Black Codes
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| Lochner v. New York
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| Lend-Lease Act
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| Three Mile Island
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| Hepburn Act
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| Atlantic Charter
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| Salt-II
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| The Jungle
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| U-Boats
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| Iran Hostage Crisis
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| Meat Inspection Act
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| Pearl Harbor
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| Equal Rights Ammendement
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| Pure Food and Drug Act
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| D-Day
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| Ronald Reagan
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| Muckrakers
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| Casablanca Conference
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| Reaganomics
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| Treaty of Portsmouth
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| Holocaust
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| women sup. Ct. Justices
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| Taft-Katsura Agreement
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| CORE
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| Iran-Contra Scandal
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| Susan B. Anthony
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| "Voice of America"
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| Star Wars
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| Gentlemen's Agt. re: Japan
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| Teheran Conference
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| George Bush Sr.
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| Root-Takhira Agreement
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| Yalta Conference
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| Persian Gulf War
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| Muller v. Oregon
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| Potsdam Conference
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| Americans with Disabilities Act
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| Paine-Aldrich Tariff
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| Manhattan Project
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| Budget Plan of 1990
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| Mann-Elkins Act
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| Harry S. Truman
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| Clarence Thomas
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| Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire
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| Hiroshima, Nagasaki
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| Bill Clinton
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| Progressive Movement
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| Korematsu v. U.S.
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| "Don't Ask, Don't tell"
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| William Howard Taft
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| Servicemen's readjustment Act
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| Health Care Reform
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| Progressive (Bull moose) Party
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| Bretton Woods/World Bank
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| World Trade Center Bombing
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| Woodrow Wilson
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| Dumbarton Oaks/United Nations
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| Brady Bill
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| Underwood Tariff
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| Full Employment Act
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| Bombing of the Federal Building
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| Dillingham Commission
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| Loyalty Boards
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| NAFTA
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| 17th Ammendment
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| Taft-Hartley Act
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| World Trade Organizations
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| 16th Ammendment
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| Truman Doctrine
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| Monica Lewinsky
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| Federal Reserve Act
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| George Kennan/Containment
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| Columbine High School
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| Triple Alliance
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| National Security Act/Council
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| Triple Entente
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| Marshall Plan
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| Bush v. Gore
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| Archduke Ferdinand
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| Jackie Robinson
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| George W. Bush
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| Clayton-Antitrust Act
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| Organization of American States
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| 9/11 terrorsit attacks
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| Federal Trade Commission Act
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| Centeral Intelligence Agency
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| Patriot Act of 2001
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| Guinn v. U.S.
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| "Iron Curtain"
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| No Child left behind Act
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| Lusitantia
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| North Atlantic Trty Org.(NATO)
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| War on Terrorism
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| National Defense Act
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| Youngstown Sheet & Tube Case
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| Invasion of Afghanistan
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| Federal Farm Loan Act
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| House un-American Activ. Committee
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| Baseball
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