Essay:Greatest Mysteries of American History
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Here is a growing list of unsolved mysteries in American History:
- Where did the American Indians come from?
- Why was the Viking settlement at L'anse aux Meadows in Newfoundland abandoned?
- How was Christopher Columbus able to navigate himself across the Atlantic Ocean on his second voyage to find the precise same location that he colonized on his first voyage?
- What happened to the Lost Colony?
- What was the cause of the possession-like symptoms of the young girls in Salem in 1692, that their doctor attributed to the supernatural?
- Did Alexander Hamilton cut a deal with Thomas Jefferson to make him president?
- Was Meriwether Lewis murdered?
- Was the so-called corrupt bargain real and, if so, was there anything wrong with it?
- Why did the Tariff of Abominations pass?
- Did President James Buchanan arrange the Dred Scott decision?
- What caused the USS Maine to explode?
- What caused the Great Depression?
- What really caused the repeal of Prohibition?
- Who was the lone dissent on the jury in the court martial of Billy Mitchell?
- Did FDR have advance knowledge of the attack on Pearl Harbor?
- Why did FDR, who knew he was dying, replace his Vice President Henry Wallace with Harry S Truman to make Truman the next president?
- Why did the U-2 spy plane crash-land in the Soviet Union?
- Did a communist sympathizer in the U.S. government leak plans of the Bay of Pigs invasion to Castro?
- What happened to Jimmy Hoffa, Judge Crater and D. B. Cooper, who disappeared without a trace?
- What role did Justice William Brennan have in writing Roe v. Wade?
- Where did President Ronald Reagan get the idea and impetus for proposing the Strategic Defense Initiative?
- Who killed John F. Kennedy?
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