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Daily Quiz for November 14, 2016

by HistoryNet Staff11/14/201610/11/2016

Oregon U.S. Senator Edward Baker who is the only sitting U.S. senator to be killed in battle, died in this war.

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by Amy Chan11/14/201610/20/2016

Winifred Gallagher, author of “How the Post Office Created America: A History”, explains how the Post Office helped establishing America even before the Declaration of Independence.

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Daily Quiz for November 13, 2016

by HistoryNet Staff11/13/201610/11/2016

The first female journalist to go regularly to the White House to gather news, Emily Briggs, began this practice during his administration.

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by HistoryNet Staff11/12/201610/11/2016

Instituted in April 1863, the Lieber Code established this.

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Daily Quiz for November 11, 2016

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President Abraham Lincoln read a story to his cabinet by this humorist before reading them a draft of the Emancipation Proclamation.

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Raymond Spillenger was an artist of the mid-20th-century New York School, an avant-garde community. […]

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