January 26, 1340, Edward III, King of England, declared himself king of this country as well.
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Peek Inside a Political Cartoonist’s Vietnam Sketchbook
With a few stark lines on paper, cartoonist Gene Basset captures colliding cultures
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Daily Quiz for November 19, 2015
This is widely regarded as the first book printed in English.
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King William’s War: New England’s Mournful Decade
This 1690s border conflict between New England, New France and their respective native allies, a sideshow to the broader Nine Years’ War in Europe, was especially vicious.
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Daily Quiz for November 18, 2015
In 1946, Sidney W. Souers was became the first director of this government agency.
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Did Lincoln Sign the Emancipation Proclamation to Keep France Out of the War?
Did Lincoln sign the Emancipation Proclamation because France was about to support the South?
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Did Congress Give Permission to go into SE Asia?
Did Congress ever authorize the US going into SE Asia and getting involved in the Vietnam War?
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Daily Quiz for November 17, 2015
The first commercial TV station west of the Mississippi began broadcasting in this year.
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Daily Quiz for November 16, 2015
On January 22, 1963, France signed a treaty of cooperation with this country.
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Daily Quiz for November 15, 2015
In 1777, George Washington allowed the enlistment of members of this group into the Continental Army.