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Famous showman P.T. Barnum also had a career in this field.

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Taos Society painter Walter Ufer blended artistic styles to capture the New Mexico landscape and its resident Indians in everyday pursuits

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Why does Baltimore, Maryland, have a park named for Confederate general Robert E. Lee?

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The last Emperor of China ascended the throne in this year.

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On December 2, 1901, King Gillette patented this invention.

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Looking for a DVD on Mexico’s 201st Fighter Squadron of WWII

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Are there any documentaries about the 201st Fighter Squadron, a Mexican unit that served with American air forces in the Pacific during WWII?

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The first Hollywood movie made in Technicolor was produced in this year.

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