He planned the first offensive spearheaded by tanks in WW1.
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Daily Quiz for June 9, 2014
The Right Reverend Samuel Provoost has this place in history.
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Daily Quiz for June 8, 2014
Early 20th-century journalists who exposed political corruption, business abuses, and social evils, real and perceived, were called this.
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Daily Quiz for June 7, 2014
A granite shaft in memory of this American religious leader stands in Sharon, Vermont.
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Daily Quiz for June 6, 2014
In 1895, at this author’s suggestion, the Daughters of the American Revolution founded the Children of the American Revolution.
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2014 Spur Award: The Other James Brother
Forever in brother Jesse’s long shadow, Frank James may have been the more cunning and cold-blooded of the pair, as revealed in this Spur Award–winning feature
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Were the Donner Party Really Cannibals?
Or is America’s most infamous instance of humans eating humans a myth?
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Daily Quiz for June 5, 2014
As a young officer the future Supreme Commander of Allied Forces in Europe, Dwight D. Eisenhower, read this man’s book three times.
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What Keeps Him On The Job: World War II Health & Safety Posters
Designed by H. Price around 1942 for the U.S. Public Health Service, these health […]
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Daily Quiz for June 4, 2014
Helen Hunt Jackson wrote the novel Ramona to seek justice and rights for this group of people.