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The Battle of Koniggratz (Sadowa), fought during this war, was the largest European battle of the 19th century.

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Gouverneur Morris: The Reason We Have A President

by Ray Raphael1/27/20124/12/2016

At the Constitutional Convention, Gouvernuer Morris made sure the office of the president would be independent from Congress.

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Daily Quiz for January 27, 2012

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Louis XIV’s prestigious military engineer, this man designed French fortifications and devised new methods for siege warfare.

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This battle all but ended Rome’s civil war of the First Triumvirate.

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America’s Executive Mansion officially became known as the White House during this man’s term of office.

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Much of the army of the Kingdom of Jerusalem was destroyed by Saladin in this battle on July 4, 1187.

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Daily Quiz for January 23, 2012

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The oldest military monument in the United States is located here.

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This British colonel secured the political and economic supremacy of the East India Company in Bengal after defeating the Newab of Bengal and the French East India Company.

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Daily Quiz for January 21, 2012

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This British battleship made all other battleships obsolete overnight.

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Daily Quiz for January 20, 2012

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Three different battles were fought in the vicinity of this town, now in modern Israel, in the 15th century BC, 609 BC, and 1918 AD.

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