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Held by the Enemy, considered to be the first important play about the American Civil War, was first performed this long after the war ended.

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The Treaty of Utrecht ended this war.

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The last invasion of Britain occurred in this Welsh town in 1797.

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From 1532 to 1555 the Ottoman Empire fought a war against this state for control of Mesopotamia.

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This naval battle ensured that the English could invade France at will throughout the rest of the Hundred Years’ War.

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This animal was always depicted among the symbols of Julius Gaius Caesar’s legions.

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The first steel arch bridge to span the Mississippi opened in this year.

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This newspaper editor created the term "Manifest Destiny."

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The Second Battle of Svensksund was a naval engagement fought between these two states July 9 – 10, 1790.

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