The term “war hawk&rdquo was first used in reference to those Republicans who were pro-war in the years leading up to this war.
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Daily Quiz for January 24, 2009
After the sinking of this British ocean liner with Americans aboard, Germany promised that no more merchant ships would be torpedoed without warning.
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Daily Quiz for January 23, 2009
This nation gained its independence on July 4, 1946.
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Daily Quiz for January 22, 2009
An estimated 300,000 Communists were massacred in this country after an attempted overthrow of the government in 1965.
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Daily Quiz for January 21, 2009
He was the only Roman Catholic signer of the Declaration of Independence.
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Decision at The Battle of Five Forks – 1865
Did Philip Sheridan forever tarnish a major Union victory by abruptly relieving Gouverneur Warren […]
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War Behind The Wire: Koje-do Prison Camp
Americans learned a hard lesson when North Korean prisoners took over their compound-and kidnapped a general.
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Fighting Words: The Whole Shooting Match
“The Great War,” wrote MHQ founding editor Robert Cowley in his book of the […]
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Daily Quiz for January 20, 2009
This American president’s administration was rocked by the Elk Hills Scandal.