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This detective, who watched over Abraham Lincoln during the president-elect’s 1861 inaugural trip to the White House, founded an agency that still provides security services today:

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Which U.S. President gave the shortest inaugural address?

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Which U.S. President wore a ring to his inauguration containing a lock of Abraham Lincoln’s hair?

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In the early 20th century, which three nations formed the “Triple Entente”?

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Historian Francis Parkman was referring to this battle when he wrote: “Measured by the numbers engaged, it was but a heavy skirmish; measured by results, it was one of the great battles of the w

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The Abnaki War of 1689-1697 is better known as:

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The Peace of Westphalia divided Pomerania into two parts known as:

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This veteran of the Black Hawk War later became President of the United States.

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This country withdrew from the Baghdad Pact in March 1959.

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