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This multilateral agreement in 1928 attempted to outlaw war as a tool of national policy:

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by HistoryNet Staff12/19/2007

Oliver Wendell Holmes referred to a speech given by this person as "our intellectual Declaration of Independence."

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Daily Quiz for December 18, 2007

by HistoryNet Staff12/18/2007

Anti-slavery, pro-Union guerrillas in Kansas during the American Civil War were commonly known as this.

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Daily Quiz for December 17, 2007

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He wrote: "The great errors of the past are useful in many ways. One cannot remind oneself too often of crimes and disasters. These, no matter what people say, can be forestalled."

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Daily Quiz for December 16, 2007

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The 1647 Treaty of Ulm was reached between the:

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William Wrigley, Jr., owned the Chicago Cubs baseball team and named their stadium after himself, but he made his millions creating an empire based on this:

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Daily Quiz for December 14, 2007

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The Russian Social Democratic Party split into two factions in 1903, with those following V.I. Lenin called Bolsheviks, and their rivals being called this:

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Daily Quiz for December 13, 2007

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As president of this nation, Buenaventura Baez sought to have his country annexed by the United States:

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Daily Quiz for December 12, 2007

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In 1847, Joseph Jenkins Roberts was elected the first president of this country:

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Daily Quiz for December 11, 2007

by HistoryNet Staff12/11/2007

The failed invasion of Cuba by CIA-backed Cuban refugees, known as the Bay of Pigs, took place on this date:

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