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Daily Quiz for July 22, 2019

by HistoryNet Staff7/22/20197/12/2019

The Confederate government owned this many blockade runners.

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Daily Quiz for July 21, 2019

by HistoryNet Staff7/21/20197/12/2019

The Lewis and Clark Expedition called the coyote this.

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Daily Quiz for July 20, 2019

by HistoryNet Staff7/20/20197/12/2019

“Tippecanoe and Tyler Too” was this man’s Presidential campaign slogan.

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Field Notes: United States Colored Troops Get New Recognition

by Tim and Beth Rowland7/19/20193/11/2024

Atlanta History Center acquires rare USCT regimental flag.

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Cherokee Bike Riders Travel the Trail of Tears

by Donald L. Barnhart Jr.7/19/20197/19/2019

Tribe members cycled 950 miles to remember their ancestors’ ordeal

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“Glory” Returns to the Big Screen

by Beth Rowland7/19/20198/13/2019

Oscar-winning epic about black soldiers in the Civil War will be re-released July 24

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Kandahar Kill Zone

by Bob Gordon7/19/20196/13/2019

In 2006 Canadians assaulting a Taliban stronghold near Kandahar, Afghanistan, came under attack from a multi-fanged enemy

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Union soldiers called the rout after First Battle of Bull Run this.

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Who Killed The Sheriff Who Shot Billy the Kid?

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This unsolved murder mystery remains one of the Wild West’s most notorious cold cases.

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Before Gene Roddenberry Created Star Trek, He Cheated Death as a WWII Pilot in the Pacific

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As a B-17 pilot, Gene Roddenberry survived tropical storms, flak and crash that tore his plane apart and left two dead.

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