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*Image Credit: Wikimedia Commons In desperate need of some good news three months before the Continental Congress met in Philadelphia, General George Washington and the Continental Army managed the first…
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*Image Credit: Wikimedia Commons More than four decades after the institution of nationwide segregation, the white minority in South Africa voted to end racial discrimination against blacks on March 18,…
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*Image Credit: Wikimedia Commons Stretching across one of the most famous waterways in the world, the Sydney Harbour Bridge cuts a familiar figure against the backdrop of Australia’s biggest city.…
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*Image Credit: Wikimedia Commons After more than a decade of providing assistance to the government of South Vietnam, the United States expanded its involvement in the Vietnamese conflict with the…
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Throughout human history, the arts have been an effective means to reflect on or protest against the ills of society. When it comes to American literature, there can be little…
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The Republican Party was founded on March 20, 1854. The party was established with an aim to oppose the spread of slavery into the western territories of the USA. The…
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March 21 1980 – President of the United States Jimmy Carter Announces a Boycott of the 1980 Summer Olympic Games in Moscow
by Vishul MalikFrustrated with a year-long heating up of the Cold War, President of the United States Jimmy Carter made a bold decision to show his disgust with the Soviet Union: American…
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Every 30 seconds, the sound of bells breaks the quiet of a forest 45 miles north of the Belarusian capital, Minsk. In the middle of a wide clearing, a tall…
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On March 22, 1945, the Arab League was formed in Cairo, Egypt. The league, which is a regional organization of Arab states, was formed by six countries which included Egypt,…
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The modern city is defined by tall steel buildings stretching hundreds of feet above the streets. Until March 23, 1857, skyscrapers were little more than a dream. The first Otis…