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https://www.history.com/topics/world-war-i/world-war-i-history
https://www.biography.com/people/john-wilkes-booth-9219681
https://www.uscis.gov/us-citizenship/citizenship-through-naturalization
https://www.biography.com/people/thomas-edison-9284349
I got most of my information from my awesome American History Teacher.

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Personally I believe that world war 1 was the most important event in history. This event led to the freedom on the U.S. as a whole. As the whole world was in war  United States was given the chance to become a union. After the assassination of  Archduke Franz Ferdinand everyone was in tension. The war lasted a long time and many allies were formed.

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President George Washington was a very important person in the formation of this country. As the president of a newly formed country his job was very difficult. He had to create everything from scratch. All of the laws that we currently have are based of the laws that he created. Doing so Washington had to balance his opinions and the opinions of the people.

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President Lincoln was a major factor of freeing the slaves. I choose him to be my third most important factor to the count of how he made many changes of the United States. He was part of the union which believed that black people could have their own rights and shouldn't be slaves. He was also part of the civil war. The loss of him was very tragic to the nation as of since civil war had barely ended

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Right after President Lincoln the civil war was another important factor of forming the United States. Civil war was the disagreement between the north and the south about many factors, but mostly about slavery. This war was very vicious and many battles happened in order for it to end. After the war ended there were many people who were displeased. Although through this war peace and unity was created in the U.S.

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Sadly there was many people who didn't like that fact that the civil war had ended and that the north won. John Wilkes Booth was one of those people. He was a secret agent for the confederates. On April 14, 1865 he took it to himself to murder President Lincoln. Doing so he ruined any chance for president Lincoln to continue making changes to the United States as the President.

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Woman's rights are so important in the term to try and be treated equally to men. Not only because many women where the first to stand up to the government. They also took the stand to say that slavery was wrong. Also women tried to be so supportive. During the Industrial Revolution most men enlisted to go fight and women had to stand up to take the jobs to provide for their families.

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The Industrial Revolution comes in 6th even though it was an important factor. The Revolution was the start of factories and large machine. This also began the start of women and children working in factories. During this time many tools that we use today were invented. This was a crucial time for the U.S. to grow and increase the economy.

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Thomas Edison was one of the inventors that took part of the Industrial Revolution. He created a light bulb and the phonograph. He was also a great businessman. By doing so he is credited today for helping to build America's economy during the nation's vulnerable early years. After Edison saved a three-year-old from being run over by an errant train, the child’s grateful father rewarded him by teaching him to operate a telegraph.

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Naturalization was a time in which the United States allowed immigrants from all over to enter. Many races diverged and mixed with each other. A lot of people came in through New York. They came in through large boats with seat depending on quality. This was a time when the U.S. had a huge increase in population.

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The Atomic Bombs were the first United Sates major chemical weapon. They were created to protect Japanese people and a lot of Americans. The bombs were very deadly and were tried to be kept a secret from being used by the wrong people. Using the Bomb was carefully thought through and were believed to be used as a way to save millions of Americans.