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New Orleans was well known for its port at the mouth of the Mississippi, its Battle of New Orleans in 1812 and was also known as a trade hub for the domestic slave trade.

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New Amsterdam was a well known Dutch Settlement around the 17th century and turned into the New York City we know today. It was an important trade hub between Europe and North America and housed an administration for the Dutch colony of New Netherlands, demonstrating political self-suffiency.

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Jamestown was America's first permanent English settlement, the foundation for the eventual United States. It was famous for its profitable crop tobacco, and it established the first representative government and also practiced the starts of slavery in the Colonies.

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Charleston was a key location in the development of colonial wealth but also conflict. It was also involved in the beginnings of the Civil War at Fort Sumter. It was also a big trading port, with items like indigo and rice, as well as being built on enslaved labor. It was also an important point in the Revolution; where the tea was stored in protest.

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Philadelphia is considered a major location in respects to the events of the becoming of America. It was the very first capital of the young United States, and it was where the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution were signed. The First and Second Continental Congresses also convened here. It is nicknamed the birthplace of America.

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The Battle of Saratoga helped the Americans secure an alliance with France after their victory.

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A decisive battle securing American Independence against Britain, with peace negotiations like the Treaty of Paris

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The first military engagements between the British and colonists

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The first military engagements between the British and colonists

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the vast land gained by the Louisiana Purchase, which was double the size of the US

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The Missouri Compromise Line. It divided the Louisiana Purchase territory, prohibiting slavery in the areas north of the line and permitting it south of the line

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temporary resolver the slavery debate, and a generally pivotal border state

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provided a large number of combatants, and was in general considered to ae key involvement with the American Revolution

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it transformed American history by revolutionizing transportation and trade

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Border States, South Meadow Avenue, Odessa, TX

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States between the North and South, like Kentucky, Missouri, Maryland, Delaware, etc..

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Charleston Harbor Resort & Marina, Patriots Point Road, Mount Pleasant, SC

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Charleston Harbor Resort & Marina, Patriots Point Road, Mount Pleasant, SC

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Charleston Harbor Resort & Marina, Patriots Point Road, Mount Pleasant, SC

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The first battle of the Civil War: Confederate forces fired on the Union fort, marking the official start of the conflict

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Battle of Gettysburg: The bloodiest but most important battle. Turned the tide in favor of the Union.

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Bleeding Kansas: Violent clashes between pro and anti slavery settlers, a mini Civil War over the entrance of Kansas as a slave or free state.

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Wilmington Coup: A white supremacist mob overthrew a legitimately elected biracial government, killing many Black residents

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"Golden Spike" Laid: marked the completion of the first transcontinental railroad, connecting the East and West Coasts

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Ellis Island, Ellis Island, New York, NY

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Ellis Island, Ellis Island, New York, NY

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Ellis Island, Ellis Island, New York, NY

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served as the main immigration station where millions of immigrants entered the U.S.

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Triangle Shirtwaist Fire: a factory fire that that killed over 140 garment workers, mostly young immigrant women, which led to stronger workplace safety laws.

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became an American territory and the 50th state, and some key events include the overthrow of the monarchy in 1893 by American businessmen and then its later annexation in 1898

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A major significant event was the Philippine-American War, which stemmed from problems regarding the recognition of Philippine Independence.

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As a result of the Spanish-American war, Puerto Rico and Guam were ceded to the U.S.

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was a territory purchased by America from Russia through a 7.2 million dollar deal

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Japan launched a surprise attack on the U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, sinking or damaging eight U.S. battleships and killing 2,403 Americans

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Normandy is primarily defined by the D-Day invasion on June 6, 1944, as part of the larger Operation Overlord during World War II

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a brutal battle during World War II and a nearly 27-year period of U.S. military administration that followed

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the atomic bombing by the United States on August 6, 1945, to end World War II was done in Hiroshima, with another one done also in Nagasaki

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Berlin was a major symbol of Cold War division. After World War II, the city was split into West Berlin (democratic, U.S.-allied) and East Berlin (communist, Soviet-controlled). Events like the Berlin Blockade and the Berlin Wall made it a frontline of tension between the U.S. and the USSR.

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Vietnam was a key Cold War battleground where the U.S. tried to stop the spread of communism using the Domino Theory. The Vietnam War pitted communist North Vietnam against anti-communist South Vietnam, with U.S. military involvement lasting until 1973.

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Cuba became a Cold War flashpoint after Fidel Castro established a communist government in 1959. Its alliance with the Soviet Union led to the Cuban Missile Crisis (1962), bringing the U.S. and USSR close to nuclear war.

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Turkey was strategically important because of its location near the Soviet Union. As a NATO member, Turkey hosted U.S. missiles during the Cold War, making it a point of tension between the U.S. and the USSR.

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Inchon was the site of a major U.S.-led UN amphibious landing in 1950 during the Korean War. The success of the landing helped push back communist North Korean forces, reinforcing the Cold War goal of containment in Asia.

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9/11: This refers to the four coordinated terrorist attacks carried out by al-Qaeda against the United States on September 11, 2001. It resulted in the destruction of the World Trade Center towers and led to major changes in global security and foreign policy.

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Kyoto Protocol: This was an international agreement that extended the 1992 UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, committing industrialized nations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. It set the first legally binding targets for countries to fight global warming.

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This refers to the U.S. Naval Base and its high-security detention camp used to hold suspected terrorists. It has been a center of international debate regarding human rights and the legal status of detainees.

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Taliban: This is a fundamentalist Islamic group that first rose to power in Afghanistan in the mid-1990s. After being ousted in 2001, they waged a twenty-year insurgency and eventually regained control of the country in 2021.