Tag #History

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Historical US Tariffs and Government Revenue: A Chart Reveals Limitations

A historical chart showing US federal government revenue from tariffs reveals that for much of the 19th century, tariffs constituted over half of the government's income. However, this system's limits led to the adoption of income tax as government expanded.

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Eyadéma's Long Rule: Economic Development and Complex Legacy in Togo

Gnassingbé Eyadéma's 38-year rule in Togo (1967-2005) saw significant economic development through phosphate exploitation, infrastructure development, tourism investment, and a strong military, while his active diplomacy positioned Togo internationally, leaving a complex legacy.

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Hoess House Sold to Counter Extremism Project

Grazyna Jurczak, after living 42 years in the former Auschwitz commandant Rudolf Hoess's house at 88 Legionow Street in Oswiecim, Poland, sold it to the Counter Extremism Project for an undisclosed sum exceeding the estimated $120,000 value; the organization plans to transform the property into a re...

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Trump's Inaugural Address: Lessons in Leadership from Past Presidents

Donald Trump's election as the 47th President of the United States, following a campaign exceeding half a billion dollars, is marked by his inaugural address echoing themes of unity and ambition from past presidents, offering timeless leadership lessons.

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Netherlands to Fully Open WWII Collaboration Archives Amid Privacy Concerns

Dutch Education Minister Eppo Bruins is preparing legislation to fully open controversial World War II digital archives containing 425,000 names of suspected collaborators, delayed due to privacy concerns, with only a list of names initially released online, causing significant public demand and con...

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Trump's Second Inauguration: A Technological Leap From Washington's 1789 Address

President-elect Trump's upcoming second inauguration will be broadcast across multiple platforms, marking a significant shift from the delayed dissemination of George Washington's 1789 address, illustrating how technological advancements have transformed the public's access to this event.

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Freedom Trail: Walking Through American History

Boston's Freedom Trail, a 2.5-mile walk, starts at Boston Common (1640), includes the Old South Meeting House (site of pre-Boston Tea Party meetings), and Paul Revere's House, highlighting key events leading to the American Revolution.

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20 Weird Facts About Australian History

This article presents 20 unusual facts about Australian history, ranging from a war against emus to the invention of Wi-Fi and the nation's first St Vincent de Paul society, highlighting both successes and failures, and demonstrating Australia's unique cultural evolution.

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Trump's False Claim: Manchester, Not US, Split the Atom First

During his inaugural address, President Trump mistakenly claimed the US split the atom; however, this achievement belongs to Sir Ernest Rutherford, who performed the groundbreaking experiments at the Victoria University of Manchester in 1919.

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Athens College Celebrates Centennial, Showcases Enduring Impact

The Athens College, founded in 1925 after overcoming initial obstacles and the Asia Minor Catastrophe, celebrates its 100th anniversary, showcasing its enduring influence on Greek society through its notable alumni and community engagement.

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Potsdam Garrison Church Cupola Construction to be Completed in 2027

The 32-meter cupola for Potsdam's Garrison Church tower, delayed by legal challenges, is to be installed in spring 2027; the completed tower will feature an observation platform and an exhibition addressing its Nazi past.

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US Presidential Inauguration Locations: A Historical Overview

US presidential inaugurations, traditionally held at the US Capitol building's West Front since 1981, have seen shifts in location due to weather, with indoor ceremonies in the Capitol building for colder temperatures, as in the case of Donald Trump's second inauguration and others.

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