People & Places
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There are unique facts about the various states of the united states of america.
United, States, America
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The world's first Metal-frame Skyscraper was officially known as the home insurance building; it was constructed in Chicago, Illinois, in 1884 and 1885.
metal-frame, skyscraper, Home, Insurance, Building
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Ernest Hemingway was awarded the nobel prize in Literature in 1954. He was known for writing the novella The Old Man and the Sea.
Nobel, Prize
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Published by Andrew Bradford of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the first magazine in the American colonies appeared on February 13, 1741; however, the american magazine;: a monthly view of the british colonies lasted for only three months.
American, Magazine, A, Monthly, View, British, Colonies
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Log cabins, which were first built in the United States at the mouth of the Delaware River, are actually swedish and finnish in their origin.
Swedish, Finnish
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Arizona is located in the Southwest part of the United States.
southwest
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In 1942 the first controlled nuclear chain reaction took place at the university of chicago.
University, Chicago
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In october of 1908, the famous criminals stayed at the Superior Hotel in Iron Mountain, now called Superior, Montana.
October
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One of the Connecticut's chief newspapers, known as the hartford courant, began publication in 1764 and has been published continuously, a time span longer than any other newspaper in the United States.
Hartford, Courant
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Delaware's northern boundary with Pennsylvania is a u-shaped boundary, forming the arc of a perfect circle; no other state has such a boundary.
U-shaped
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My neighbor's hometown, tucson, arizona, is famous for its association with astronomy.
Tuscon, Arizona
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In Fort Wayne, Indiana, on May 4, 1871, the first professional baseball game was played; the fort wayne kekiongas defeated the cleveland forest citys, 2-0
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custer's last stand took place in 1876, when Lt. Col. George A. Custer and about 210 of his troops were killed in Montana in the battle of little bighorn.
Custer's, Last, Stand, Battle, Little, Bighorn
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Published in Hartford, Connecticut, in 1796, the book american cookery by Amelia Simmons was the first cookbook written by an American.
American, Cookery
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Did i tell you that Delaware was the very first state to ratify the United States Constitution on December 7, 1787?
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On kitt peak near tucson is the largest solar telescope in the world.
Kitt, Peak, Tucson
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On May 30, 1911, the first long-distance automobile race in the United States took place in Indiana at the indianapolis motor speedway.
Indianapolis, Moto, Speedway
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As the capital of New Mexico, Santa Fe ranks as the oldest seat of government in the United States; Santa Fe was founded as the capital of the spanish province in 1609 or 1610.
Spanish
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In September of 1814, during the War of 1812, Francis Scott Key wrote "the star-spangled banner," which became the national anthem of the United States.
The, Star-Spangled, Banner
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The oldest highway in the United States is a european highway called the Royal Highway. Europeans built it in New Mexico in the 1500s.
European
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In flagstaff, arizona, in 1930, mr. Clyde W. Tombaugh discovered pluto.
Flagstaff, Arizona, Mr., Pluto
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The minnesota manufacturing and mining company began producing transparent cellophane tape in 1930; the tape was invented and patented by Richard Gurley Drew of St. Paul.
Minnesota, Manufacturing, Mining, Company
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Independence Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is a very famous building because both the declaration of independence and the constitution of the united states were adopted there.
Declaration, Independence, Constitution, United, States
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when he wrote the poem, Key was watching the British bombard Fort McHenry in Baltimore, Maryland.
When
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Perhaps this review of United States history will help you earn an a on your next test.
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