Today in History: August 25, 1914
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USA Trivia Question #20
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Today in History: August 24, 1814
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USA Trivia Question #19
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The First Battle of Marne
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USA Trivia Answer #11
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Today in History: August 22, 1990 – President Bush Signs Executive Order 12727
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USA Trivia Question #18
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Today in History: August 21, 1959
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The Civil War Begins: The Attack on Fort Sumter
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