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How the civil war led us to the study of US History?
While certainly an important event in US history, the US Civil War didn't "lead" or "start" the study of US History.
Why is the attack at Pearl Harbor important to US history?
Because it got us into World War two which we had been staying out of up to that point. Michael Montagne
Why was the Lustania important to US history?
The sinking of the British Lusitania during World War I by a German sub. 128 of the dead were American. That incident has been considered one of the major factors in the US entering the war.
Why does Gallipoli play such an important part in your war history?
To keep the US safe.
What are World War 2 bonds worth in the US today?
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WHAT IS D day in US history?
D Day was June 6, 1944. It is an important date in world history. It's the date the Allies invaded France in an unprecedented amphibious assault during World War II and was one of the major turning points of the war.
The year 1783 is important in US history because it is when the country?
We ended the war with England
How important was US interventionism in World War 2?
very
What is the essence of studying history?
studying history helps us to know about our ancestors and the very important incidents like world war. we should know about the things happened in the past before we are born so by studying history we can know that.
What makes the civil war important?
The US Civil War is important for a good number of reasons. It ranks as the largest failure in US history. The number of lives lost in the war was more than any war before or since. It was important because as a result of the war, the 13th amendment to the US Constitution was passed abolishing slavery. It ended forever the idea that states could secede from the US. It also became the driving force for the US to upgrade its military power and make an impression on other world powers.
How important was US aid in the Allied victory in World War 2?
So important that without it you likely would be speaking the Duetsch now. It's all on the History channel if you watch it long enough.
Why is James Garfield important to American history?
He was a civil war general, and the 20th US president
