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George Washington crossed the Delaware to fight mercenaries on Christmas night.
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Genghis Khan refused to invade Korea because he thought the land was haunted.
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Japan's new system of government following World War Two was based on a constitution drafter in part by General Douglas MacArthur.
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The Pharaoh known as Ozymandias was Ramses II.
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Leif Erikson is the name of a Viking explorer who landed in North America almost 500 years before Christopher Columbus.
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Chief Little Turtle of the Miami died at the Battle of Fallen Timbers.
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In the World Wars, British soldiers were often known by the nickname "Tommies."
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The name Mansa Musa refers to Emperor Musa I of Mali.
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The oldest known novel in all of human history is The Tale of Genji.
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King Philip I was the only ever Muslim King of Spain.
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The famous 220-280 A. D. period in the history of China which was marked with conflict and legends is called The Five Kingdoms Period.
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The pheasant was the official bird of Nazi Germany.
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During the French Revolution, King Louis XVI and his immediate family were all boiled alive in a massive cauldron in Paris.
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The French Reign of Terror refers to the reign of Napoleon Bonaparte as Emperor.
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Stonehenge was built during the Bronze Age.
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In times of famine, some Eskimo tribes would send their members adrift by sending them off on floats of ice to die away from the tribe.
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The U.S.A. Supreme Court is not allowed to hold a trial on a Sunday out of religious observance.
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Caligula once appointed his favorite horse to be a senator.
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The group of people who were killed at Waco, Texas in the infamous 1993 siege were called the Church of the New Christ.
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The influential philosophy text Utopia was a work by H.G. Wells.
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King George III of England hired artists to construct mannequins that looked like his political opponents which George would then destroy in fits of frustration.
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The Norman people who settled in France originated from Viking lands.
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The Battle of Gettysburg produced the most casualties of any battle in human history.
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The artist Claude Monet cut off his own ear to paint a unique self-portrait.
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Simon Bolivar led revolutions that freed six nations from pain's imperialistic control.
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President Woodrow Wilson was charged with manslaughter after leaving office.
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The Eiffel Tower's design was originally meant to have eight legs, but the builders misinterpreted the plans.
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Writer Alexander Pope drowned while trying to swim across the English Channel.
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The Incas were convinced the shape of the Earth was that of a banana.
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Historians think the first humans to enter the Americas came from a land bridge that spanned the Bering Sea during the Ice Age.
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