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Voluntary immigration to Australia happened after this event |
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Self rule, staying a part of the empire, but governing domestic affairs themselves |
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Elected part of parliament |
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First two countries for women to vote |
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Australia and New Zealand |
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Huge uprisings in Paris in 1871 lead to this government |
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Framed for giving military information to Germany |
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Elements found by the Curies |
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Civil war began at this place |
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Planned violence against Jews |
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Amendments that gave citizenship to freed slaves |
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Symbolic monarch of England who ruled for 63 years |
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The Origin of Species by means of Natural Selection |
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A 2-year war in which the US gains its southwest and California |
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US land obtained through treaty with Britain |
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United upper and lower Canada |
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Process of removing bacteria from dairy |
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Part European, Part Native American in Canada |
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a form of nationalism for Jews to find a homeland |
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First English king to invade Ireland |
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Leader of 1798 rebellion against English in Ireland |
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Country that welcomed Jews because this country realized the economic boost they give |
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Radical movement wanting universal male Suffrage |
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Agricultural practice with only 1 crop |
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Florida was originally owned by |
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Invented a moving assembly line for cars |
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Power sources during 1900's |
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Electricity and Petroleum |
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Author of The Great Train Robbery |
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First wireless radio inventor |
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Gentry in Britain who discovered how to make porcelain |
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A pain-killer drug that saved humanity |
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Applied Natural selection to social behavior |
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Father of modern genetics |
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Spendings on things not essential |
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The Interpretation of Dreams, proposed by |
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Inventor of Periodic table |
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Studied Bacteria and germs |
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A genre of theater in which different, unrelated acts are shown |
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Native group who challenged the supreme court |
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God given right for US to expand |
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Discovered Electrons, Protons, Neutrons |
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