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The Federalist Papers - Number 83
...w seen that the maxims relied upon will not bear the use made of them, let us endeavor to ascertain their proper use and true meaning. This will be best ...rticular mode which she is, for that purpose, to avail herself of. But let us further suppose that in a subsequent part of the same act it should be decl

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The Federalist Papers - Number 84
...indicated, is the multiplication of offices under the new government. Let us examine this a little. ...are to swell the account to the enormous size that has been represented to us? The chief item which occurs to me respects the support of the judges of th

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What was the Eisenhower Doctrine of 1957
...st has abruptly reached a new and critical stage in its long and important history. In past decades many of the countries in that area were not fully self-gov ...ependence of the nations of the Middle East should be inviolate. Seldom in history has a nation's dedication to principle been tested as severely as ours duri

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Why did the Soviet Union build the Berlin Wall
...t_Tanks_near_Checkpoint_Charlie.jpg|thumbnail|left|250px|Soviet Tanks face US Tanks at Checkpoint Charlie, Oct. 27, 1961 - picture from the CIA]]__NOTOC_ ====Khrushchev demanded that the US pullout of West Berlin====

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Why was the Jay Treaty so unpopular in the United States
[[File:Jay_treaty.jpg|left|250px|thumbnail|The Jay Treaty ratified by the US Congress June 24, 1795]] * Republished from [https://history.state.gov/| Office of the Historian, United States Department of State]

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The Bretton Woods Agreements for the IMF and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
...such person to appear and give testimony or appear and produce records and documents, or both; and any failure to obey such order of the court may be punished b ...erence, Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, July 1-22,1944 Final Act and Related Documents, pp. 68-95, Departmmt of State publication 2187, Conference Series 55; also

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How did American Filibusterers try to acquire territory for the United States in Latin America
Once the documents were publicly released, they proved embarrassing for the Pierce Administrat * Republished from [https://history.state.gov/| Office of the Historian, United States Department of State]

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How did the Second Great Awakening change the United States
...0c-20&linkId=535b5859acd7be05fa3c47741cf68243 Give Me Liberty: An American History]</i> (W.W. Norton & Co, 2013) ...nkId=086e29d1726e401930768b782126c5f0 The Great Awakening: A Brief History Documents]'' (Bedford's/St. Martins Press, 2007)

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How did the World React to the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan in 1978 according to the CIA
US diplomats that the invasion will hurt their growing economic relations with ...presence in Egypt. Cairo has repeated its offer of military facilities for US use in dealing with crises in the Middle East and has appealed to other Isl

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Constitution of the United States: Preamble
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Constitution of the United States: Article I
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Constitution of the United States: Article II
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Constitution of the United States: Article III
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Constitution of the United States: Article IV
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Constitution of the United States: Article V
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Constitution of the United States: Article VI
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Constitution of the United States: Bill of Rights
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Constitution of the United States: Article VII
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Constitution of the United States: Amendments XI - XXVII
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What was the history of marriage in the United States
...ty and Citizenship in Twentieth-Century America'', 2011.</ref>. Throughout history, the United States has idealized faithful, intraracial monogamy in the name ...meant some women had to be creative or resourceful. Few women had official documents from priests, judges, or other local officials.

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