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- American
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- American
Revolution
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American Revolutionary War--Overview
page on the War of American Independence.
- The
Battles of Lexington and Concord (April 19,
1775)
--The first battles of
the Revolutionary War.
- The
Boston Tea Party--Anti-tax
protest by the American colonists against British
authority
- North
American Colonial Wars--A
listing of the colonial wars in North America between Britain,
France, and Spain from 1689 to 1763. These conflicts led up to
the American Revolution.
- George
Washington's General Orders on Profanity (August
3,1776)
- Washington's
Farewell Address to the Army (November 2, 1783)
- Proclamation
of 1763 (October 7, 1763)
- Declaration
Of The Causes And Necessity Of Taking Up Arms (July 6,
1775)
- Commission
for General Washington (June 17, 1775)
- The
Articles of Confederation: America's First
Constitution
- Presidents
of Congress Under the Articles of Confederation
(1781-1789)--A listing
of the Presidents of Congress Under the Articles of
Confederation from 1781 to1789.
- Treaty
of Amity and Commerce Between The United States and France;
February 6, 1778
- Treaty
of Alliance Between The United States and France; February 6,
1778
- Dr.
Benjamin Rush--
Signer of the Declaration of Independence, member of the
Constitutional Convention, noted physician and ardent supporter
for the abolition of slavery.
- George
Washington--Commanding
General of the Continental Army in the Revolution and later
America's first President.
- Slaves
as a Percentage of the U.S. Population.
- Slave
Rebellions in U.S. History
Biofiles
- Hussein
Badreddin al-Houthi --(d.
2004) was a Zaidi Shiite religious leader in Yemen. al-Houthi
began the Shiite rebellion in northern Yemen known as the
Sa'dah conflict, which began in 2004.
- Julian
Assange--Founder of
WikiLeaks
- The
Beatles -The Fab Four; John
Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo
Starr
- William
Blum--Political writer
critical of American foreign policy and of the Bush
Administration. Author of the controversial book "Rogue
State."
- L.
Paul Bremer--President
Bush's Envoy to Iraq as head of the Provisional Coalition
Authority in 2003 and 2004.
- President
George H.W. Bush--The
41st President of the United States.
- Eric
Cantor--Republican Whip
in the House of Representatives, Cantor is the only Jewish
member of the House
Republican leadership.
- Hillary
Rodham Clinton--Currently
a Senator representing New York State, Hillary Clinton is a
former First Lady and is a candidate for President in the 2008
election.
- Johnny
Cochran--Legal icon and
attorney for such luminaries as O.J. Simpson, Michael Jackson
and other controversial figures.
- George
Armstrong Custer--American
Army General, veteran of the Civil War. Best known for his
"Last Stand," the Battle of the Little Bighorn.
- Tom
DeLay--House Majority
Leader and conservative Republican. Currently under indictment
in Texas and, for now, the former Majority Leader.
- Arthur
Duncan--American tap
dancer who gained fame as a regular performer on the
Lawrence Welk Show.
- Clancy
Eccles--Jamaican reggae
and ska artist who was politically active in support of
socialist Prime Minister Michael Manley.
- William
Roscoe Estep --An
American Baptist historian and professor known as an expert on
the Anabaptist Movement.
- First
Lady Betty Ford
- President
Gerald R. Ford--The
38th President of the United States.
- David
Geffen--Hollywood music
and movie producer and well known policial fundraiser for
Democratic candidates.
- The
Reverend Billy Graham--Religious
cultural icon and spiritual advisor to every American president
since Dwight Eisenhower.
- Rudolph "Rudy"
Giuliani--American politician currently for the Republican
nomination for the office of President of the United States. He
is best known as the Mayor of New York City during the
September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
- Dennis
J. Kucinich--American
politician running for the 2008 Democratic presidential
nomination. Formerly known as the "Boy Mayor of Cleveland,"
Kucinich is now the Congressional Representative for Ohio's
10th District.
- General
Robert E. Lee-- Army
general for the South in the American Civil War.
- General
Stanley McChrystal--American
and ISAF commander in Afghanistan.
- Timothy
McVeigh--Domestic
American terrorist responsible for the Oklahoma City Bombing in
1995.
- Thomas
Nast-American
political cartoonist.
- John
Negroponte--American
diplomat nominated to serve as the first Director of National
Intelligence; a position created to help fight the War on
Terror.
- Willie
Nelson--American
Country music star, actor, and social activist.
- Barack
Obama--An American
politician currently representing the state of Illinois in the
United States Senate. he is running for the Democratic
nomination for President in the 2008 election.
- General
George Patton--Famed
American army general of World War Two.
- Billy
Preston--Grammy-winning
keyboardist known as the "Fifth Beatle," and as an unofficial
member of the Rolling Stones.
- Dave
Reichert--Republican
Congressman from Washington State's 8th District.
- The
Rolling Stones --Famous
British rock band known as "The World's Greatest Rock 'n Roll
Band."
- Saddam
Hussein--Biofile on the
late Iraqi dictator
- Julius
Schwartz--Comic book
editor whose career greatly influenced the comics
industry.
- Ariel
Sharon-Israeli military
leader and Prime Minister.
- Casey
Sheehan--U.S. Army
soldier who died in the Iraq War. His death caused his mother,
Cindy Sheehan, to launch an anti-war demonstration which gained
nation-wide attention.
- Cindy
Sheehan--The mother of
Casey Sheehan. Her son's death led her to begin an anti-war
demonstration outside of President Bush's ranch in the summer
of 2005.
- Maria
Shriver--Former
award-winning television journalist, best-selling author,
current First Lady of California, niece to President John F.
Kennedy, and daughter of Vice-Presidential candidate Sargent
Shriver.
- Britney
Spears- Pop music icon,
singer, actress, and star.
- Andrew
Joseph "Joe" Stack III (1956-2010)--Domestic
terrorsit suicide/homicide pilot who crashed his plane into an
office of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) on Feb. 18,
2010.
- Ian
"Stu" Stewart--Rolling
Stones founding member, pianist and road manager, who is
considered "The Sixth Stone."
- William
Howard Taft-President
of the United States and later Chief Justice of the U.S.
Supreme Court.
- Tom
TSquared Taylor--American
Video Game Pro
- Presidents
of the United States--A
listing of American Presidents, with links to biographical
information.
- American
Domestic Terrorists and Assassins--A
listing of individuals and groups from the United States, who
committed acts of terrorism against the American
people.
- Lawyers,
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listing of individuals from the legal profession in the United
States.
- Chief
Justices of the United States Supreme
Court--From John Jay in
1789 to John Roberts, Jr. in 2005 and beyond.
- American
Presidents Who Won the Nobel Peace Prize
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Family Political Dynasty--The
famous family of American politicians.
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Ali-Boxing
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- Indian
Wars
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List of Wars--All wars
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those not otherwise mentioned will be listed on the Site Map page
for this category. Dozens of "unlinked" wars are listed as
well.
- Yemeni
Tribal Uprising
- The Falkland Islands
War (1982)
- Falkland
Islands War Images and Pictures
- Saudi-Yemen
Border Conflict
- Ecuador-Peru
Border War of 1941
- Guinea-Bissau
Civil War of 1998-1999
- Thailand-Laos
Border War (1987-1988)
- Wars
of the Horn of Africa: Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti, and
Somalia
- Wars
of the Hapsburg Empire (Austria-Hungary) from 1815 to 1918
- Wars
and Conflicts of Great Britain
- The Crimean War--One
of the first truly "modern" wars, this conflict pitted the
powerful Empires of France, Britain, and Ottoman Turkey against
the huge Russian Empire.
- British
Wars 1945 to the Present
- Middle
Eastern Military History
- Wars
and Conflicts of Georgia
- Wars
and Conflicts of Thailand
- Wars
and Conflicts of Yemen
- Wars
and Conflicts Between Tibet and China
- Wars,
Conflicts, and Coups of the Philippines
- Wars
of Southern Africa :1899-Present
--An overview of the colonial wars, civil wars, and other
conflicts in southern africa from 1899 to the
present
- New
and Recent Conflicts of the World--This
page contains a list of several dozen current conflicts. Only
those with History Guy pages are mentioned below.
- World
War Two
- World
War Two Biographies
- World
War Two Vocabulary
- When Was
World War Two?
- Wars
and Conflicts of 1939
- Battle
of Khalkhin Gol (1939)
- Speeches
and Documents of Allied and Axis Politicians and
Leaders
- World
War Two Documents
- The
Anti-Comintern Pact (Signed November 25,
1936)
- The
Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact (Signed August 24,
1939)
- Text
of Adolf Hitler's Proclamation to the German Army announcing
war with Poland (September 1, 1939)
- British
Declaration of War on Germany, September 3,
1939
- The
Tripartite Pact (Signed September 27, 1940)
- Atlantic
Charter of August 14, 1941
- President
Roosevelt's Message To Congress on the Atlantic Charter of
August 21, 1941
- U.S.
Declaration of War Against Japan (December 8,
1941)
- Lend
Lease Agreement (February 23, 1942)
- Anglo-American
Agreement of February 28, 1942
- President
Roosevelt's D-Day Prayer to the Nation (June 6,
1944)
- The
Yalta Conference Agreements (February 11,
1945)
- Japanese
Surrender Documents (September 2, 1945)
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- MusicHistory
- The
Beatles--The Fab Four
from Liverpool took America by storm in the 1960s and changed
the face of both popular music and rock and roll.
- Susan
Boyle--Scottish singing
sensation whose vocal performance on "Britain's Got Talent"
amazed the audience and quickly gained fame as word spread
across the internet.
- Arthur
Duncan--American tap
dancer who gained fame as a regular performer on the
Lawrence Welk Show.
- Bob
Dylan--American folk
and rock icon who changed the face of music in the 1960s. See
also: Bob
Dylan Videos
- Clancy
Eccles--Jamaican reggae
and ska artist who was politically active in support of
socialist Prime Minister Michael Manley.
- The
Faces--British band
featuring Rod Stewart, Ronnie Wood, and Jeff Beck
- Lady
Gaga
- David
Geffen--Hollywood music
and movie producer and well known policial fundraiser for
Democratic candidates.
- Alexa
Ray Joel--Daughter of
Billy Joel and Christie Brinkley, and a piano-playing artist in
her own right
- Billy
Preston--Grammy-winning
keyboardist known as the "Fifth Beatle," and as an unofficial
member of the Rolling Stones.
- The
Rolling Stones--Famous
British rock band known as "The World's Greatest Rock 'n Roll
Band."
- Britney
Spears- Pop music icon,
singer, actress, and star.
- Ian
"Stu" Stewart--Rolling
Stones founding member, pianist and road manager, who is
considered "The Sixth Stone."
- Ronnie
Wood--Lead guitarist
for the Rolling Stones since the mid-1970s, and a former member
of the Jeff Beck Group and the Faces.
- Music
History News
- Country
Studies
- World
Biography
- Julian
Assange--The
controversial founder of WikiLeaks
- The
Beatles--The Fab Four
will soon come out with the new Rock Band video game.
Beatlemania all over again!
- Clara
Barton--
The "Angel of the Battlefield" who brought nursing care to
wounded soldiers during the Civil War and later founded the
American Red Cross.
- Jolene
Blalock--Star Trek Actress who played the Vulcan T'Pol on
Star Trek: Enterprise
- William
Blum--Political writer
critical of American foreign policy and of the Bush
Administration. Author of the controversial book "Rogue
State."
- John
Andrew Boehner--Conservative
Republican politician elected to represent the 8th
Congressional District of Ohio for an 11th term in November
2010, is a national leader Republian Party and is the Speaker
of the House-Elect.
- Susan
Boyle--Scottish media
sensation whose singing voice took the world by storm in the
Spring of 2009.
- Mathew
Brady--
The "Father of Photojournalism" whose photos of Civil War
battlefields brought the horrors of war home to civilians on
the homefront.
- L.
Paul Bremer--President
Bush's Envoy to Iraq as head of the Provisional Coalition
Authority in 2003 and 2004.
- Congressman
Eric Cantor--The new
Republican Majority Leader of the House of Representatives
beginning in 2011.
- Orson
Scott Card--Science
Fiction writer, political columnist, and self-styled ornery
American.
- Anna
Chapman--Red-headed
Russian spy and Maxim model whose capture and career captivated
the world. Images
and Pictures of Anna Chapman.
- Richard
"Dick" Cheney--46th
Vice-President of the United States.
- General
Peter Chiarelli --U.S.
Army General
- Joe
Cimperman--Cleveland
City Councilman who is running for the Congressional seat for
Ohio's 10th District, which is currently held by Dennis
Kucinich.
- Hillary
Rodham Clinton--Currently
a Senator representing New York State, Hillary Clinton is a
former First Lady and is a candidate for President in the 2008
election.
- Johnny
Cochran--Legal icon and
attorney for such luminaries as O.J. Simpson, Michael Jackson
and other controversial figures.
- Christopher
Columbus--Famed Italian
explorer who, while in the service of Spain, "discovered"
America and claimed it for Spain.
- George
Armstrong Custer--American
Army General, veteran of the Civil War. Best known for his
"Last Stand," the Battle of the Little Bighorn.
- Tom
DeLay--House Majority
Leader and conservative Republican. Currently under indictment
in Texas and, for now, the former Majority Leader.
- Patti
Solis Doyle--Former
Campaign Manager for Hillary Clinton
- Arthur
Duncan--American tap
dancer who gained fame as a regular performer on the
Lawrence Welk Show.
- Lorenzo
de Zavala--First
Vice-President of the Republic of Texas.
- Frederick
Douglass--
The famous orator, author, and champion against
slavery.
- Clancy
Eccles--Jamaican reggae
and ska artist who was politically active in support of
socialist Prime Minister Michael Manley.
- Elizabeth
Edwards--Wife of
Presidential and Vice-Presidential candidate John
Edwards
- William
Roscoe Estep --An
American Baptist historian and professor known as an expert on
the Anabaptist Movement.
- John
Francis "Honey Fitz" Fitzgerald-
Mayor of Boston, and Grandfather of President Kennedy and
Senators Robert and Ted Kennedy, Eunice Kennedy Shriver, and
Great-Grandfather of California First Lady Maria
Shriver, former
Maryland Lt. Governor Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, and
Congressman Patrick Kennedy.
- President
Gerald R. Ford--The
38th President of the United States.
- Milton
Friedman--Nobel Prize
winning economist, presidential advisor, and a leader in the
monetary school of economics and an advocate for personal
freedom and liberty.
- David
Geffen--Hollywood music
and movie producer and well known policial fundraiser for
Democratic candidates.
- The
Reverend Billy Graham--Religious
cultural icon and spiritual advisor to every American president
since Dwight Eisenhower.
- Lisa
Guerrero--LA Times
sports writer, former NFL Cheerleader, and model.
- Rudolph
"Rudy" Giuliani--American
politician who ran for the Republican nomination for the office
of President of the United States in 2008. He is best known as
the Mayor of New York City during the September 11, 2001
terrorist attacks.
- Mike
Huckabee--Former
Governor of Arkansas, and a failed candidate for the 2008
Republican Presidential nomination.
- Scarlett
Johansson--Actress who is
appearing in the upcoming Avengers
movie, and the star of 2003's film, Lost in
Translation.
- Robert
Kardashian--Friend and
attorney of O.J. Simpson and the father of celebrity
Kim
Kardashian
- Dennis
J. Kucinich--American
politician running for the 2008 Democratic presidential
nomination. Formerly known as the "Boy Mayor of Cleveland,"
Kucinich is now the Congressional Representative for Ohio's
10th District.
- Jack
LaLanne--Fitness guru,
television personality, and the Father of the Modern Fitness
Movement
- General
Robert E. Lee-- Army
general for the South in the American Civil War.
- Timothy
McVeigh--Domestic
American terrorist responsible for the Oklahoma City Bombing in
1995.
- Kate
Middleton--fiance and
soon-to-be wife of Prince
William
- Hosni
Mubarak--President of
Egypt since 1981.
- Abdul
Farouk Umar Mutallab--alleged
Northwest
Airlines Flight 253
bomber
- Alhaji
Umaru Mutallab--Prominent
Nigerian Banker and the father of suspected Northwest
Airlines Flight 253
bomber, Abdul
Farouk Umar Mutallab
- Thomas
Nast-American
political cartoonist.
- John
Negroponte--American
diplomat nominated to serve as the first Director of National
Intelligence; a position created to help fight the War on
Terror.
- Willie
Nelson--Country singer
and pop culture icon.
- Barack
Obama--President-Elect
of the United States. elected on Nov. 4, 2008
- Sarah
Palin--First female
governor of Alaska, and the first woman to run for
Vice-President on a Republican ticket.
- Sean
Parnell--Succeeded
Sarah Palin as the Governor of Alaska.
- General
George Patton--Famed
American army general of World War Two.
- Henry
M. Paulson--U.S.
Treasury Secretary during the George W. Bush Adminsitration.
Best known for his role in the mortgage bailout crisis of
2008.
- Don
Pendleton-American
author and the creator of the vigilante anti-hero Mack Bolan,
featured in the Executioner paperback novel series.
- Elvis
Presley
- Billy
Preston--Grammy-winning
keyboardist known as the "Fifth Beatle," and as an unofficial
member of the Rolling Stones.
- Prince
William--Son of Prince
Charles and grandson of Queen Elizabeth II See video
of the Royal Wedding
- Robert
Redford--Actor and star of such films as The Sting,
The Natural, and All the President's Men
- Dave
Reichert--Republican
Congressman from Washington State's 8th District.
- Majel
Barrett Roddenberry--Star
Trek actress and wife of Star Trek creator Gene
Roddenberry.
- The
Rolling Stones--Famous
British rock band known as "The World's Greatest Rock 'n Roll
Band."
- Dr.
Benjamin Rush--
Signer of the Declaration of Independence, member of the
Constitutional Convention, noted physician and ardent supporter
for the abolition of slavery.
- Julius
Schwartz--Comic book
editor whose career greatly influenced the comics
industry.
- Arnold
Schwarzenegger--Bodybuilder,
Hollywood action movie star, California Governor, and the (now
separated) husband of Maria
Shriver.
- Ariel
Sharon-Israeli military
leader and Prime Minister.
- Casey
Sheehan--U.S. Army
soldier who died in the Iraq War. His death caused his mother,
Cindy Sheehan, to launch an anti-war demonstration which gained
nation-wide attention.
- Cindy
Sheehan--The mother of
Casey Sheehan. Her son's death led her to begin an anti-war
demonstration outside of President Bush's ranch in the summer
of 2005.
- Charlie
Sheen-Actor and star of
Major League, Two and a Half Men, Platoon, and Wall
Street.
- Maria
Schneider-French
actress from the Last Tango in Paris.
- Maria
Shriver--Former
award-winning television journalist, best-selling author,
current First Lady of California, niece to President John F.
Kennedy, and daughter of Vice-Presidential candidate Sargent
Shriver.
- Sargent
Shriver--Co-Founder of
America First, 1st Director of the Peace Corps, and key figure
in the creation and organization of the Special Olympics,
Father of Maria
Shriver, and
Brother-in-Law to President Kennedy and Senators Robert and
Ted
Kennedy.
- O.J.Simpson--Football
star and accused murderer.
- Britney
Spears- Pop music icon,
singer, actress, and star.
- Jamie
Lynn Spears--Television
star and sister to Britney Spears.
- Ian
"Stu" Stewart--Rolling
Stones founding member, pianist and road manager, who is
considered "The Sixth Stone."
- William
Howard Taft-President
of the United States and later Chief Justice of the U.S.
Supreme Court.
- Elizabeth
Taylor
- Tom
Taylor (b. October 15,
1987) is an American electronic gaming (video game)
professional.
- George
Tenet --Former Director
of the CIA.
- Louis
"Studs" Terkel
(May 16, 1912 October 31, 2008) -- a well-known
progressive American author, historian, actor, and
broadcaster.
- Michael
Layne Turner
(April 21, 1971-June 27, 2008), was an American comic book
artist best known for creating the graphically beautiful and
alluring female characters, Witchblade and
Fathom, which were both published by Top Cow
comics.
- Tiger
Woods--Golf
champion
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of Celebrities and Notable People in 2012
- Governors
of Alaska--
A listing of Alaska State Governors from Walter Egan to Sarah
Palin and Sean Parnell.
- American
Domestic Terrorists and Assassins--A
listing of individuals and groups from the United States, who
committed acts of terrorism against the American
people.
- Lawyers,
Attorneys, and Judges --A
listing of individuals from the legal profession in the United
States.
- Casey
Anthony Murder Trial (2011)--Personalities
involved in the Casey Anthony trial.
- O.J.
Simpson Murder Trial (1995)--Personalities
involved in the longest jury trial in California
history.
- Chief
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1789 to John Roberts, Jr. in 2005 and beyond.
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