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...1848 Baptists were established at Victoria, Cameroon. 1 1849 The French founded Libreville, using freed slaves as settlers. 2 Portuguese refugees from Brazil introduced...
12) 1848, Jan. 24. 2001. The Encyclopedia of World History
...1848, Jan. 24 Discovery of gold at Coloma, 60 miles east of Sutter's Fort, Calif., began the great gold rush. California's population increased from 6,000 to over...
13) 1848, Feb. 2. 2001. The Encyclopedia of World History
...1848, Feb. 2 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. Mexico recognized Texas as U.S. territory; Mexico also ceded California and New Mexico. The U.S. was obliged to pay $15...
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...Revolutions of 1848 Liberal and nationalist (see nationalism) rebellions that broke out in 1848 in several European nations, including Germany, Austria, France, Italy,...
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...Stephen Vincent Benet (1898-1943) It's a Story they tell in the border country, where Massachusetts joins Vermont and New Hampshire. Yes, Dan'l Webster's dead-or,...
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...4. Western and Central Europe, 1815-1848 EUROPE IN 1815 (MAP) a. Social, Cultural, and Economic Trends 1. Economic and Social Changes THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION. This...
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...6. European Diplomacy, 1848-1914 (See 1841, July 13)The period was marked by the unification of Italy and Germany, constant friction over the Balkans, and a policy...
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...Otis, Harrison Gray, 1765–1848, American political leader, 1765-1848, American political leader, b. Boston; nephew of James Otis. He practiced law in Boston, and...
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