Flag of the United States - Star for West Virginia
Time: Saturday Jul 4, 1863
Place: U.S.
Details: The flag was changed to have 35 stars. (for West Virginia)
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Monday Jul 4, 1796 - Mantua, Italy
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Wednesday Jul 4, 1798 - U.S.
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Sunday Jul 4, 1819 - U.S.
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Tuesday Jul 4, 1820 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-24 Stars
Thursday Jul 4, 1822 - U.S.
Sojourner Truth-process of emancipating those people enslaved in New York was completed
Wednesday Jul 4, 1827 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-Star for Florida
Friday Jul 4, 1845 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-Star for Texas
Saturday Jul 4, 1846 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-Star for Iowa
Sunday Jul 4, 1847 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-Star for Wisconsin
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Flag of the United States-Star for California
Friday Jul 4, 1851 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-Star for Minnesota
Sunday Jul 4, 1858 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-Star for Oregon
Monday Jul 4, 1859 - U.S.
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Memorial day-Boalsburg ladies
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Flag of the United States-Star for Nevada
Tuesday Jul 4, 1865 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-Star for Nebraska
Thursday Jul 4, 1867 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-Star for Colorado
Wednesday Jul 4, 1877 - U.S.
Statue of Liberty-Ferdinand de Lesseps
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Flag of the United States-5 More stars
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Saturday Jul 4, 1908 - U.S.
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Tuesday Jul 4, 1933 - Germany
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Wednesday Jul 4, 1934 - Passy, France
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Saturday Jul 4, 1936 - U.S.
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Sunday Jul 4, 1937 - U.S.
Charles de Gaulle-De Gaulle arrival at RAF Northolt
Tuesday Jul 4, 1944 - London, England, United Kingdom
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Tuesday Jul 4, 1950 - Soviet Union, (Russia that time)
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Pope John Paul II-Youngest bishop in Poland
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Flag of the United States-Alaska joined the U.S. flag
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Shimon Peres-Entebbe rescue operation
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Recep Tayyip Erdoğan-Marriage
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Abraham Lincoln-Effective Emancipation Proclamation
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Frederick Douglass-Emancipation Proclamation
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Frederick Douglass-Douglass conferred with President Abraham Lincoln
1863 - U.S.
United Nations-International Committee of the Red Cross
Tuesday Feb 17, 1863 - Geneva, Switzerland
Abraham Lincoln-Recruit black troops in more than token numbers
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Abraham Lincoln-Battle of Chancellorsville
Thursday Apr 30, 1863 - Spotsylvania County, Virginia, U.S.
Abraham Lincoln-West Virginia was admitted to the Union
Saturday Jun 20, 1863 - West Virginia, U.S.
USA civil war-West Virginia separated from Virginia
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Abraham Lincoln-Grant's victories impressed Lincoln
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Impeachment of Andrew Johnson-How to Bring the South Back into the Union
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Bicycle-Lallement's patent
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Abraham Lincoln-Lincoln spoke at the dedication of the Gettysburg battlefield cemetery
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Abraham Lincoln-Amnesty Proclamation
Tuesday Dec 8, 1863 - Washington D.C., U.S.