https://t.co/Ggu3oincdn Surprising to find out that Germany was not the first country to break Kellogg Briand Pact. Japan invaded China for questionable reasons and was not punished for breaking the contract. #APUSH220@HistoryAtState
I find it surprising that Owen Roberts switched his vote, and I was not previously aware of the huge impacts (both positive and negative) it had on Roosevelt and his proposal of court packing. #APUSH220 https://t.co/kGe4bfUia4
https://t.co/iO2jUqiRBZ This article explains the causes for the Bank Holiday of 1933 and also the temporary effects it had on Americans. It also discusses the requirements that had to be met for banks to reopen after the holiday. #APUSH220@FedHistory
I was not aware that Booth got on stage after the murder, seems foolish. Also surprised to find out that Mary Lincoln requested a lock of Lincoln's hair after he died, and that Booth was shot in the neck by Union soldiers after they burned the farmhouse he was in. Great article! https://t.co/oXnpM033XJ
This article talks about the assassination of Lincoln. This happened at Ford's Theater in Washington 5 days after the Confederation surrendered. #APUSH220 https://t.co/TMEJv2RvOu @HISTORY
This article is very informative! Number 5 was surprising, I did not know that newer prophets could override the older ones #APUSH220 https://t.co/D5tRPzpR2x
I was not aware that so many state banks and entrepreneurs had the opinion that the bank was constraining economic development #APUSH220 https://t.co/BtXrIfzxwB
Wasn't aware the Acts made Madison want to reduce power of Federal gov't considering he wanted strong central gov't in first place #APUSH220 https://t.co/1TEmWfnrfF
It's weird that so many people praised Washington's address, yet most of his expressed sentiments were lost after his resignation #APUSH220 https://t.co/eJ4W5GWl5K
I was not aware he was so embarrassed by his dentures! Also surprised at the fact that they were sometimes made from human teeth #APUSH220 https://t.co/YuAl1qL9XX
Surprised at many of the proposed amendments, especially the one about repealing the 22nd amendment that limits presidential terms #APUSH220 https://t.co/pEUI3Nf8Zu
"In [...] Southern cities, men of color dominated the building industries" I didn't know there were city slaves & they could run industries https://t.co/J3qoEHxkwB
This article was helpful in learning about legal aspects of the witch trials and gave some of the background leading up to them #APUSH220 https://t.co/YjF8rKHZWH