Top Five Events in American History

Compared with other people, America is a young country, and many people are babies. Despite its age, the United States experienced some amazing changes in its historical events. There are several major events such as revolutionary war and civil war. At the same time, like other Watergate events, others are more subtle. Five events form the United States as the most important event of the day. They are anti-cultural movements, lock gate scandals, World War I, Holocaust, and the production of atomic bombs.

In the next few pages, we follow the history of the United States according to the history of the United States in the history of the United States several days ago. Each page contains the five most important events that occur every year in the decade and provides an overview of the event and its importance. Take the time to read the method, time, history reasons. There are many surprises around the corner. Did you know that fax machines were actually invented before 1900? But I do not think anyone would like to use it like today. I know? In the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition of 1876, the Statue of Liberty torch and arm, Alexander Graham Bell and the telephone (no, not a mobile phone), Thomas Edison and the phonograph, and we have adopted today We will exhibit more modern inventions. Give the pecan sticks than you can shake. Do you know who shakes pecan sticks? Yes, they have said this before.

What do Americans think when these incidents occur? In the next section, public opinion surveys will detail the reactions of Americans to the events in the past five years and how they reflect American thinking on this topic. According to the American public, World War II is not only one of the most important events of the 20th century, it is also the most "fair" of all major wars in American history. did. In the Gallup poll, which was conducted immediately after the beginning of the Persian Gulf War in January 1991, while 89% of Americans World War II believe that it is a legitimate war, the First World War 76% of people believe in it is the Revolutionary War, 75% the Revolutionary War, 74% the Persian Gulf War, and 70% the Civil War. Only about half (49%) of Americans believe that the Korean War is fair, I believe it is not so, 19% is uncertain.