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Mr. Andrew Hogan

Mr. Andrew Hogan

ON THIS DAY
On November 4, 1872, Susan B. Anthony illegally voted for the first time and was fined $100. The suffrage leader would fight for the right to vote for the rest of her life. I posted this last year, but it seems fitting to post it again&md

ON THIS DAY
On November 3, 1534, the English Parliament passed the First Act of Supremacy affirming that King Henry VIII was the "Supreme Head" of the Church of England, officially replacing the Pope. This kicked off the Protestant Reformat

US HISTORY WEEKLY AGENDA
NOVEMBER 4-8
#Monday: Amate Art Project
#Tuesday: Amate Art Project
#Wednesday: Amate Art Project (Const. Proj. Due)
#Thursday: Amate Art Project
#Friday: Amate Art Project

WORLD HISTORY WEEKLY AGENDA
NOVEMBER 4-8
#Monday: Country Proj. Presentations
#Tuesday: CRT Review
#Wednesday: CRT Review
#Thursday: First Trimester CRT
#Friday: World Atlas: Africa

ON THIS DAY
On November 2, 1917, the British Government announced support for the establishment of a national home for the Jewish people in what is now Israel-Palestine. The declaration was celebrated (and still is) by many Jewish groups while condem

ON THIS DAY
On November 1, 1993, the Maastricht Treaty became effective; formally establishing the European Union. Since then, the EU has gone on to add 16 more countries—recently, both Ukraine and Moldova have been made official candidates for

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!
Have a safe and enjoyable time on this spookiest of nights! #Halloween

ON THIS DAY
On October 31, 1956, the UK and France started its bombing campaign in Egypt to reopen the Suez Canal. While the campaign was a military success, it was a political failure and embarrassment to both nations and both lost prestige as a res

ON THIS DAY
On October 30, 1995, the people of Québec narrowly voted to remain part of Canada in a province-wide referendum. Since then, support for Québec independence has gone down significantly. #OTD

ON THIS DAY
On October 29, 1923, the Ottoman Empire officially dissolved and Turkey became a republic. Today, the date is celebrated annually in Turkey as Republic Day. #OTD