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President Bush was shaken when torture was revealed at Abu Ghraib.
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Within weeks after the U.S. took Baghdad, Iraq ground to a halt and became a free-for-all.
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Norman Borlaug pioneered “shuttle breeding” which sped up the wheat breeding process.
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Senator Joseph McCarthy hired Roy Cohn in 1953 as Chief Counsel.
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Senator Margaret Chase Smith was the first senator to stand up to Joseph McCarthy.
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Author Langston Hughes was called before Sen. McCarthy’s Subcommittee on Investigations.
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The 1964 triple civil rights murders—involving the Klan, police and a state spy agency.
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Hugh Romney, aka Wavy Gravy, was an American figure of the 1960s counter culture.
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Max Yasgur, a dairy farmer agreed to host Woodstock on his property.
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In 1969, Joel Rosenman and his partners met to brainstorm what would become Woodstock.
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To win the space race, NASA had to market the moon to the American public.