[OC] 1900 Presidential Election in Chicago by Precinct [5295 x 5295]
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[OC] 1880 Presidential Election in Philadelphia by Precinct [5300 x 5785]
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[OC] Average 1920s US Presidential Election Results [5000 x 3250]
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Average presidential election results of FDR
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Why didn't Arthur Sewall (1896 Democratic VP nominee and a wealthy shipbuilder) fund William Jennings Bryan's campaign more?
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On this day 1896, William Jennings Bryan delivered the Cross of Gold speech
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On this day 1896, William Jennings Bryan delivered the Cross of Gold speech at the DNC
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What was the most fateful foreign policy decision by a President?
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Newt Gingrich in 1985 on President Reagan's opposition to sanctions against Apartheid South Africa
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What are some of the most ridiculous reasons that a President or would-be President lost an election?
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On this day 1898, William McKinley signs the Newlands Resolution, annexing Hawaii
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On this day 1898, President William McKinley signs the Newlands Resolution, annexing the Hawaiian Islands
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George W. Bush's first election win
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James A. Garfield's Proof of the Pythagorean Theorem
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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Charles B. Davenport expressing support for eugenics
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William Howard Taft was the first successful presidential candidate to actively campaign for themselves on the campaign trail (i.e. not just sitting on their front porch)
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On this day 1946, the Philippines became independent from the US, 44 years to the day after the end of the Philippine-American War.
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Phonographs with candidates' speeches in 1908
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Would Benjamin Harrison have politically benefited from a war with Chile?
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"The Republican Party as represented and as it is" 1902, Life Magazine
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A group of women campaigning for William Jennings Bryan
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"16-to-1-Free Silver Means that a Silver Dollar is worth only 53 Cents" US, 1896, anti-free silver
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Playing cards for Cleveland's 1888 campaign
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Members of the Sequoyah Constitutional Convention, which drafted a constitution for the proposed State of Sequoyah covering the Indian Territory. However, Congress and the President rejected a separate state and had it merged into the State of Oklahoma.
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When electors were elected individually, usually the highest vote-receiving elector would be considered the popular vote for each presidential candidate. Would it be more accurate to use the average of all the electors?
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