WASPs of WW2: Women’s Airforce Service Pilots

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James Buchanan was a lawyer by training but a lifelong politician, ultimately becoming U.S. president in 1856 where he would face the rising tension over slavery in America, building towards the Civil War.

Pol Pot was a 20th-Century Cambodian dictator who implemented genocidal measures to enforce conformity, ultimately causing an estimated 20% of citizens to perish.

Medgar Evers was a WWII veteran and civil rights activist who worked as an NAACP field secretary in Mississippi before he was assassinated by Byron De La Beckwith.

On Sunday, March 7th, 1965, John Lewis, Martin Luther King Jr., and some 600 protestors marched toward Montgomery before being violently disbanded by police.

Benedict Arnold was a heroic Patriot during the Revolutionary War but felt unappreciated and overlooked for his contributions, leading him to negotiate treason with the British in exchange for money and power.

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The Acropolis of Athens consists of four hills atop the Attica plateau and has been occupied for thousands of years, destroyed during times of war, and rebuilt during times of Greek prosperity.