This Week in History

November 17, 2009 by mbeth  
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New eras, historical speeches, and great tragedies in this week in history…

What an incredible week this is, historically speaking. Queen Elizabeth I took the throne on 17th of November and Nixon told the press he was “not a crook.”  The Gettysburg Address was made on the 19th. Sadly, the massacre in Jonestown took place on the 18th. These are just a few of the great moments in history that took place this week.

For more of this week in history…click here.

Of  all the events that took place this week in history, which one do you think is the most important overall?

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