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Pyramids at Giza in 2006

Egyptian Pyramids

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Image: Photo of Albert Parsons taken in 1880. From the Wikimedia Commons.

Albert Parsons SAC

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Image: 1898 Illustration of the explosion of the Maine. From the Library of Congress.

Maine Explosion

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Image: Photo of Cuban insurgents taken by Strohmeyer & Wyman in 1899. From the Library of Congress.

Spanish-American War

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Image: Photo of Filipino prisoners of war taken in 1899. From the Library of Congress.

Soldiers in the Philippines

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Image: 1915 Political cartoon showing political boss conducting anti-suffragette, sweat shop owner, child labor employer, and others. From the Library of Congress.

Political Bosses

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Image: Photo of street children in "sleeping quarters" taken by Jacob Riis in 1890. From the Library of Congress.

Jacob Riis

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Image: Photo of Jane Addams taken in 1914. From the Library of Congress.

Settlement House Movement SAC

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Image: Relief of Hammurabi and the god Shamash from the stela copy of Hammurabi's Code. Retrieved from the Wikimedia Commons.

Hammurabi's Code

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