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Women's suffrage prior to the ratification of the 19th Amendment

1253 upvotes • r/MapPorn

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Which presidential races are more interesting than people give credit for?

291 upvotes • r/Presidents

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And it was a unanimous decision

276 upvotes • r/HistoryMemes

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Political cartoon from October 19, 1948, a couple weeks before the 1948 election.

179 upvotes • r/interestingasfuck

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McKinley be like:

165 upvotes • r/HistoryMemes

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TIL Strom Thurmond was the first person to be elected senator as a write-in candidate where the other candidate had ballot access.

162 upvotes • r/todayilearned

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1960 US Presidential Election between JFK and Nixon

127 upvotes • r/MapPorn

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When you find out Van Buren's opinion on the Amistad Case and the Indian Removal Act are:

105 upvotes • r/HistoryMemes

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Literally one-party states

97 upvotes • r/HistoryMemes

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TIL that in 1836, the Whigs wanted to force a contingent election by nominating 4 candidates for President. They failed and Van Buren got the necessary majority to win.

90 upvotes • r/todayilearned

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Women's suffrage prior to the ratification of the 19th Amendment	1253	MapPorn
Which presidential races are more interesting than people give credit for?	291	Presidents
And it was a unanimous decision	276	HistoryMemes
Political cartoon from October 19, 1948, a couple weeks before the 1948 election.	179	interestingasfuck
McKinley be like:	165	HistoryMemes
TIL Strom Thurmond was the first person to be elected senator as a write-in candidate where the other candidate had ballot access.	162	todayilearned
1960 US Presidential Election between JFK and Nixon	127	MapPorn
When you find out Van Buren's opinion on the Amistad Case and the Indian Removal Act are:	105	HistoryMemes
Literally one-party states	97	HistoryMemes
TIL that in 1836, the Whigs wanted to force a contingent election by nominating 4 candidates for President. They failed and Van Buren got the necessary majority to win.	90	todayilearned