20 Facts About Napoleon Bonaparte, France’s First Emperor
In 1803, Napoleon Bonaparte sold Louisiana to the United States for $15 million to fund his continued fight against the British.
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In 1803, Napoleon Bonaparte sold Louisiana to the United States for $15 million to fund his continued fight against the British.
Martin Luther King Jr. spent just 13 years in the public eye. He became involved in politics at age 25 and died when he was 39.
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Did you know that Alaska used to be a part of Russia? The Russian Empire was short on cash, though, and sold it to the US in 1867!
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Did you know that during the medieval ages, people used urine to treat bruises and other open wounds?
Did you know that smiling was considered idiotic and a lower-class action from the 1800s to the 1900s?
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Did you know that wearing hats with taxidermized birds was fashionable during the Victorian era?