organized coups d'état and proclaimed a puppet republic, the process was accelerated by president william mckinley who said the quote. we need hawaii even more than we needed california's annexation islands. it was about self-government that turned out to be fake in many ways, by the way, the first chairman of the senate was the russian emigrant nikolai sudzilovsky , he defended the interests of the indigenous people, but he was forced to leave and was deprived of us citizenship in 1959 . became the fiftieth state of america, but the independence movement exists there and now on june 14, 1965 the song yesterday was recorded, which means yesterday is one of the most popular songs in the history of the beatles show itself he sang and played the guitar himself for the first time the rest of the beatles did not participate in the recording. because they didn’t like this sad song about lost love and hopes, but they nevertheless included it in the helppic album, then released it as a single and got a hit for all time. now paul mccartney considers eating ideas his best songs in half a century according t

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well that worked fine until president william mckinley was assassinated. in september of 1901 shot to death and therefore all of a sudden theodore roosevelt was now president of the united states not exactly what the boss's had predicted or really wanted when they tried to get rid of him and make him vice president. so again pause there for clarifications questions yeah, delotti. i can't remember. was it fdr our theater? was it about that had a really long term? yeah, so franklin roosevelt the fifth cousin will be elected four times. the only present to be elected four times serves 12 years roosevelt's the theater was but you're not entirely wrong to associate that with him because we'll talk in a few minutes about how he had almost two full terms and then we'll try for a third term on unsuccessfully in the 1912. yeah, audrey. you think his multiple whole city had made it more successful as a president. that's a good question. i think it did. i think they did because as governor he had some executive experience to actually be running a state or to be in ch

well that worked fine until president william mckinley was assassinated in september of 1901. shot to death, and therefore, all of a sudden, theodore was now president of the united states. not exactly what the boxes had predicted all really wanted when they tried to get rid of him in making him vice president. so we can pause there for very clarifications, questions. yeah, [inaudible] . >> i can't remember. was it fdr or theorized felt that had a really long term? >> yeah. so, franklin roosevelt, his cousin would be elected four times as president, would be elected four times and served [inaudible] roosevelt, though, the theodore roosevelt's. you're not entirely wrong to associate that with him because we'll talk a few minutes about how he had almost four times and tried for a third term in [inaudible] 1912. >> yeah, audrey. >> [inaudible] in the hopes that he had [inaudible] more successful as a president? >> that's a good question. i think it did. i think they did. because as governor, he had some executive experience to actually running in a state or being in charge i. thi

soon there was very much for the young man to do because and december 6th, 1901, william mckinley wasassassinated and teddy roosevelt at the age of 42 became the youngest president in american history. and still is. i know some are like what about jack kennedy. watch this could be a trick question. you're taking a test. i never try to trick students but it could be a jeopardy question i guess. who was the youngest person ever be president? it's still theodore roosevelt. -- youngest elected, that is jack kennedy. so i thought that we might want to keep that distinction mind. in any case, mark was furious. he said that i told him to nominate that law. man asked what would happen. look, that cowboy is the president of the united states. as one historian wrote, historians in the early 1900s did not overlook and agitate one of the world's most era strict chaotic names. turning up historical essays, who in, addition happen to be president of the united states. americans probably expecting some incitement and they were not disappointed. teddy roosevelt was in his words, the tom sawyer of his

to the united states military academy at west point a request that william mckinley would honor in 1898 thus allowing. ulyssia grant did's father to become. an army officer in june 1885 the grants left, new york city from mount mcgregor new york near saratoga springs with a general put the finishing touches on a manuscript that still stands today as a standard for american autobiography. the endeavor succeeded in providing for grants family beyond his wildest dreams. he could not stay to be a living witness to that final triumph. however passing away on the morning of july 23rd 1885 for days there was quite a discussion is where the general would be laid to rest. once more love for family triumph julia explained that among the considerations in choosing grants final resting place, which that she would be able to visit it and eventually be laid to rest next to him. something he had insisted upon. he remembered that it's in his time of need new yorkers had reached out to help. so it seemed appropriate to end his journey here. we today remember the man who served his country so well. the m

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