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Lee,
R. "A Resource on Military History, World
Conflicts, American Politics, and Biography.
" http://www.historyguy.com/index.html
American
Politics Hussein
Badreddin al-Houthi
(d.
2004) was a Zaidi Shiite
religious leader in Yemen.
al-Houthi began the Shiite
rebellion in northern Yemen known
as the Sa'dah conflict, which
began in 2004. General
Stanley
McChrystal--American
and ISAF commander in
Afghanistan. New
Biography American
Presidents Who Won the Nobel
Peace Prize--New Iran's
Baluchistan Rebellion
(2003-Present)*NEW* Iran
War--Scenarios
for an attack on Iran Nation
of Poland--Page
on Poland's population,
government, economics, and
history. Bob
Dylan--Biofile
page on the folk and rock music
legend. Senator
Ted
Kennedy--Biography
of "Lion of the Senate," Senator
Edward "Ted"
Kennedy. Eunice
Kennedy
Shriver--Biography
of the Special Olympics
founder. Justices
of the United States Supreme
Court--*NEW*-
Includes the newest Justice,
Sonia Sotomayor Political News--*NEW* Gulf
War MIA Scott Speicher's remains
found Sportshistory:
Chicago White Sox No-Hitters and
Perfect
Games*New* Historyguy
Book
Review--Reviews
of Books and other Media related
to History, Politics, and
Biography*New* Iran
Election Protests and Violence
2009--*New* World
News--news
headlines from around the
world.*New* History
Guy on
Twitter--follow
updates from Historyguy.com on
Twitter-*New* North
Korean Nuclear
Crisis*New*
U.S.
Supreme
Court--A
new section of the History
Guy.com website, featuring
biographical information on
Supreme Court Justices, news
about the court, and the politics
of court
appointments--New* Taliban
War in
Pakistan--*New* Somali
Pirate
Attacks--Updated* Somali
Pirate Attack on the Maersk
Alabama--New* President
Obama's Afghanistan Strategy
(2009)--New* Naval
Incidents Between the United
States and China
(2009)-New* Gaza
Strip Conflict/Gaza
War--New* Korean
Border Conflicts and Incidents
(1953-Present)---*New* Sports
History
--A new section of the History
Guy.com website, featuring a look
at the history of sports and
sports teams in the U.S. and the
world.--New* List
of Presidents of the United
States*Updated U.S.
Presidents Who Died While In
Office--*NEW* Gay
Rights Issues in
America--Part
of the Issues
section on the History Guy
website. The
Mortgage Crisis and
Bailout-New
section on the History Guy
website The
American
Revolution--New
section on the History Guy
website Wars
and Conflicts Between Tibet and
China--A
look at the wars between Tibet
and China, with an emphasis on
20th and 21st Century
conflicts.--New World
War
Two--a
new section of the History Guy
site detailing the battles,
personalities, documents, causes,
and consequences of the Second
World War. The
War of
1812-
A look at the second war between
the United States and Great
Britain.--New Indian
Wars-a
new section of the History Guy
site detailing the Indian Wars of
North
America.--New Presidents
of the United
States--A
listing of American Presidents,
with links to biographical
information.--New Saddam
Hussein--Biofile
on the late Iraqi
dictator The
War and Conflict
Journal--Tracking
wars and conflicts around the
world. Chad
Rebels Declare War on
France--posted
Nov. 30, 2007 Weekly
War and Conflict
Update--Week
of November 25, 2007
World
Biography.net--A
companion website to the History
Guy. Features on important
individuals from around the
world, both past and
present. The
History Guy
Bookstore-New
feature of the History Guy
website Captain
America--The
Star-Spangled Avenger, originally
a hero in the Second World War,
now a leader of the Avengers.--In
the Comicshistoy
section. The
Fantastic
Four--The
First Family of Marvel.--In the
Comicshistoy section. The
American Civil
War--New
section on the History Guy
website Frederick
Douglass--
The famous orator, author, and
champion against
slavery.--New The
State of
Israel--New--Political,
historical, political and
economic information on
Israel. Biofiles
-Biography
pages of people who impacted the United
States and World history. The
Beatles--The
Fab Four who invaded America in
the 1960s, and helped change
youth culture. Biography
of New Alaska Governor Sean
Parnell Governor
Sarah
Palin--Republican
nominee for
Vice-President President
George H. W.
Bush--the
41st President of the United
States President
Gerald R.
Ford--the
38th President of the United
States Saddam
Hussein--Biofile
on the late Iraqi
dictator Clara
Barton--
The "Angel of the Battlefield"
who brought nursing care to
wounded soldiers during the Civil
War and later founded the
American Red
Cross.--New Frederick
Douglass--
The famous orator, author, and
champion against
slavery.--New Mathew
Brady--
The "Father of Photojournalism"
whose photos of Civil War
battlefields brought the horrors
of war home to civilians on the
homefront. William
Blum--Political
writer critical of American
foreign policy and of the Bush
Administration. Author of the
controversial book "Rogue
State." General
George
Patton--Famed
American army general of World
War Two The
Rolling
Stones--Famous
British rock band known as "The
World's Greatest Rock 'n Roll
Band."--New Ariel
Sharon-Israeli
military leader and Prime
Minister. General
Robert E.
Lee--
The commanding general for the
South in the American Civil
War. Cindy
Sheehan--The
mother of Casey Sheehan. Her
son's death led her to begin an
anti-war demonstration outside of
President Bush's ranch in the
summer of 2005. Casey
Sheehan--U.S.
Army soldier who died in the Iraq
War. His death caused his mother,
Cindy Sheehan, to launch an
anti-war demonstration which
gained nation-wide
attention. Tom
DeLay--House
Majority Leader and conservative
Republican. Currently under
indictment in Texas and, for now,
the former Majority
Leader. The
Reverend Billy
Graham--Religious
cultural icon and spiritual
advisor to every American
president since Dwight
Eisenhower. Britney
Spears-
Pop music icon, singer, actress,
and star. Johnny
Cochran--American
attorney who gained fame
representing O.J. Simpson in his
infamous 1995 trial. John
D.
Negroponte--American
diplomat chosen to serve as the
first National Intelligence
Director. L.
Paul
Bremer--American
diplomat who served as head of
the head of the Coalition
Provisional Authority in Iraq
from 2003 to 2004. Julius
Schwartz--Science
Fiction and comic book editor
. Dr.
Benjamin
Rush--
Signer of the Declaration of
Independence, member of the
Constitutional Convention, noted
physician and ardent supporter
for the abolition of
slavery. Thomas
Nast-American
political cartoonist. General
George Armstrong
Custer--
Famous American Cavalry officer
who died at the Battle of the
Little Bighorn in
1876. Timothy
McVeigh--Domestic
American terrorist responsible
for the Oklahoma City Bombing in
1995. William
Howard
Taft-President
of the United States and later
Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme
Court. Lorenzo
de
Zavala--First
Vice-President of the Republic of
Texas. Maria
Shriver--Former
award-winning television
journalist, best-selling author,
current First Lady of California,
niece to President John F.
Kennedy, and daughter of
Vice-Presidential candidate
Sargent Shriver. Susan
Boyle-British
singer who shocked the
world. Site
Map--revision
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