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The First World War began on a number of dates, depending on who is telling the tale. On the 28th of June in 1914, Ferdinand was killed. On the 4th of August, Britain made their formal declaration. Then, eighteen days after their declaration was made, they saw a German scouting party and fired the first bullet.
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Congress could not pass laws without the approval of 9 out of the 13 states
I'm not sure but the very first person alive is Adam Im not 100% sure tho
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it was the executive meeting for the colonies