The 13th Amendment abolished slavery in 1865.
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In the United States, the effects of the Vietnam War would linger long after the last troops returned home in 1973. The nation spent more than $120 billion on the conflict in Vietnam from 1965-73; this massive spending caused the widespread inflation, exacerbated by a worldwide oil crisis in 1973 and skyrocketing fuel prices.The war had pierced the myth of American invincibility and had bitterly divided the nation. Many returning veterans faced negative reactions from both opponents of the war and its supporters, along with physical damage including the effects of exposure to the toxic herbicide Agent Orange, millions of gallons of which had been dumped by U.S. planes on the dense forests of Vietnam. In 1982, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial was unveiled in Washington, D.C. On it were inscribed the names of 57,939 American men and women killed or missing in the war; later additions brought that total to 58,200.
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Aferican Americans served in artillery and infantry and performed all noncombat support functions that sustain an army.
The Chinese military first used bugle calls and signals to relay signals and communicate instructions among its soldiers. They used bugle calls during the Korean War which happened in 1950 up to 1953.
It was said that the Chinese military use of bugle calls, which emitted sounds that were hauntingly unfamiliar to the American and Korean soldiers, is a form of psychological warfare that left said soldiers shaken and unable to defend their positions resulting to their deaths.
The event that finally caused to ask Woodrow Wilson for the declaration of war against Germany was the announcement of a policy of unrestricted submarine warfare by Germany on February 1, 1917, and the sinking of the American cargo ship Housatonic on February 3, despite their previous promises of leaving American ships alone.
By that time Wilson had already decided to break relationships with Germany, and such decision was reaffirmed when, days later, the U.S. received the Zimmermann Telegram, a secret message decoded by Britain, in which the German foreign secretary Arthur Zimmermann proposed Mexico an alliance in the case of war between the U.S. and Germany, promising Mexico financial and territorial rewards for its support.
