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In 1998, newspaper sources revealed that President Clinton had had a sentimental affair with Monica Lewinsky, a White House worker. Bill Clinton's impeachment was initiated by the House of Representatives on December 19, 1998 on two counts: perjury, as he had lied about not having had any kind of relationship with Lewinsky, and obstruction of justice, as he tried to prevent the truth from being ascertained regarding said affaire. Ultimately, Clinton was acquitted of these charges by the Senate on February 12, 1999, as the two-thirds of senators needed to convict the President were not obtained.
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1. fRench and Indian war, Boston Massacre, battle if Lexington and Concord
2. (it doesnt say but the Boston Massacre is debatable depending on the person you talk to.)
3. for the Boston Massacre, a riot broke out and british troops tried calming things down but the people kept trying to harm the troops so it led to the troops shooting the crowd and killing and injuring a few people.
Answer: The British were devastated at the crucial victory of the colonials to the hessians so they commanded an assault against the town ending in victory but not much won after the colonials also re captured Princeton
Explanation: basically the British were mad they got slapped in the face but when the British slapped the colonials back they were already hit in the balls when they finished
The number of soilders killed in ww2 decreased in vietnam war because their soilders died not because of war but were lost in the jungle or could not survive in the harsh condition of vietnam's nature.and the rate was approximately same as because many soilders died there also by illness and fatigue.
Muḥammad ibn<span> ʿAbdullāh ibn ʿAbdul-Muttalib ibn Hashim</span><span> in short form </span>Muhammad<span>, is considered by </span>Muslims<span> to be the </span>last Rasul<span> </span><span>, and </span>Nabi<span> sent by </span>Allah<span> (</span>Arabic<span>: </span>الله, "The God") to guide humanity to the right way (Qur’an 7:157) (c.<span> 570 – 8 June, 632).</span>
