J. P.
Morgan used his wealth to gain tremendous control over banking and
government finances in the late nineteenth century.
John Pierpont
"J.P." Morgan<span> <span>(April 17, 1837 – March 31, 1913) was an </span></span>American<span> <span>financier and </span></span>banker<span> <span>who dominated </span></span>corporate finance<span> <span>and </span></span>industrial
consolidation<span> during his time.</span>
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But for nine days, the evacuation continued—a miracle to the Allied commanders and the rank-and-file soldiers who had expected utter annihilation. By June 4, when the Germans closed in and the operation came to an end, more than 338,000 soldiers were saved.
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Having violated the Belgian wish to be neutral, the Germans forcibly marched through Belgium in their quest to invade France. This forced England into the war so as to protect Belgium
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There was a fresh sense of pride amid the people, a superiority in having protected their lands with bravery and ability. They benefited by:
- The war provided the United States its true freedom.
- The west was now unlocked and open for settlement and dealings.
- Francis Scott Key was encouraged to wrote the "Star Spangled Banner."
- The Battle of New Orleans created Andrew Jackson a nationwide hero.
