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A Bill to Abolish Slavery
A Bill to Abolish Slavery
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President Johnson Signing the Civil Rights Bill
President Johnson Signing the Civil Rights Bill
Suffragists Demonstrating
Suffragists Demonstrating
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Protestors Dressed as Pigs
Protestors Dressed as Pigs
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Who was the audience?
Pass Daylight Savings Bill
Pass Daylight Savings Bill
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What does the text say?
No More War
No More War
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Two women wearing large hats and sashes stand among flags in an early 20th-century photograph.
1916
Suffragists Demonstrating
A black-and-white photograph of a banner reading "NO MORE WAR" in a circular design, hung on a building with flags visible nearby.
1922
No More War
Two people in pink pig costumes stand on a city street holding signs reading "Cut the Pork: Tax Meat!" sponsored by PETA's TaxMeat.com campaign.
2008
Protestors Dressed as Pigs
Interest Groups
Title page of S. 123, a bill introduced in the U.S. Senate on February 17, 1864, "to abolish slavery throughout all the States and Territories of the United States."
1864
A Bill to Abolish Slavery
Newspaper headline reading "Pass Daylight Saving Bill; Awaits Wilson" with subheading "Clocks All Over Country Will Be Turned Ahead One Hour."
1918
Pass Daylight Savings Bill
A man in a suit sits at a desk signing a document, surrounded by several men standing behind him in formal attire, in this black-and-white photograph.
1968
President Johnson Signing the Civil Rights Bill
Lawmaking
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