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Civil War
The previous Upward Crossover of the
Physical Cycle
in 1859 rendered a Physical High throughout the decade with a Peak in 1866.
The
Emotional Cycle
to was High for the first half of the decade until a Downward Physical Crossover
in 1865 and the 3rd Quarter Review that followed. The
Intellectual Cycle
that was Low early in the decade became High after the Upward Crossover in 1863
which put the Cycle in 1st Quarter Foundation into the 1870s. |
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March 21, 1860 - |
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March 21, 1861 |
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1860:
Cotton production in the United States reached more than 2
billion pounds per year in the new Physical High.
1860 Olympia Brown, admitted to St. Lawrence U, becomes the first
woman to study theology along with men. Emerson published "The Conduct of
Life," as a series of essays in which he expressed his moral and ethical codes
in the
Emotional
High.
Emily
Bronte experimented with language and prosody in the
Emotional
High
-
Intellectual 4th Quarter Alternatives.
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March 21, 1861 - |
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March 21, 1862 |
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1861:
Otis
patented a steam-powered elevator in the
Physical 1st Quarter Foundation.
Actress Isaacs Adah Menken shocked Bostonian audiences in the
Emotional
High
when she appeared nearly naked on stage. In
Physical 1st Quarter Foundation -
Emotional
High
&
Intellectual 4th Quarter Alternatives,
several states set new foundations with emotional fervor as they sought
alternatives to the nation when West Virginia broke away from Virginia to become
the 35th state, and South Carolina, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia,
Louisiana Texas, Arkansas and North Carolina became the states that seceded
from the Union. Shots were fired at Fort Sumter and the Civil War was
on.
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March 21, 1862 - |
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March 21, 1863 |
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1862:
Union vessel
"Monitor" and Confederate "Merrimack" engaged in first sea battle between
ironclad warships in the Physical 1st
Quarter Foundation.
Julia
Ward Howe wrote the vibrant "Battle Hymn of the Republic" in the
Physo-Emotional
High.
Massive
bloody battles of the Civil War took
place with heavy casualties that resulted from the incompatibility between
new weapons and old battlefield tactics in the
Intellectual 4th Quarter Low. |
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March 21, 1863 - |
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March 21, 1864 |
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1863:
The
Pacific Railway Act of
this
Physical High
authorized massives railroad expansion as the Union Pacific Railroad was
to build a line from Nebraska to Utah and join with the Central Pacific, which
was being built eastward from California (the two were joined together with a
golden spike in 1869). President Lincoln proclaimed the last Thursday in
November as Thanksgiving Day
while we were in an
Emotional
High.
In rare mistake, General Lee Ordered a disastrous attack, "Pickett's Charge,"
in the
Intellectual Upward Crossover.
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March 21, 1784 - |
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March 21, 1785 |
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1864:
In the
Physical 1st Quarter Foundation
came the formation of the
Brotherhood of Railway Locomotive Engineers Pioneering Union, the Bessemer Steel
process.
“In God We Trust” appeared on US coins for the first time in the
Emotional
High
-
Physo
-Intellectual
Double 1st Quarter
Foundation to set a faith-based precedent.
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March 21, 1865 - |
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March 21, 1866 |
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1865:
A rise
in realism in American Literature reflected the
Physical High.
President Lincoln was assassinated while the nation
was in a
Downward Emotional Crossover.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) opened with 15
students in this
Intellectual 1st Quarter Foundation. |
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March 21, 1866 - |
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March 21, 1867 |
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1866:
The National Labor
Union developed, an later in the
Physical High,
the 1869 Knights of Labor organized in 1869.
The American
American Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) is established in New York City in the
Emotional 3rd Quarter Review.
The Metropolitan Museum is founded in New York City in the
Intellectual 1st Quarter Foundation. |
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March 21, 1867 - |
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March 21, 1868 |
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1867:
The United States purchased Alaska from Russia just after the top
of the Physical High.
The Reformed Protestant Dutch Church,
established by settlers in New York, became the Reformed Church of America while
we were in
Emotional 3rd Quarter Review.
The New England Conservatory of Music in Boston was founded
during
Intellectual 1st Quarter Foundation.
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March 21, 1868 - |
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March 21, 1869 |
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1868:
Popularity of ice skating precipitated the meeting of an
American skating congress in Pittsburgh, PA, in the
Physical High,
and the new sport of "velocipeding" (cycling) became popular for all ages and
both genders in cities throughout the land.
President Johnson was impeached
by Congress breached the Tenure of Office Act
during the
Emotional 3rd Quarter Review.
Thomas
Mahlon
Loomis demonstrated wireless communication with a telegraph and an aerial that
he invented in the
Intellectual 1st Quarter Foundation. |
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March 21, 1869 - |
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March 21, 1960 |
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1869:
Construction on Brooklyn
Bridge began during the
Physical High.
Prohibition Party was founded in
Chicago during the
Physical High
-
Emotional
Low
as it supported the
temperance in the form of prohibition of the manufacture, transportation, and
sale of alcoholic beverages.
Electric Voting Machine was
invented during the
Intellectual 1st Quarter Foundation
by Thomas A. Edison |
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