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Abraham Lincoln                                                    John F. Kennedy (JFK) Claimed coincidences connecting U.S. Presidents   Abraham Lincoln  and  John F. Kennedy  are a piece of American  folklore  of unknown origin. The list of  coincidences  appeared in the mainstream  American press  in 1964, a year after the assassination  of John F. Kennedy These striking similarities between Abraham Lincoln And J.F.K will leave you stunned ! 1. Lincoln was elected to congress in 1846,  Kennedy was elected to congress in 1946. 2. Lincoln was elected as a President in 1860, Kennedy was elected as a President in 1960. 3. Lincoln was succeeded by vice-president Johnson ,  Kennedy was succeeded by vice-president Johnson. 4. Lincoln's successor Andrew Johnson was born in 1808, Kennedy's succe...

  What is "Cold War" ? Cold War, the open yet restricted rivalry that developed after World War II between the United States and the Soviet Union and their respective allies.The Cold War was fought politically, economically, and propaganda, with limited reliance on weapons. Origin of the Cold War Shortly before the end of World War II, after the surrender of Nazi Germany in May 1945, an uncertain wartime alliance between the United States and Great Britain on the one hand and the Soviet Union on the other began to break. By 1948, the Soviet Union had established left-wing governments in Eastern European countries liberated by the Red Army. Americans and British were afraid of permanent Soviet rule in Eastern Europe and the danger of Soviet-influenced Communists taking power in democracy in Western Europe. Meanwhile, the Soviet Union was determined to maintain control of Eastern Europe to prevent the possibility of new threats from Germany, and was keen to ...

  What is "Butterfly Effect"? A Butterfly Effect is a phenomenon in which small local changes in a complex system can have a big impact elsewhere. Historic Examples of the Butterfly Effect The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand    On the 28th of June, 1914, a teenage Bosnian-Serb named Gavrilo Princip went to Sarajevo (capital of Bosnia) with two other nationalists to assassinate the Archduke Franz Ferdinand. The initial assassination attempt failed; a grenade exploded beneath the car behind the Archduke’s car and wounded its occupants. The route was supposed to have been changed after that, but the Archduke’s driver didn’t get the message. He had actually taken the alternate route, Princip who had been on the same route as the car, saw Franz Ferdinand's car  and shot Franz and his wife. As a result of this Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia, both the countries were joined by their allies thus WW1 has started.  If there wasn't a failure of communica...

Top 10 Countries by GDP 1.  United States  GDP: $ 20.89 trillion GDP per Capita: $ 63,413   Many factors contribute to America's success. An entrepreneurial environment that encourages hard work and long hours definitely helps. But decentralized governments, progressive research universities, and favorable regulatory frameworks also contribute to this. The United States will probably always be one of the top countries in the world's GDP. 2.  China GDP: $ 14.86 trillion GDP per Capita: $ 10,434       One of the fastest growing economies in the 21st century and currently ranked as the second largest economy in the world, the Chinese economy is currently valued at US $ 14.86 trillion in GDP. The effective integration of its foreign and economic policies by the Belt and Road Initiative of China is increasing the promotion of the use of payments by the Chinese Renminbi and Yuan. 3. Japan GDP: $ 5.06 trillion GDP per Capita: $ 39,0...