As I've noted before, narratives based on these timelines have to consider things like the natural cycle of war remembrance, reflected on the Union side. A pretty clear contrast in these two charts - the war monuments fit the natural pattern. Not so, the naming of schools. https://twitter.com/PhilWMagness/status/1155679833772515329 …
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It takes a truly French commitment to chutzpah to name your monument the Arch of Triumph after the war ended in a colossal failure.
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Vietnam Wall.
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Underrated tweet
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The Vietnam Memorial Wall is probably the most famous American monument of this type. https://twitter.com/CommonSenseMa16/status/1155688270698876928 …
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1812 was a draw, and a long-term strategic win for the US, but I take your point https://twitter.com/FrankFite/status/1155688469089247232 …
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Stone Mountain.
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The confederate memorial in the side of Stone Mountain.
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Pretty sure y'nailed it.
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It's not prominent but the Perry Memorial comes to mind. A significant naval battle in the war that followed the revolution
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