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1867
 
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The US Congress passes Reconstruction Acts, dividing the defeated South into military districts and insisting on elections by universal male suffrage       
1867
 
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Francis Joseph, emperor of Austria, is also crowned king of Hungary – to become ruler of the 'dual monarchy' of Austria-Hungary       
1867
 
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Maximilian, the emperor of Mexico, and two of his generals are shot after being surrounded and captured at Querétaro       
Manet The Execution of Maximilian (detail) c.1867
National Gallery, London

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1867
 
    
French author Paul Verlaine wins a reputation with his first published collection, Poémes saturniens ('Saturnine Poems')       
1867
 
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The first volume of Das Kapital is completed by Marx in London and is published in Hamburg       
1867
 
    
The world's first croquet tournament takes place in Evesham and is won by Walter Jones-Whitmore       
1867
 
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The invention of barbed wire is patented in the USA by Lucien Smith, designed to fence in cattle but also a protection for the wheat fields of the midwest plains       
1867
 
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Four former colonies (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Quebec) unite to form the new nation of Canada with Ottawa as the capital       
1867
 
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The Canadian nation is called the Dominion of Canada – the first example of 'dominion status'      
1867
 
    
Oliver Hudson Kelley founds the Grange as a social organization to benefit US farmers