Here’s a concise, direct answer based on the context you provided and common historical anchors for November 10 across years. Key events associated with November 10:

• 1775: Birth of the United States Marine Corps lineage is often cited in historical summaries.
• 1865: Henry Wirz, the Confederate commandant at Andersonville, was hanged for war crimes stemming from the Civil War.
• 1975: The Edmund Fitzgerald, a large Great Lakes freighter, sank in Lake Superior with 29 crew members lost.
• 1969: Sesame Street debuted on American television, revolutionizing children’s educational programming.
• 1984: Maryland’s “Miracle in Miami” – Maryland came back from a large halftime deficit to beat Miami 42–40 in college football.
• 1995: Nigerian activist Ken Saro-Wiwa and eight others were executed, drawing international condemnation and highlighting environmental and human rights issues.
• 2001: President George W. Bush addressed the United Nations, calling for international coalition against terrorism following the 9/11 attacks.

If you’re looking for a specific year’s events or a different scope (e.g., world wars, science anniversaries, or cultural premieres on November 10 in a particular region), tell me the year or focus and I’ll narrow it down.