November 5 has been a significant day in Kansas history for various reasons. Here are 5 interesting facts about this day:

1. In 1861, Kansas was admitted as the 34th state in the Union on November 5. The state's admission was a significant milestone during the Civil War since Kansas's residents had already established themselves as fervent supporters of the Union cause.

2. On November 5, 1955, Doc Brown slipped and bumped his head while standing on his toilet to hang a clock in his bathroom. This moment would inspire the concept of the "flux capacitor" in the "Back to the Future" trilogy, which would take the audience back and forth in time by using a DeLorean car.

3. Kansas was the first state to ratify the 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote. The ratification happened on November 5, 1918, a full two years before the amendment was officially added to the US Constitution.

4. In 1856, the Battle of Osawatomie took place on November 5. This was a pivotal moment in the Bleeding Kansas conflict, a series of violent episodes between pro-slavery and anti-slavery activists that played out during the struggle for control of the Kansas territory before its statehood.

5. The Overland Park Jewish Community Center shooting took place on November 5, 2014, when a white supremacist killed three people and wounded another at two Jewish centers in Overland Park. The incident was a tragic reminder of the persistence of anti-Semitism and other forms of hate crimes in modern-day America.

In conclusion, November 5 marks many significant events in Kansas history, ranging from statehood, women's suffrage to violent conflicts and tragic moments. These events remind us of the state's rich history and its ongoing struggles for justice and equity.