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On the morning of 0/11/2001 four terrorist attacks were carried out on American soil. The North and South towers of the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were hit by planes, and the 4th plane was hijacked. A total of 2,977 were killed that day.
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The Nintendo Wii was released. The console was extremely popular and sold extremely well. It sold more consoles than the Play Station 3 and Xbox 360 combined.
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On this day, President Bush signed the United States-India Peaceful Atomic Energy Cooperation Act into law. This law helped strengthen the relationship between the U.S. and India. It also helped reduce emissions and is helping the effort to stop nuclear weapons
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Barack Obama became the first elected African-American president of the United States. He was nominated by the Democratic Party and was inaugurated on January 20. 2009 -
On Friday July 10th, my dance team placed 1st Overall in the entire competition. -
Donald Trump became the 45th elected president. He was nominated by the Republican Party with his Make America Great Again campaign.
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Thought the organization started in 2006, in 2017 it went viral. People all across the globe began to speak out about the sexual violence committed against them.
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Abby Lee Miller reported to jail after being indicted for fraud. -
On this day while I was a haunted house with friends, I ran into a wall in one of the haunted houses and split my eyebrow open.
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On March 11th, Covid 19 was officially declared a pandemic. Much of the world shut down and new safety measures were implemented to lower the death toll.
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On May 26, the day after George Floyd died, protests began to speak out against police brutality and demand justice.
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On July 28th, I cut all my hair off. This was a very spontaneous event for me but I enjoyed it.
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The United States withdrawal from Afghanistan, ending the 20 year long war.
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We got a new dog, Rambo, after our senior dog, Leroy, passed away earlier in the year. -
For my birthday I went to a K-Pop concert with my friend. We went to go see P1Harmony. -
In August, thousands of people visited the sites of the March on Washington to remember the day. My sister was on of them!