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Carter grew up on a farm in South Georgia.
Carter graduated from high school in 1941. -
George Lucas didn't attend the premiere but was with Steven Spielberg in Hawaii.
The first three Star Wars movies (IV, V, and VI) were released before the prequels (I, II, and III). -
They are still cleaning this area and expect it to be done by 2052.
even thought it is a readoactive area people still live near it. -
A massive plume of ash, 15 miles high, and about 520 million tons of ash across 22,000 sq miles of the Western United States.
over 1 billion in damage and 57 dead. -
Thirteen hostages were released on November 19–20.
A woman an African-American but a man was released later when he got sick -
John Hinckley Jr. is now living in Williamsburg, Virginia.
he now shares his music and sells his art. -
The Enterprise made at least $48 million from weapons sales to Iran.
ran released 52 U.S. hostages. -
After the explosion, the FBI led an investigation on recovering the bodies, and they did.
The family's got money and annuities. -
It will not be habitable for humans for at least 20,000 years.
Some animals are also mutated. -
He became one of the youngest pilots in the Navy during World War II.
He flew 58 combat missions during World War II -
The Berlin Wall once stretched over 150km.
Over 100 people lost their lives attempting to cross the wall. -
Saudi Arabia is concerned by Iran's consistent desire to export its revolution across the Persian Gulf region.
Iran lays claim to the Strait of Hormuz -
The Dream Team was the first to score more than 100 points in every game.
Its 117.3 average was more than 15 points higher than that of the 1960 US team -
King had demanded $56 million, or $1 million for every blow struck by the officers.
He did receive 3.8 million though. -
He was known for public approval ratings in high school throughout his presidency.
He was also self taught. -
The first search performed on Google was the name Gerhard Casper.
The domain name google.com was registered on September 15, 1997. -
The House voted mostly along party lines, with the final vote being 228 to 206.
The House charged him with perjury and obstruction of justice. -
The youngest victim of the 9/11 attacks was two and a half years old.
Berry Berenson was a model and an actress. She passed away on 9/11.