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About this time
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About this time
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This boarding school in Sitka would eventually become Sheldon Jackson College.
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Established by Indiana senator, Benjamin Harrison, this act championed a federal law that brough civil government to Alaska.
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Members of the group still reside in Metlakatla
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Enabling the occurrences of AK being an answer on Jeopardy to increase 10 fold.
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This reform allowed for making the US a territory with its own legislature
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A heroic transport of diptheria antitoxin to Nome saves lives, makes a national hero out of Balto and spurs an inoculation campaign across the country.
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This Alaska Native teenager beat out over 700 contestants and designed an elegant and understated symbol of our state.
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Radio telephone communications established in Juneau, Ketchikan, and Nome.
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This allowed the Haida and Tlingit Indians to pursue land claims in U.S. Court of Claims.
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Work on Elmendorf AFB begins
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Remote villages were invaded by Japanese forces during WWII
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In order to maintain access to AK, a highway is built by the Army Corps of Engineers from Montana to AK.
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passes by 10 to 1 margin
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Written by Marie Drake and Elinor Dusenbury
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Voters in the teritories adopt the Alaska constitution. This leads to two senators and one representative being sent to Washington under the Tennessee Plan to push for statehood.
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A devastating earthquake rocked the state, causing incredible damage and changing the landscape forever.
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Interior Secretary Stewart Udall imposes a "land freeze" to protect Native use and occupancy of Alaska lands.
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thanks to the work of Dorothy Page and Reddington Sr, this beloved race gets its start.
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This Act gives Natives rights to about a 10th of Alaska's land and nearly $1 billion dollars and creating Native village and regional corporations.
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This will later be repealed in 1982
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She was 4. She didn't have much choice.
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All of AK (except a few very western Aleutian Islands) is consolidated under Alaska Standard Time.
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Causing devastation to the flora and fauna of Prince William Sound for decades, the Valdez spills out 11 million gallons of crude oil
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Massive job loss is felt as oil companies cuts positions
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Magnitude of 7.1, this earthquake shook the region and caused massive damage.
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