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Created hours, wages, and rules for work conditions. Used strikes as tatic to get what they wanted.
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Founded by Arthur Tumure
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Skilled and unskilled workers banned together to fight for higher wages, and less hour per work week.
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Wilbur and Orville Wright made four brief flights at Kitty Hawk with their first ever, powered aircraft.
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Utimately created the assembly line as well.
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New York toy firm begins manufacturing of Raggedy Ann Doll in 1915. Grows into a 20 million-a-year product.
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Women have the right to vote.
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Banks become broke as do the people of the U.S.
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Beginning of the Second World War.
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Japan surrenders.
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Created when a man accidentally left his wallet at home and could not pay for dinner.
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Created by Martin Cooper and his teammates at Motorola. Roughly the size of a brick, and was not sold commercially yet, but it worked.
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Compact portable disc player brought onto the market commercially for the first time in 1982.
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First president to lower the U.S.A's debt by 50 %
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Larry Page founded the world's largest search engine.
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Twin Towers were subjects of terrorist's attack on U.S.
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First line of ipods were released.
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Originally known as, "Facemash," to Harvard students. Later became, "Facebook," in 2005 after Sean Parker bought the domain name for $200 billion.
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Titled as the worst global recession since WW II
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Economy peaks upward from following years.
