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American Revolution (Unkown Date)
A time where the U.S. was trying to break away from british control. This allowed the U.S. to become a free country. -
French Revolution
The French Revolution was the start of a period of social and politcal upheval in France from the years 1789 and 1799 that had a huge impact on French history. -
California Gold Rush
The California Gold Rush began on Janurary 24 1918, the gold seekers called "forty-niners" often had to overcome great distance and obstacles just to get to the mine site. -
American Civil War
The American Civil War generally to be called the "War Between States" or just simply the Civil War, was a war between the South union and North union. The main conflict was the law of slavery. -
Henry Ford was Born
Henry Ford was born July 30th 1863, he was definetly a great figure in history he invented tne first working car, which was defintely worth a spot in the 12 best things that happened in this period. -
Invention of the Telephone
1876, One of the devices we use in our everyday lives was born. Henery became a very wealthy and known man for creating it. -
Birth of Albert Einstein
One of the smartest People was ever born, Albert Einstien. He was born in Germany on the 14th of March and he created and discovered alot of things but he is mainly known for his formula E = mc2 -
Invention of the Light Bulb
The invention of the Light Bulb was definetly one of the greatest moments in history because of how much we use it in everyday life. -
Start of the AFL
The sport of Australia was founded and had started to go into the hearts of Australian's of all kinds. The very first team to win the premiership was Essendon and the current premiers are Hawthorn. -
FIrst Powered Flight
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Henry Ford makes his first model Car
Henry Ford made his first car he called it the Ford Model T or just Model T. It was first produced May 27th 1927. It became popular around the markets from 1908 to 1927. -
World War I
One of the greatset tragedities and most rememorable moments in history happened 28 July 1914 and lasted until 11 November 1918.