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In 776 B.C, Athletic competitions were held. There were possibly more competitions held in the past, but the ones in 776 B.C are the earliest that were documented.
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Virginia Dare is the first person who is born to English-men in the Americas.
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The first African-americna slaves arrive in Virginia.
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Anne Bradstreet becomes the first published American woman writer.
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Henrietta Johnston becomes the first known professional woman artist in America.
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Mary Katherine Goaddard became the first woman publisher in America.
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When Anne Catherine Hoof's husband passes away, she is given the leadership of his printing and newspaper buisness, thus becoming the first Ameircan woman to own a print shop.
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Phillis Wheatley becomes the first African-american women to have her book published. Her book was called "Various Subjects, Religious and Moral.
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Lucy Terry becomes the first known African-American poet because of the poem she made whilst she was a slave called "Bar's Fight".
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The first commercial bank was founded in Philidalphia. The name of the bank is Bank of North America.
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Slavery becomes illegal in the North-western area of America.
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Mother Bernardina Matthews creates a carmalite which become the first group of Roman Catholic Nuns in the Thirteen Colonies.
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Only White males who owned a property were allowed to vote.
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The first bank of the United States is chartered.
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Suzanne Vaillande becomes the first woman to have an occupation as a choreographer and a set designer in America.
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The invention of the cotton gin (invented by Eli Whitney), creates a higher demand for slavery.
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Anna Perrish becomes the founder of the charitable organization called the House of Industry which became the first charitable organization in America.
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Gabriel Prosser is a slaved who was hanged with his friends who were looked down upon as rebels, because they attempted to create a slave revolt.
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The Congress bans the action of slave importation from slaves from Africa.
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Mary Kies takes the title of the fisrt woman to be given a patent for a way of weaving straw with silk.
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The last religious prior condition (for something else to happen), for voting has been cancelled.
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The first women right's meeting is held in New York. This meeting was very convincing that after 2 days, 68 women and 32 men signed the Decleration of Sentiments
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There was the first Women's Right Convention held in Worcester Massachusetts. 1,000 pupils attended the event as participants.
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The first Women's Rights Convention was held in Worchester, Massachusettes. 1,000 pupils attended the vent as participants.
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By this year, the rule of having to own a property and a White male to vote, was overthrown. Almost all White males had the right to vote.
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Conneticut is the first state to use the literacy test to determine whether or not one may have the right to vote. This test was used to discriminate Irish-Catholic immigrants.
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A financial panic spread thorugh the United States. The name "Black Friday", was soon developed for this particular financial panic.
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Susan B. Anothony and Elizabeth Candy Staton founded the association "National Women's Sufferage Association". This association's goal was to grant voting rights to Women.
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Lucy Stone and Henry Blackwell (plus un-identified others), form the American Women Sufferage Association. This Association also focusing on granting women the right to vote for individual state constitutions.
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Wyoming State passes the the first women's sufferage law, thus women start serving jury duty.
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The 15th Amendment (which is a rule that certain races and previous servitude cannot vote), is over thrown. This event lead to giving the right to vote to former slaves and a male of any race.
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Florida starts to have a poll tax.
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Mississippi starts to use the literacy test to determine whether or not one deserves the right to vote. Though, because of this test, many White males couldn't vote because they failed the test.
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The National Women's Sufferage Association and the American Women's Sufferage Association combine their groups to create N.A.W.S.A (National American Women's Sufferage Association). The large Association still focuses on granting women the right to vote and holds state to state protests/campaigns to help them achive thier goal.
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The United States adapt the gold standard system which means that currency can be exchanged by or for gold.
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Colorado takes the title of being the first state to grant voting rights to Women.
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The National Association of Colored Women is founded. This Association cosisted of more than 100 African-american Women's clubs. The leaders of this African-american association consisted of Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin, Mary Church Terell and Anna Julia Cooper.
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In Athens, the first "modern Olympic Games" is held. 245 are participating in 43, representing 14 different countries.
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The second modern Olympic Games are held in Paris. 75 events have 1,319 men from 26 different countries competing. In this game, 11 women were allowed to compete in lawn tennis and golf.
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The second modern Olympic Games are held in Paris. 75 events have 1,319 men from 26 different countries competing. In this game, 11 women were allowed to compete in lawn tennis and golf.
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When the St. Louis Games were held, only 13 countries showed up to compete. One competor (Fred Lorz), rode a car for 11 miles of the marathon, yet was still considered as the winner.
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The only Intercalated Games were held in Athens. During this time, the Greeks stated that the Interim games should happen only every four years.
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Sonora Smart Dodd organizes the first Father's Day Celebration on her father's birthday. The mayor of Spokane and governor of Washington supported the touching event.
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The 17th Amendment has been in order. Though, the amendment states that the U.S senetors that are running for presidency, must be elected by the people. The rule of the State Legislatures only being allowed to elect the U.S senetors, has been over thrown.
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The Federal Reserve System is founded.
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Oklahoma was the last state to use the literacy test as a way to determine whether or not one should be granted the right to vote, with the extra "grandfather clause rule".
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President Calvin Coolage supports the idea and events of Father 's Day
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The World-wide Father's Day Comitee holds a meeting in New York.
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Ceaser Chavez was born into a poor Mexican Family whom own(ed) a series of family buisnesses.
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There is a stock-market crash on October 24. This event soon develops the name "Black Thursday".
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The Great Depression has begun and over 10,000 banks have failed/closed down.
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Boris Nikolayevich is born in the Sverdlovsk Reigion.
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation is founded to help prevent banks from failing/closing down. During the time, the United States closes the gold standard system down.
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The Federal Reserve Board takes over the Board of Governers. Each term of the Federal Reserve Board is estimated at 14 years.
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Dr Hans Spemann suggested that there was an experiment conducted where ( an un-fertilized egg of course), they would switch the original nucleas, with a completley different one.
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The Chavez family lost so much of their wealth that they were evicted from their own home and had to become migrant workers in Arizona and California.
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Cassius Marcellus Clay or Muhammed Ali is born on January 17th.
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Cesar Chavez quit secondary school to be a full-time worker on the farmlands.
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Ceaser Chavez enrolls in the U.S Navy, which he serves for, for two years.
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Cesar Chavez marries Helen Favela. Throughout their marriage they have eight children. Ceaser Chavez works as a ranch hands and at a lumber yard in San Jose, California.
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Ceaser Chavez joins the Community Service Organization, which then leads him to become the organizer of the Mexican American Community.
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The structure of a DNA was discovered by Francis C. Crick and James D. Watson.
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The Father's Day Observance is acknowledged by Congress.
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Boris Nikolayevich marries Naina Losifovna Girina. Throughout the years of their marriage, they have two daughters named Yelena and Tatyana.
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Ceaser Chavez becomes the executive director of the Community Service Organization. He is then "upgraded" or moved if you will, to the organization's headquaters in Los Angeles, U.S.A.
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Muhammed Ali wins the light-heavyweight gold medal but throws it into the river becomes of recieving racial slurs. In the same year, he becomes a professional boxer and wins his first two matches.
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Ceaser Chavez becomes the founder of the National Farm Workers Association in Delano, California. The organization aims to help grant the rights of a minumum wage, insurance and collective bargaining to farm workers.
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Muhammed Ali has an impecible 19-0 score, but he is still seen as a underdog. In the same year, he announces he is a African-amercian muslim. That is why he has two names, he changed his name to Muhammed Ali after announcing he is a African-american muslim.
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President Lyndon Johnson announces that Father's Day is an official National Holiday.
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A frog was cloned by taking the intestinal cell of a tadpole into a enucleated frog egg. This experiment was developed by Dr. John B. Gurdon.
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At a polo match, Prince Charles of Wales meets Camilla Shand. They begin to date.
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Muhammed Ali returns to Atlanta where he Knocks-out Jerry Quarry in three rounds, because there is no boxing commision in Georgia.
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Prince Charles joins the Royal Navy, during this time, his love life (which is with Camilla Shand), begins to fall apart.
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The Teenager (at the time), gives birth to her son, Lance Armstrong, in Texas.
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President Richard Nixon says Father's Day to be observed on the third Sunday of June.
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Paul Berg and Stanley N. Cohen conducted the first succesful gene splicing.
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Camilla Shand finds a new partner (Cavalry Officer, Andrew Parker Bowles), which she marries in July.
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Boris Nikovalayevich Yeltsin becomes the secretary of the Sverdlovsk District Central Comitee. He was praised for his enthusiastic performance.
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Prince Chalres meets Diana Spencer (whom at the time was a teenager), for the first time.
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The first "dish baby" is concieved to Leslie brown in the United Kingdom.
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The U.S Supreme Court states that a new bacterium may be patened.
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121 pupils die of Gay Cancer.
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Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer marry in London.
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Scientists develop another name for Gay Cancer, which is A.I.D.S.
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H.I.V. (a diseas that causes A.I.D.S) was discovered by Dr. Robert Gallo from the National Institutes of Health.
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Dr. Steen M. Willadsen clones a lamb by developing a sheep unborn cell. His experiment was mimicked by many other sceintists who tried this on a wide variety of different animals.
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Mikhail Gorbachev (general secretary of the Communist), invites Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin to Moscow because of being the secretary of the Central Committee for Construction.
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Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin is promoted to the title " first secretary of the Moscow City Party Committee".
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The Soviet Union reports its first case of a perosn being diagnosed with A.I.D.S. Scientists also discover another type of A.I.D.S called HIV-2.
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Prince Charles's biographer stated that Prince Charles began his affair with Camilla Shand.
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The Food and Drug Administration approves the drug AZT, that is given to patients with A.I.D.S, which prolongs the life of the diagnosed patient for a while, by reducing the amount of infections.
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At the age of 16, Lance Armstrong gets sponsored and competes in various competitions, maing him a young professional athlete.
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The Moscow City Party Committeemeets with Mikhail Gorbachev. This meeting leads to the extermination of Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin because of his comments made towards Mikhail Gorbachev's ways.
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The World's A.I.D.S day is created by the World Health Organization.
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Lance becomes so good that he is qualified enough to trian with the U.S Olympic development team.
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Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin is elected to the Soviet parliament. His politcal side of his career bloomed when he sope his vocal protest against the corruption that was happening in the political elite.
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Lance Armstrong becomes the National Cycling Amateur Champion.
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Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin takes the title of the winner for the first popular Russian Federation presidential election.
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Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin's large achievement of winning the first popular presidential election was on this day. He is also called the defender of democracy.
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Lance Armstrong places 14th on the individual road race, in the Barcelona Olympics. Lance then is signed with a professional cycling team called the Motorola, but finished last in his first ever professional race called the Classico San Sebastian.
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Lance Armstrong wins 10 titles, including the U.S pro-championship title and the title of being stage 8 in the Tour De France. At 22 years old, Lance Armstrong becomes the world's youngest road racing champion.
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Dr Ned First clones calves from cells from early unborn.
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Dr. Ian Wilmut and Dr. Keith Campbell make the first cloned sheep in the world. They made the sheep from embryo cells. The sheep are named Megan and Morag.
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On Father's Day, cards are being sold so much that they are the 5th national-most-card-selling-holiday.
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Wikipedia the world famous site has been released.
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53% of Americans (whom celebreate Father's Day) have trouble chosing what to buy fathers for Father's Day.
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The website called Stumbleupon (a webstie that redirects internet users to another site if the url they requested cannot be found), is released.
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The social buisness site called LinkedIn is released.
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A site that hosts blogs called Wordpress is released.
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The world-famous internet company called Google, starts its own email site, Gmail.
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The fmaous site, Myspace is released.
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The website, Flickr (an image and video sharing website) goes public.
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The site called Facebook spreads through many Universities.
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The site where people can review restaraunts, books etc, called Yelp begins.
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The website called DIGG (a online social news website) is launched.
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The very famed website called Facebook reaches 1,000,000 members.
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Youtube (the video sharing website) goes live.
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The news and blog website called Mashable is released to the public.
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High Schools in the United States have the access to Facebook.
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People in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, have access to Facebook.
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The website called Myspace becomes the number one most popular social-networking site in the whole Nation of the United States.
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The site where people can make short posts during their day, called Twitter, is launched.
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Facebook adds the feauture of the news feed. Many of the users have mixed feeling because their every move on Facebook is being tracked and shared to their friends or even the world.
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Google purchases Youtube.
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Muhammed Ali refuses to join the U.S army because of his religion. In June, Muhammed Ali is sentenced to five years in jail because of draft evasion.
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The late famed actor Rock Hudson passes away from A.I.D.S. As a result to this tragedy, the public starts to realize the affects of A.I.D.S.
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During the time period of 394 A.D, Roman Emperor Theodosius I, discontinues the games because of pagan practices being second priority.
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The website called WikiLeaks (a website where anonymous sources can post things) launches.
