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dates are arbitrarily assigned, years are approximately accurate
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California
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dates arbitrarily assigned, years approx. correct
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Oswego, Kansas (date not approximate, just year)
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France
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(England)
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Netherlands
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Northern Ireland (note violence in N. Ireland 60s-70s especially)
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(Cuba)
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Possibly WA, source not reliable (date not exact)
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The US tried to spark the downfall of communism in Cuba by launching an attack on Cuba and hoping Cubans overthrow Castro, but instead it made him stronger and turn to the Soviet Union for acquisition of missiles and other forms of arms assistance.
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Purpose of wall was to separate East and West Berlin. Symbolically divided Europe. West Berlin had hopes of democracy and people from the East side escaped to the West part of Germany, so Nikita Khrushchev (Soviet leader) proposed separating the country.
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on TV
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13 days of tension, people feared start of nuclear war. Kennedy tells Americans missiles are in Cuba and if necessary, USA would step in since it's a breach of security.
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China prior to explosion worried US for hinting at "worldwide revolution against ... capitalism.. to extend its influence in Asia and ... new nations of Africa"
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(Puerto Rico), exact date unknown
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(incorrect date, right year)
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(incorrect date, right year)
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Kansas State University (date not exact)
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Cambridge University (correct year, date not exact)
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(incorrect date, right year)
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Imperial College, London University (date not fully correct, year correct)
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University of Amsterdam (year correct, date not exact)
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Around same time Nixon leaves office and Ford enters office
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University of Tours, France (date not exact)
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This happened right after Angola was to gain independence (date not exact)
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University of Manchester, Dissertation: “Hidden Variables, Impossibility Proofs and Paradoxes: A Sociological Study of Non-Relativistic Quantum Mechanics” (date not exact, year correct)
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Delft University of Technology (Netherlands) -- date not exact, correct year
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Cambridge University (date not exact)
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Cambridge University (date not exact)
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(University of Wisconsin-Madison)- date not exact
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‘Do Artefacts have Politics’ (date not accurate)
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A Polish trade union anti-Communist party forms to advocate for union and workers and go against communist diction. This marked a huge point in Polish history, as labor unions resulted from this movement. Prior to creation of the unions, workers were jailed for striking. Solidarnosc movement marked workers' opposition.
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During winter of 1980, Langdon Winner publishes "Do Artefacts have Politics" [[[Langdon Winner (1980) ‘Do Artefacts have Politics,’ Daedalus109(1): 121-136]]]
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University of Bath (England); Dissertation: “The Development of Solar-Neutrino Astronomy” (year correct, date not fully accurate)
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University of Wisconsin-Madison (date not exact)
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Bryn Mawr College, can't find major but indicated minor in Mathematics, but the site hints computer science (date not exact)
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‘The Social Construction of Facts and Artefacts: Or How the Sociology of Science and the Sociology of Technology Might Benefit Each Other,’
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In August of 1984, Pinch & Bijker publish "The Social Construction of Facts and Artefacts: Or How the Sociology of Science and the Sociology of Technology Might Benefit Each Other." [[Trevor Pinch and Wiebe E. Bijker (1984) ‘The Social Construction of Facts and Artefacts: Or How the Sociology of Science and the Sociology of Technology Might Benefit Each Other,’ Social Studies of Science14(3): 399–441]]
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His goals are to reform Soviet and spearhead economic reconstruction (perestroika) and impose transparent rights, freedoms (glasnost). He cut Soviet military spending, improved ties with US and Europe, took Soviet troops out of some of the places they invaded, ceased helping Cuba financially, and much more.
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MIT (date not exact)
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University of Pennsylvania (date not exact)
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Solidarity party wins election (landslide)
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Many saw this as a coming to an end of the Cold War
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Publishes "Configuring the User: The Case of Usability Trials"
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correct year, date not exact
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Known as Unity Day, East & West Germany are formally brought together
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Motion led by Boris Yeltsin
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Publishes ‘Where Are the Missing Masses? The Sociology of a Few Mundane Artifacts'
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University of Pennsylvania (date not exact)
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(major / focus not indicated, but her page lists interests as being: 18th and 19th Century US, gender and race, History of Technology/Medicine/Science)
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Publish "Users as Agents of Technological Change: The Social Construction of the Automobile in the Rural United States" (date is approximate, correct month and year)
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Publishes 'Preparing for the Duties and Practical Business of Life'
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Publishes 'The Power of Nuclear Things'
