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The growth of Green Chapters started to pick up steam in the late 1980's.
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The Green Committees of Correspondence set forth the Ten Key Values that the Green Party runs by.
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First gathering of greens from over the United States. It was a five day conference and over 2000 participants came.
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California Green Assembly is launched
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Alaska was the first state to get ballot status for the Green Party
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GPCA was founded at Cal State Sacramento.
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The groups faced a lot of problems and the expansion they had had in the 1980s stopped in the 1990s.
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Arguments about if their party would be corrupt, the Green Committees of Correspondence split the Party into The Greens/Green Party USA
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Obtained ballot status
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The Green Party of California was the second Green Party founded in the US
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The ASGP was formed after the election of 1996. This group was formed to help existing parties.
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The Ten Key Values were adopted by the New York Greens Assembly in 1996.
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The New York Green Party gained ballot satus in 1998.
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In Denver, CO., Ralph Nader and Winona LaDuke were nominated for President and Vice President.
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The United State's official Green Party was formed in the year of 2001.
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Declared party status with the Federal Election Commission (FEC)
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New York lost the right to enroll in the Green Party until 2005, when they gained back the right to have ballot status.
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In Milwaukee, WI., David Cobb and Pat LaMarche were on the Presidential campaign ticket.
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Anti-War March and Rally in downtown Los Angeles. Organized by the Troops Out Now Coalition. This march was centered around pulling the troops out of Iraq as soon as possible.
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In Chicago, Cynthia McKinneywas voted for President and for Vice Presdient, Rosa Clemente won the election.