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  This is a timeline which will detail certain historic events from 1877 to 2011.
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  Local chapters of the knights went on strike and demanded an 8 hour work day.
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  Morning of Nov. 29 1864, the "Colorado Volunteers" murdered over 400 "Black Kettle". Led by Colonel Chivington.
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  Admiral George Dewey led the Americans to victory at sea. There was only one American casualty that day.
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  In 1901 Andrew Carnegie sold his interests to JP Morgan, who paid him 500 million dollars to create US Steel
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  Selective service act was passed requiring all men 21 to 30 years old to register for the draft.
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  This treaty officially ended World War 1.
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  Blacks migrated to North from South. Jazz was introduced.
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  In the 1920s the growth of the automobile industry changed our economy forvever.
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  Banks closed, economy failed. start of Great Depression
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  Japanese bombed US Navy base in Hawaii. 3000 Americans were killed.
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  Troops stormed beaches of Normandy. Led to eventual surrender of Germany.
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  United nations was set up for peace loving nations to avoid war. Security council reviews their arguments.
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  On this date, James Blake, a Montgomery bus driver told Rosa parks she couldnt sit in the front of the bus. Rosa said "No". with that word said, it started a chain of events called the Civil Rights Movement.
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  On August 28th 1963 Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his compellign "I had a dream" speech " at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC.
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  JFK was assasinated on Nov. 22 1963 by Lee Harvey Oswald in dallas texas. Lee was then killed by jack Ruby on the way out of a courthouse that night.
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  From the late 1960s to the 1970s feminists fought for ratification of all gender based discrimination.
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  Governement officials sold weapons to Iran and used the profits to back guerillas in Nicaragua.
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  Alot of events marked the end of the Cold War such as the fall of The Berlin Wall.
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  Bill Clinton was impeached for obstruction of justice and abuse of power. He survived the impeachment and was not removed.
