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Oct 24, 1901

First Woman to go over Niagara Falls

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Jun 8, 1913

Deutsches Stadium Dedication

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Jun 28, 1914

Assassination of the Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand

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Period: Jul 28, 1914 to Nov 11, 1918

WWI

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May 7, 1915

Sinking of the Lusitania

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Jan 1, 1916

1916 Summer Olympics Cancled

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Period: Jan 1, 1917 to Jan 1, 1966

Passage of Prohibition and end of Prohibition

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Mar 8, 1917

Russian Communist Revolution begins

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May 18, 1917

Passage of the Selective Service Act

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Jun 15, 1917

Espionage and Sedition acts passed by Congress

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Jul 28, 1917

War Industries Board established to regulate production in WWI

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Aug 10, 1917

Food Administration set up under Herbert Hoover

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Nov 1, 1917

Russia withdraws from WWI

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Jan 1, 1918

Worldwide flu epidemic kills 30 million

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Jan 8, 1918

Woodrow Wilson presents his Fourteen Points Peace Plan

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Jan 8, 1918

Woodrow Wilson presents his Fourteen Points Peace Plan

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Apr 8, 1918

National War Labor Board established by Woodrow Wilson

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Nov 3, 1918

Austria-Hungary surrenders to the Allies

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Nov 11, 1918

Armistice ends World War I

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Nov 11, 1918

Armistice ends World War I

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Jan 1, 1919

Henry Ford opens his assembly lines to African American workers

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Jun 28, 1919

Signing of the Treaty of Versailles establishing the peace at the end of WWI

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Jun 28, 1919

Signing of the Treaty of Versailles establishing the peace at the end of WWI

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Jan 1, 1922

Benito Mussolini appointed Prime Minister of Italy

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Oct 31, 1922

Benito Mussolini appointed Prime Minister of Italy

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Jan 1, 1926

Hirohito becomes emperor of Japan

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Jan 1, 1926

Hirohito becomes emperor of Japan

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May 21, 1927

Charles Lindbergh makes first nonstop transatlantic flight

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May 21, 1927

Charles Lindbergh makes first nonstop transatlantic flight

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Jan 1, 1929

Herbert Hoover elected President

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Mar 4, 1929

Herbert Hoover elected President

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Oct 1, 1929

Bank failures begin

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Oct 1, 1929

Bank failures begin

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Oct 29, 1929

The Stock Market Crashed "Black Tuesday"

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Oct 29, 1929

The Stock Market Crashes "Black Tuesday"

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Jul 7, 1930

Boulder Dam Project begins

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Feb 27, 1932

Japan conquers Manchuria

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May 20, 1932

Amelia Earhart crosses the Atlantic in solo flight

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May 20, 1932

Amelia Earhart crosses the Atlantic in a solo flight

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Jul 28, 1932

Hoover disbands the Bonus Army

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Jan 1, 1933

Civilian Conservation Corps

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Jan 1, 1933

Hitler sets up Dachau

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Jan 30, 1933

Hitler comes to power in Germany

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Period: Mar 4, 1933 to Jan 1, 1936

FDR elected President-once

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Mar 12, 1933

First Fireside Chat by FDR

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May 12, 1933

Agricultural Adjustment Act

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Period: Jan 1, 1934 to Jan 1, 1937

Dust Bowl

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Jun 6, 1934

Congress creates the SEC

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May 10, 1935

Works Progress Administration established

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Aug 14, 1935

Congress passes the Social Security Act

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Jan 1, 1936

Jesse Owens wins four Gold Medals at Olympics in Germany

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Period: Jan 1, 1936 to Jan 1, 1940

FDR elected President-twice

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Jul 17, 1936

Civil War in Spain

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May 6, 1937

Hindenburg disaster

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Sep 1, 1938

Germany invades Poland

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Oct 30, 1938

Orson Welles broadcasts the WAR of the Worlds

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Nov 9, 1938

Kristallnacht (night of the falling glass)-Hitler destroys Jewish neighborhoods

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Aug 23, 1939

Hitler and Stalin sign Non aggression Pact

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Sep 1, 1939

Germany invades Poland Britain and France Declare War

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Period: Sep 1, 1939 to Sep 2, 1945

World War II

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Period: Jan 1, 1940 to Jan 1, 1944

FDR elected President-three times

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Sep 27, 1940

Japan, Germany, and Italy sign the Tripartite Pact

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Mar 11, 1941

Lend Lease Act

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Jun 22, 1941

Hitler invades the Soviet Union

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Dec 7, 1941

Japan bombs Pearl Harbor-U.S. enters WWII

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Jan 16, 1942

WWII War Production Board Created by Roosevelt

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Feb 19, 1942

Japanese Internment Camps begin

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Jun 4, 1942

Battle of Midway

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May 13, 1943

German General Rommel surrenders in North Africa

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Jun 26, 1943

Silly Putty invented

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Jun 6, 1944

D-Day Invasion

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Period: Nov 7, 1944 to Apr 12, 1945

FDR elected President-four times

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Period: Dec 16, 1944 to Jan 25, 1945

Battle of the Bulge

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Jan 1, 1945

Seven Year occupation of Japan by United States

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Feb 4, 1945

Yalta Conference

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Feb 19, 1945

Iwo Jima

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May 8, 1945

V-E Day (Victory in Europe)

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Aug 6, 1945

Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

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Sep 2, 1945

V-J Day (Victory in Japan)

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Sep 9, 1945

Japan invades Northern China

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Nov 20, 1945

Nuremberg War Trials

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Period: Jan 1, 1946 to Jan 1, 1964

Baby Boomers

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Jun 21, 1949

Boxed Cake Mix invented

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Jul 21, 1951

Robin Williams Born

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Jul 11, 1960

To Kill a Mockingbird Published

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Dec 25, 1962

To Kill a Mockingbird Movie released

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Jul 31, 1965

J.K. Rowling Born

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First Woman to go over Niagara Falls

Deutsches Stadium Dedication

Assassination of the Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand

WWI

Sinking of the Lusitania

1916 Summer Olympics Cancled

Passage of Prohibition and end of Prohibition

Russian Communist Revolution begins

Passage of the Selective Service Act

Espionage and Sedition acts passed by Congress

War Industries Board established to regulate production in WWI

Food Administration set up under Herbert Hoover

Russia withdraws from WWI

Worldwide flu epidemic kills 30 million

Woodrow Wilson presents his Fourteen Points Peace Plan

Woodrow Wilson presents his Fourteen Points Peace Plan

National War Labor Board established by Woodrow Wilson

Austria-Hungary surrenders to the Allies

Armistice ends World War I

Armistice ends World War I

Henry Ford opens his assembly lines to African American workers

Signing of the Treaty of Versailles establishing the peace at the end of WWI

Signing of the Treaty of Versailles establishing the peace at the end of WWI

Benito Mussolini appointed Prime Minister of Italy

Benito Mussolini appointed Prime Minister of Italy

Hirohito becomes emperor of Japan

Hirohito becomes emperor of Japan

Charles Lindbergh makes first nonstop transatlantic flight

Charles Lindbergh makes first nonstop transatlantic flight

Herbert Hoover elected President

Herbert Hoover elected President

Bank failures begin

Bank failures begin

The Stock Market Crashed "Black Tuesday"

The Stock Market Crashes "Black Tuesday"

Boulder Dam Project begins

Japan conquers Manchuria

Amelia Earhart crosses the Atlantic in solo flight

Amelia Earhart crosses the Atlantic in a solo flight

Hoover disbands the Bonus Army

Civilian Conservation Corps

Hitler sets up Dachau

Hitler comes to power in Germany

FDR elected President-once

First Fireside Chat by FDR

Agricultural Adjustment Act

Dust Bowl

Congress creates the SEC

Works Progress Administration established

Congress passes the Social Security Act

Jesse Owens wins four Gold Medals at Olympics in Germany

FDR elected President-twice

Civil War in Spain

Hindenburg disaster

Germany invades Poland

Orson Welles broadcasts the WAR of the Worlds

Kristallnacht (night of the falling glass)-Hitler destroys Jewish neighborhoods

Hitler and Stalin sign Non aggression Pact

Germany invades Poland Britain and France Declare War

World War II

FDR elected President-three times

Japan, Germany, and Italy sign the Tripartite Pact

Lend Lease Act

Hitler invades the Soviet Union

Japan bombs Pearl Harbor-U.S. enters WWII

WWII War Production Board Created by Roosevelt

Japanese Internment Camps begin

Battle of Midway

German General Rommel surrenders in North Africa

Silly Putty invented

D-Day Invasion

FDR elected President-four times

Battle of the Bulge

Seven Year occupation of Japan by United States

Yalta Conference

Iwo Jima

V-E Day (Victory in Europe)

Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

V-J Day (Victory in Japan)

Japan invades Northern China