Remembering History. Wars25 Politics17 Terrorist violence13 Internet and Computer Revolution11 Civil Rights 8 Disasters 7 Celebrities 7 Riots and Violence.

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Remembering History

Wars25 Politics17 Terrorist violence13 Internet and Computer Revolution11 Civil Rights 8 Disasters 7 Celebrities 7 Riots and Violence 7 Science and Medicine 6 Sports 5 Gender Issues 4 Murders 4 Media and Culture 3 Other International and Local Events 3

Wars25 Politics17 Terrorist violence13 Internet and Computer Revolution11 Science and Medicine 6 Disasters 7 Riots and Violence 7 Murders 4 Civil Rights 8 Gender Issues 4 Sports 5 Celebrities 7 Media and Culture 3 Other International and Local Events 3

Wars: 25 Hot Wars 15 –First Gulf War 11 –Iran/Iraq war 1 –Vietnam war 3 Cold War 10 –Sputnik 2 –Fall of Berlin Wall 5 –Collapse of Soviet Union 3

Politics: midterm elections – Repub. win pres election 1 Clinton/Lewinsky scandal and impeachment Pres election 1

Terrorist Violence: 13 Oklahoma City Bombing6 Columbine High School shooting7

Wars25 Disasters 7 Politics17 Terrorist violence13 Sports5 Internet and Computer Revolution11 Celebrities7 Gender Issues4 Media and Culture3 Murders4 Riots and Violence7 Civil Rights8 Science and Medicine6 Other International and Local Events3

Wars Disasters Politics Terrorist violence Sports Internet and Computer Revolution Celebrities Gender Issues Media and Culture Murders Riots and Violence Civil Rights Science and Medicine Other International and Local Events