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Panama Canal is Built 1913

Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand- 1914

WORLD WAR ERA Treaty of Versailles signed 1920

Sinking of the Lusitania- 1915

18 th Amendment starts Prohibition Era

19 th Amendment – Women vote 1920

THE ROARING TWENTIES

US Stock Market crashes 1929

THE GREAT DEPRESSION

FDR’s landslide defeat of Hoover -1932

Hitler becomes Chancellor of Germany- January 1933

FDR Declares a Bank Holiday- March 1933

Nuremburg laws are passed in Germany- 1935

German Invasion of Poland September 1939

WORLD WAR II US INVOLVEMENT

Fall of France- June 1940

German invasion of the Soviet Union- June 1941

Bombing of Pearl Harbor December 7, 1941

D-Day – June 1944

Potsdam Conference July 1945

COLD WAR ERA STARTS 1945 WHEN STALIN BREAKS HIS PROMISE TO HAVE FREE ELECTIONS IN EASTERN EUROPE. IT WILL LAST UNTIL 1989 WHEN THE BERLIN WALL FALLS AND 1991 WHEN THE SOVIETS VOTE THE COMMUNIST PARTY OUT OF POWER

Atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki - August 1945

WORLD WAR II ENDS1945

Nuremburg Trials occur- November 1945

Marshall Plan

Formation of NATO- 1949

McCarthy Hearings (HUAC)

Korean War begins 1950

Brown vs Board of Education decision

Formation of the Warsaw Pact May 1955

Cuban Missile Crisis 1962

March on Washington 1964

Voting Rights Act 1965

The Moon Landing June 1969

US withdraw from Vietnam ends -1975

Ronald Reagan elected President- 1982

Persian Gulf War

9-11 Terrorist attack September 11, 2001

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