My Birthday in History Brenna Searcy. These things happened on my birthday, August 24 th.

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My Birthday in History Brenna Searcy

These things happened on my birthday, August 24 th.

Mt. Vesuvius  Occurred in 79 AD  Mt. Vesuvius erupted, killing 20,000 people  Cities of Pompeii, Stabiae, and Herculaneum were buried

Gutenberg Bible  First book printed using the printing press  Printed by Johannes Gutenberg  Completed in

Mexican Independence  1821: Spain accepts Mexican independence  The Mexican War of Independence lasted eleven years  Mexico was established as a constitutional monarchy

Mount of the Holy Cross  1873: William Henry Jackson became the first to photograph the Mount of the Holy Cross  Rumors had said a natural cross of snow lay in the mountains of Colorado  The photo became one of Jackson’s most famous and popular images

Stephen Fry  Born in 1957  English actor, author and comedian  Widely known for being the voice of the UK Harry Potter audiobooks

Luna 11  1966: U.S.S.R. launched Luna 11 for orbit around the moon  It launched two weeks after U.S. Lunar Orbiter entered orbit

Bohemian Rhapsody  1975: Queen began recording “Bohemian Rhapsody”  The song took three weeks to record  The song took 180 dubs you-adaptation/

Pluto  2006: Pluto was declassified as a planet  It met only two of three IAU requirements  Pluto was renamed a dwarf planet

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