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2. 1900’s 1900’s  China men sail to U.S with infection with infection and the infected rats. and the infected rats. MARCONI GOT THE The first washing RADIO TO machine was the TRAVEL THOR 1700 MILES the touring carfarmers where having cost $850trouble clearing the touring carfarmers where having cost $850trouble clearing the land so they invented the caterpillar track

3. 1910’s Ecstasy was created in Germany in Germany At the Chicago's world fair At the Chicago's world fair Whitcomb Judson showed the “ clasp locker” the zipper “ clasp locker” the zipper The effects of inhaling chlorine The effects of inhaling chlorine are when its inhaled it destroyed the respiratory organs The ratio of people who The percentage of infected people survived and died on the in the united states was 28% titanic was 705 to 1552

4. 1920’s meat could be frozen to 0 degrees F in about 90 minutes using evaporating ammonia method. The first cartoon with recorded sound an animation at the same time was Mickey Mouse. Two add-on that occurred in the late 20’s to the original automobiles was balloon tires and safety glass windows. The radio was an important invention because it was cheap convenient way of saying information to people very far away. The phrase “It’s better than sliced bread came from the continental baking company

5. 1930’s James Chadwick was working with Ernest Rutherford when he won the noble prize in 1935 Nylon was meant to replace the materials thermoplastic silky material or synthetic polymer Jumbo trucks were nitro fitted with lawyers of platforms that were backed it to the face of canyon walls Amelia Earhart flew from Trespasser Harbor, New Foundland to Burry port, Wales Carlson’s co- inventor was Otto Kornei for the photocopier

6. 1940’s the Manhattan Project was the atomic bomb the Manhattan Project was the atomic bomb Burrs on his dog gave the Swiss inventor the idea for Velcro. Burrs on his dog gave the Swiss inventor the idea for Velcro. in 1948, 30,000 weakly wireless phone calls. in 1948, 30,000 weakly wireless phone calls. A transmitter is a radio with amplified sound Kopff’s work led to kidney transplants in 1954 Kopff’s work led to kidney transplants in 1954

7. 1950’s Diners clubs were the first company to issue a credit card in the U.S The MIKE test was 100 miles wide and 25 miles high. The first snowmobile was an Aerosan it was used for WWII. Polio is a dieses that causes crippling. Franklin D. Roosevelt was infected with it. The largest drive in move theater was the Weather Drive in.

8. 1960’s The DRAW disk was capable for reading information immediately after recording it. DRAW stands for Direct After Read Write The largest marketing down-fall of the Magnavox Odyssey was it only worked with Magnavox TV 47 pounds of lunar surface was collected from the moon The source of energy in 1960 came from geyser in Sonoma country Sony launched their first cassette tape in 1964.

9. 1970’s The ATARI VCS coasted $199 library of 9 titles. The first e-mail system was MAILBOX it was used at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The Busicom LE-120A HANDY-LE coasted $295. In 1976 Gore-Tex sold their fabric the Early Winters catalog One cycle of in- vitro coasted over $10,000 a couple a day.

10. 1980’s Mt. St. Helens eruption removed 1314ft of the mountain. The iPod was born on October 2001. The Mac 128K stayed on the market from January 1984 to October 1985. The Prozac was prescribed to depressed patients. After 5 years of taking the drug the patients felt thoughts of suicide and 4.5 million people were taking Prozac. Bill Gates was threatened with a law suit from Apple in 1985 because of coping a program that he had a contract to copy.

11. 1990’s It will take100 or 50 of space flights for the ISS to be completed. In the year 2001 there were three billion base pairs mapped. Some effects the Avian Flu has on humans are eye infection, pneumonia, and sever respiratory cliseses One application of the GPS is driving directions. The spectral range is 360 miles away from earth

12. The End The End Thanks to Ms. Slifka for helping out with the whole project and getting the websites ready for us. By: Jacob Benson and Elsa Martinez Eat fresh