Notable historic events of 1856 1954 and beyond
AP review of pivotal moments includes the Mormon handcart pioneers journey from Iowa to Utah in 1856, Joseph Welch versus Joseph McCarthy in 1954, Kosovo peace move in 1999, Alcoholics Anonymous founders in 1935, Civil Rights Act filibuster end in 1964, Six Day War ceasefire in 1967, Spirit rover launch in 2003, Ray Charles death in 2004, Cook’s Great Barrier Reef sighting in 1770, Le Mans crash in 1955, and Alabama desegregation in 1963.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Salt Lake City
Utah
Army
Joseph Welch
Joseph McCarthy
Yugoslavia
Kosovo
Robert Smith
Bill Wilson
Alcoholics Anonymous
Akron
U.S. Senate
Israel
Syria
NASA
Cape Canaveral
Florida
Ray Charles
Georgia
James Cook
Great Barrier Reef
Australia
Austin Healey
Lance Macklin
Pierre Levegh
le Mans
France
Levegh
Healy
Alabama
George Wallace
National Guard
University of Alabama
Timeline of notable historical events by date
A concise chronology highlights key happenings from 1775 Army establishment and 1777 flag adoption to 1900 Hawaii becoming a U S territory and 1982 Falklands War end. It also notes 1966 Miranda rights ruling, 1967 Marshall justice nomination, 1971 Pentagon Papers, 1996 Montana Freemen surrender, 1992 Bulls NBA Finals win, and 2007 Fatah Hamas unity dissolution.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Arizona
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
New York Times
Pentagon
Montana Freemen
Jordan
Montana
U.S. Army
Continental Congress
Hawaii
United States
Falkland Islands
Chicago Bulls
Michael Jordan
Bulls
Portland Trail Blazers
Chicago
Trail Blazers
Palestine
Fatah-Hamas
Hamas
Gaza Strip
First Black Woman Honored with Capitol Statue in Statuary Hall
June 15 1846 Britain settles boundary dispute 1864 Arlington National Cemetery Congressional Gold Medal in Washington Parks becomes first Black woman honored with a full length statue in the Capitol Statuary Hall.
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Britain
Arlingto National Cemetery
Washington
Parks
Capitol
Statuary Hall
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Mount
Pinatubo
Botolan
Philippines
Mount Pinatubo
Zambales
Manila
TOS
Associated Press
Medgar Evers
Jackson
Mississippi
Nelson Mandela
South Africa
Ronald Reagan
Mikhail Gorbachev
Berlin
Orlando