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15 Billion - 4 Million B.C.   11,000 B.C. - 9,000 B.C.   9,000 B.C. - 3,000 B.C.   3,000 B.C. - 1 A.D.
Historical Summary: 3000 B.C - 1 A.D.   Historical Summary: 500-year Neptune / Pluto Cycles
Timeline: 1 A.D. - Present   Historical Summary: 1 A.D. - Present




11,000 B.C. - 9,000 B.C.

11,000 B.C. - Holocene Period , Trivia / Gas Belts , Species Extinction? , Egyptian Rock Art , North American Extinction? , Plentiful Wild Game / Ohio , Ancient Human Bones / North America

10,970 B.C. - Equinox at Leo

10,500 B.C. - Draco , Giza Complex , Jomon Period / Japan , Stone-Age Egyptians? , Trivia / Human Skulls , Trivia / Giza Pyramids

10,000 B.C. - Mu Disaster , Ruins / Bimini , Burma Disaster , Glacial Decline? , Trivia / Sumer , Iron Mine / Chile , Trivia / Thailand , Trivia / Antartica  , Villages and Towns ,  Ruins / Lake Titicaca , Trivia / Egyptian Sphinx , Nez Perce / North America , Extinction / Flores, Indonesia , Native Americans / Tennessee , Ancient Witch Doctor? / Sea of Galilee , Neolithic Temple / South-Eastern

9,975 B.C. - Uranus-Pluto Conjunction

9,945 B.C. - Neptune-Pluto Conjunction

9,700 B.C. - Trivia / African Ice Core

9,610 B.C. - Uranus-Pluto Conjunction

9,500 B.C. - Syrian Flood? , Atlantis Disaster? , Athens Disaster? , Chinese Agriculture , North American Mountains ,  Human Remains /

9,467 B.C. - Uranus-Pluto Conjunction

9,452 B.C. - Neptune-Pluto conjunction

9,000 B.C. - Large City / Iraq , Atlantis Disaster? , Jericho Settlement , Tools / North America , Lunar Calendar / Uganda , Wheat Cultivation / Turkey , Wooly Mammoth Extinction , Human Habitation / Denmark , Fig Cultivation / Middle East

1st Century A.D.

1 A.D. Europe, 1 A.D. Birth / Jesus, 1 A.D. Mithraism, 9 Arminius, 10 King Cymbeline, 13 Roman Germany, 14 Roman Emperor Tiberius, 14 Germanicus, 26 John the Baptist, 29 Disciples Recruited, 30 1st "Pope" / St. Peter, 31 Fatality / John the Baptist, 33 Anointed / Jesus, 33 Arrest & Crucifixion / Jesus, 35 St. James / Glastonbury, 36 Meteor Shower, 37 Roman Emperor Gaius Caligula, 40 Saul of Tarsus, 41 Roman Emperor Claudius, 41 King Herod Agrippa I / Judea, 43 Paul the Apostle, 43 Roman Britian, 47 Fire / Alexandrian Library, 54 Roman Emperor Nero, 57 Japanese History, 60 Comet, 60 British Revolt, 64 Great Fire / Rome, 64 Christian Persecution, 66 Jewish Revolt / Jerusalem, 66 Gospel of Mark, 66 Flavius Josephus / Galilee, 67 Fatality / St. Paul, Fatality / "Saint Peter", 68 Fatality / Nero, 68 Roman Emperor Galba, 69 Roman Emperor Otho, 69 Roman Emperor Vespasianus, 70 Destruction / Jewish Temple, 70 Roman Palestine [Syria Palaestina], 71 Partial Lunar Eclipse, 72 Construction Begun / Roman Colosseum, 73 Masda Defeated, 74 Chinese Silk Trade, 77 Roman Britian, 79 Roman Emperor Titus, 79 Volcanic Eruption / Mount Vesuvius, 79 Updated / Hindu Calender, 80 Flavius Josephus / Rome, 80 Building Complete / Roman Colosseum, 81 Roman Emperor Domitian, 85 Coined Term / "Catholic", 95 Book of Revelations, 96 Roman Emperor Nerva, 98 Roman Emperor Trajan, 100 Final Forms? / Old & New Testaments, 100 Gentile Christianity, 100 Aksum Established / Northern Ethiopia

Commentary: At about 27 B.C. the Pantheon, a sacred building in ancient Rome dedicated to all the gods, was reportedly built. In Jerusalem, seven years later [20 B.C.], Herod the Great reportedly started rebuilding the Temple of Solomon. Symbols of Polytheism and Monotheism respectively, Roman and Jewish beliefs come to blows during the first century [70 A.D.] and the Jewish Temple is destroyed. The monotheistic faiths of Judaism and Christiaity are not inclined to worship a Pagan Emperor and, as a result, Jews and Christians are persecuted. [E.M.]  


2nd Century A.D.

100 A.D. Europe, 107 Roman Dacia, 114 Roman Armenia, 116 Jewish Rebellion, 115 Promulgation of "Virgin Mary" Cult / Irenaeus [Bishop of Lyon], 116 Jewish Rebellion / Cyrene, 117 Roman Emperor Hadrian, 121 Construction Begun / Temple of Venus, Rome, 122 Construction Begun / Hadrian's Wall, Britain, 125 Multiple Christian Gospels, 126 Rebuilt / Roman Pantheon, 131 Jewish Rebellion / Jerusalem, 132 Jewish Diaspora, 135 Roman Jerusalem, 135 Conception / Byzantine Empire, 135 Inauguration / Temple of Venus, Rome, 136 Christians vs. Nazarenes, 138 Roman Emperor Antonius Pius, 141 Building Finished / Temple of Venus, Rome, 150 Unpopularity / Nazarenes, 156 King Lucius / Britain, 160 Roman Retreat / Scotland, 161 Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius, 165 Seleucia Burnt, 167 Marcomanni Invasion / Rome, 177 Christian Persecution, 180 Roman Emperor Commodus, 185 Super Nova, 193 Assassination / Roman Emperor Publius Pertinax, 193 Roman Emperor Septimius Severus, 193 Greatest Extent / Roman Empire

Commentary: Apparently, the Roman Empire and Christianity continued to grow in tandem during the second century A.D. In Jerusalem, the Jews that continued to rebel were either conquered, converted, or dispersed. [E.M.]  



3rd Century A.D.

200 A.D. Europe, 200 Mishnah Compiled, 207 Christian Persecution, 211 Roman Emperor Caracalla, 211 Near-Anarchy / Roman Empire, 212 Roman Citizenship, 230 Emperor Sujin / Japan, 235 Christian Persecution, 224 Sassanid Dynasty / Persia, 249 Roman Emperor Decius, 250 Goths / Balkan Peninsula, 250 Famine & Plague / Roman Empire, 250 Major Trading Center / Axum, 253 Roman Emperor Valerian, 267 Goths / Greece, 268 Roman Emperor Claudius II, 270 Roman Emperor Aurelian, 271 Wall / Rome, 284 Emperor Diocletian, 284 Divided / Roman Empire, 284 Christian Persecution

Commentary: Along with the persecution of Christians, the Roman Empire itself begins to suffer during this century. [E.M.]

4th Century A.D.

300 A.D. Europe, 300 Yamato Period / Japan, 300 Goths / Poland & Ukraine, 303 Christian Armenia, 303 Destruction / Christian Texts, 307 Declared "Protector of the Empire [Rome]" / Mithra?, 312 Roman Emperor Constantine I, 313 Edict of Milan, 313 Christian Bishops / Rome, 314 Jesus's Birthday Changed, 325 Council of Nicaea, 330 Roman Capital / Constantinople, 337 Constantine Dies / Three Sons Divide Empire, 350 Ostrogothic Poland & Ukraine, 350 Visigothic Dacia, 350 Western Migration / Hsiung-nu [Huns], 351 Roman Emperor Constantius II, 354 "Original Sin" Concept / Bishop Augustine, 361 Pagan Roman Emperor / Julian, 363 Roman Emperor Jovian, 364 West Roman Emperor Valentinian I, 364 East Roman Emperor Valens, 367 Formation / Christian New Testament, 374 "Church Leardership" Concept / St. Ambrose, 374 Huns Enter Europe, 375 West Roman Emperor / Valentinian II, 378 Battle of Adrianople, 379 East Roman Emperor Theodosius I, 379 Pagan Persecution, 380 Chandra Gupta II / India, 387 Burnt / Alexandria Library, 391 Pagan Rites Banned / Theodosian Decree, 393 Council of Hippo, 394 Termination / Olympic Games, 395 Roman Christianity, 397 Council of Carthage

Commentary: During the fourth century, Roman Emperor Constantine I was honored for establishing Christianity as the official religion of the Roman Empire. He later moved eastward and founded Constantinople many miles from the Western Empire. Before the end of the fourth century, Roman Christianity would replace Roman Paganism - and the Huns enter Europe. [E.M.]

5th Century A.D.

400 A.D. Europe, 400 Visigoths / Italy, 400 Vanished? / Ancient World Literature, 400 Genesis Commentary, 405 Latin Bible [Vulgate] Completed, 406 German Gaul, 407 Roman Withdrawl / Britian, 409 German Spain, 410 German Rome, 410 Cassianite Order, 411 Neptune/Pluto Conjuction, 413 Triple Set of Walls / Constantinople, 418 Visigoths / Toulouse, 428 Vandals / North Africa, 432 Celtic Church / Ireland, 433 Attila the Hun, 436 Roman Withdrawl Complete / Britain, 439 German [Vandal] Carthage, 446 Germans / England, 448 Meroveus / Gaul, 449 Anglo Saxon Settlement / Britain, 451 Attila the Hun / Gaul, 451 German Victory / Catalaunian Plain, Gaul, 452 Attila the Hun / Italy, 452 Attila leaves Italy, 453 Fatality / Attila the Hun, 455 Vandals "Vandalize" Rome, 456 Jutes [Danes] / Kent, 466 Visigoth Kingdom / Peak of Power, 476 Fall / West Roman Empire, 477 Saxons / England, 480 Christian Monastaries, 481 Clovis / Gaul, 486 Frankish Victory / Soissons, 493 Catholic Franks, 495 Babylonian Talmud

Commentary: Contemporary with the last Neptune/Pluto conjunction in 84 B.C., Roman legions first entered Palestine [in 63 B.C.]. Nearly five hundred years later [411 A.D.] pagan tribes infiltrated the Roman Empire - from all sides! In the 5th century, after Attila the Hun had left Italy - and died, Roman Catholics began the conversion of Pagan tribes [beginning with the Franks]. [E.M.]

6th Century A.D.

500 A.D. Europe, 500 Saxons & Jutes / Southeastern Britain, 500 Franks / Northern Gaul, 500 Visigoths  / Southern Gaul & Spain, 500 Ostrogoths / Italy, 500 Vandals / North Africa, 500 Decline / Gupta Dynasty, 507 Clovis Defeats Visigoths, 511 France, 517 Pluto in Sagittarius, 525 Phoenix Cycle, 526 Decline / Ostrogothic Kingdom, 527 East Roman Emperor Justinian I, 529 Paganism Silenced, 534 Decline / Vandal Kingdom, 534 Roman Carthage, 546 Ostrogoths / Rome, 546 United Turks, 550 King Arthur, 552 Asuka Period / Japan, 552 Japanese Buddhism, 554 Ostrogoths / Driven out of Italy, 558 Bulgars / Constantinople, 566 The Dark Ages, 568 Visigoths / Spain, 569 Solar Eclipse, 570 Born / Muhammad, 572 Lombards Pour Over the Alps, 586 Catholic Visigoths, 589 Sui Dynasty / China, 591 Avars / Constantinople, 596 St. Augustine / Britain, 600 Catholic Lombards, 600 Celtic Christianity

Commentary: In the first century A.D., "Christianity" began to ascend Judaism as the most popular monotheistic religion in the West. In the 2nd century, Judaism declined and Rome grew to its greatest extent. In the 3rd century, Christianity continued to grow in spite of increasing persecution. In the 4th century, Roman-sponsored Christianity began its own form of persecution - against Pagans. In the 5th century, the Roman Empire began converting its enemies - to Catholicism. During the 6th century, Pagan and Papal politics contend for public popularity. Classic history calls this period the "Dark Ages." A time when "barbarian" hordes increasingly inundate the Roman Empire. [E.M.]

7th Century A.D.

600 Frankish Kingdom, 600 Bible Translation / "English," 600 Talmud, 622 Muhammad / Medina, 632 Solar Eclipse, 632 1st Muslim Caliph [Abu Bakr], 634 2nd Muslim Caliph [Omar], 644 3rd Muslim Caliph [Othman], 644 The Koran, 654 Christian England, 656 4th Muslim Caliph [Ali], 661 Fatality / Muslim Caliph Ali, 661 Muslim Caliph Muawiya / Ommayad Caliphate [Sunnites], 664 Roman Catholic England, 671 Solar Eclipse, 677 Greek Fire, 679 Killed / Dagobert, 680 Bulgaria, 698 Muslim Carthage, 700 Muslim Palestine

Commentary: In the 7th century, the monotheistic religion of Islam was born and Catholicism continued to expand. Against fundamental factions, both religions had to contend. [E.M.]

8th Century A.D.

715 Muslim Spain, 724 Japanese Buddhism, 732 Muslim Southern France, 750 Abbasid Caliphate, 751 Donation of Constantine, 751 Frankish King Pepin I, 762 Muslim Bagdad, 768 Charlemagne, 787 Danes / Kent, 792 Viking Raids  / Britain, 794 Danes / Scotland, 795 Vikings Attack Irish Coast, 800 Church Kingship

Commentary: During the 8th century, the "Divine Right of Kings" was threatened by the spurious "Donation of Constantine" that declared the Roman Pope to be Christ's elected representative on Earth. [E.M.]

9th Century A.D.

800 Emperor Charlemagne, 800 Carolingian Renaissance, 814 King Louis I / France, 802 Saxon England, 814 King Louis I / Frankish Kingdom, 822 Muslim Spain, 840 Solar Eclipse, 840 Viking Raids / England, Ireland, Scotland, 843 Divided Frankish Kingdom, 845 Vikings / Paris, 850 Feudalism / Europe, 850 Hungarians / Ukraine, 871 King Alfred / England, 871? Anglo Saxon Chronicle Begun, 900 Muslim India, Chichen Itza Pyramid

Commentary: One of the greatest areas of Christian influence during the 9th century was Catholic France. An area situated between Vikings to the north, and Muslims to the south. [E.M.]

10th Century A.D.

900 Pathetic Papacy [900-950], 905 Neptune/Pluto Conjunction, 906 Magyar Victory / Moravian Kingdom, 911 Norman French, 912 King Abd er-Rahman / Moorish Spain, 916 Muslim Defeat / Italy, 918 King Henry I / East Frankish Empire, 919 Gunpowder / China, 936 King Otto I / East Frankish Empire, 950 Jewish Expansion / Europe, 962 Holy Roman Empire, 987 Hugh Capet / France, 988 Christian Russia, 996 First German Pope, 999 First French Pope, 1000 Old English Gospels

Commentary: Germany, France, and Spain evolve during the 10th century. France [by virtue of the Pope] becomes home to the Holy Roman Empire. Later, Russia converts to Christianity. [E.M.]

11th Century A.D.

1000 Hinduism, 1000 Nibandhas / Hinduism, 1000 Calendar Hats / Europe, 1001 Declared Forgery / Donation of Constantine, 1004 Utah Villiages, 1008 Codex Leningradensis, 1022 Burning at the Stake / France, 1037 Seljuk Turks / Afghanistan & Iraq, 1054 Super Nova, 1054 Great Schism / Christianity, 1055 Seljuk Turks / Baghdad, 1060 Christian Crusades, 1063 Pluto in Pisces, 1066 Halley's Comet, 1066 Norman Conquest / England, 1070 Fall of Jerusalem, 1073 Pope Gregory the VII, 1089 Pluto in Aries, 1090 Assassins, 1095 Church-Controlled European Monarchies, 1095 Formal Beginning / Christian Crusades, 1095 Banking / Western Europe, 1095 Middle Ages, 1096 Peasants Crusade, 1096 Jews Escape to Poland, 1099 Christian Crusaders / Jerusalem

Commentary: During the Neptune/Pluto Conjunction in 411, the West Roman Empire saw a period of major change. During that period [5th Century], the Fall of the West Roman Empire was followed - not long after [6th Century] - by the Dawn of the Dark Ages. In the 10th and 11th centuries [about 500 years later] we find Norman France, the Holy Roman Empire, and the Christian Crusades helping to usher in the Middle Ages. [E.M.]

12th Century A.D.

1100 Old Testament Manuscript, 1118 Knights Templar, 1119 Pilgrim Fatalities / Jerusalem to Jordan, 1138 Celibacy / Catholic Priests, 1139 Lateran Council, 1147 Second Crusade, 1150 Middle English Period, 1156 Usury, 1171 King Heny Conquers Ireland, 1187 Muslim Holy Land, 1189 Third Crusade

Commentary: "To be continued ...." [E.M.]

13th Century A.D.

1200 Order of Knights, 1200 Templar Bankers, 1200 Sufi Expansion,  1200 Hindu Repression, 1200 Jewish Persecution / Europe, 1202 Fourth Crusade, 1206 Mongolian Tribes United, 1209 Albigensian Crusade, 1212 Children's Crusade, 1215 Ghengis Khan / Beijing, 1218 Fifth Crusade, 1223 Bible Censorship / Spain, 1228 Sixth Crusade, 1229 Bible Censorship / France, 1231 Papal Inquisition, 1235 Heretic Prosecution / Pope Gregory IX, 1242 Permission to Arm / Inquisitors, 1244 Cathar Defeat / Pyrenees, 1248 Seventh Crusade, 1252 Right to Torture / Inquisition, 1274 Status of  "Reincarnation" / Council of Lyons, 1279 Kublai Khan / China, 1290 Jews Expelled / England, 1291 Fall of Acre, 1299 Mercantile Economy / Europe

14th Century A.D.

1300 Mongol Decline, 1300 Islamic Indonesia, 1304 European Renaissance, 1307 Persecution / Knights Templar, 1312 Disbanded / Knights Templar, 1320 Aztec Empire / South America, 1337 Hundred Years War / England & France, 1347 Bubonic Plague, 1348 Bubonic Plague / London, 1348 Jewish Expulsions / Europe, 1348 English Language, 1369 Bible Censorship / Germany, 1398 Sorcery & Witchcraft Considered Heresy / Paris, France, 1362 English Language, 1380s Bible Translation / Middle English, 1398 Neptune Pluto Conjunction

15th Century A.D.

1400 Little Ice Age [1400-1850], English Vowel Shift, 1403 Interest Payments Legalized / Italy, 1405 Chinese Naval Expeditions, 1409 Bible Translation Ban / England, 1409 Three Popes / Europe, 1410 1st Translation / Ptolemy's Geography, 1415 War / England & France, 1415 Burned at the Stake / Jan Hus, 1417 Pope Martin V, 1420 Treaty / England & France, 1420 Center for Navigation, 1422 Charles VII & Henry VI / France, 1424 English Victory / Normandy, France, 1424 King James I / Scotland, 1424 Mongol Astronomy, 1429 Joan of Arc / France, 1431 Fatality / Joan of Arc, 1433 Partial Lunar Eclipse, 1435 Peace / Burgandy & France, 1439 Status of "Reincarnation" / Council of Florence, 1448 Cardinal Science / Nicholas of Cusa, 1450 English Defeat / Normandy, France, 1455 Gutenberg Bible, 1453 Fall of Constantinople, 1460 Sunspot Dearth, Ottoman Turks / Southern Greece, 1463 Corpus Hermeticum, 1464 End / Crusading Movement, 1478 Spanish Inquisition, 1484 Hammer of Witches, 1492 Christian Granada, 1492 Edict of Expulsion / Spain, 1492 Columbus Discovers America, 1499 Muslim Deportation / Spain

16th Century A.D.

1500 Jewish Ghettos, 1516 Ottoman Palestine, 1516 Alternate Translation / Latin New Testament, 1517 Martin Luther, 1519 Conquistadores / Mexico, 1525 Bible Translation / English New Testament, 1526 Mogul Empire, 1533 Ivan the Terrible / Russia, 1535 Fatality / William Tyndale, 1535 Coverdale Bible, 1536 England/Whales, 1537 Matthew's Bible, 1538 End / English Bible Translation Ban, 1452 Roman Inquisition, 1545 Council of Trent, 1545 Legal Interest Charges / England, 1546 Latin Vulgate / Official Catholic Text, 1558 Queen Elizabeth / England, 1562 King James of Scotland, 1564 Birth / Shakespeare, 1568 1st Native American Missionary School / Havana, 1572 Pope Gregory XIII / Calendar Reform

17th Century A.D.

1603 United Kingdom, 1603 Pope-Ruled Russia, 1604 Conception / King James Bible, 1604 Dictionary, 1604 Witchcraft Act / England, 1605 Order of the Rosy Cross, 1606 Virginia Company, 1607 Jamestown, 1609 Bank of Amsterdam, 1611 Published / King James Bible, 1617 Romanov Family / Russia, 1619 Tobacco Currency, 1619 American Slavery, 1631 Venus Transit, 1632 Birth / John Locke, 1634 Increase / Ship Money Taxes, 1638 Science of Mechanics, 1642 Civil War / England, 1645 Maunder Minimum, 1645 Milled Coins / Paris, 1648 Jewish Expulsion / Russia, 1649 Mother Mary Image, 1650 James Ussher / Annales Veteris Testamenti, 1654 Catholic Dogma / Date of Creation, 1654 Heresy, 1660 King Charles II / England, 1665 Mathematical Principles / Isaac Newton, 1666 London Fire, 1682 Czar Peter / Russia, 1685 King James II / England, 1687 Isaac Newton, 1688 William of Orange / England, 1689 King William's War, 1692 Salem Witch Trials, 1693 Tontine Act / British National Debt, 1694 Bank of England, 1696 Lottery Act / England, 1697 End / King William's War

18th Century A.D.

1700 Mythos vs. Logos, 1702 Queen Anne's War, 1704 1st Colonial Newspaper [North America], 1712 Steam Engine, 1713 End / Queen Anne's War, 1713 Immigration / United States, 1715 Solar Eclipse, 1716 1st Public Bank / France, 1718 French New Orleans, 1719 Missippi Bubble, 1719 South Sea Bubble, 1721 Birth / Russian Empire, Czarina Catherine I / Russia, 1724 Thermometer, 1738 Masonry Condemned, 1744 King George's War, 1745 Electrical Capacitor, 1748 End / King George's War, 1750 U.S. Indian School, 1750 Colonial Scrip / North America, 1750 Hasidism / Europe, 1752 Gregorian Calendar / England, 1752 Forbidden / Colonial Credit, 1756 French & Indian War, 1759 Cherokee War, 1761 Depression / Colonial America, 1763 Native American Land Cessions, 1762 Catherine the Great, 1763 End / French & Indian War, 1763 British America & Canada, 1764 Forbidden / Colonial Currency, 1764 Spinning Jenny, 1768 Configuration / Grand Trine, 1768 Spinning Frame, 1768 Public Banks / Russia, 1769 Venus Transit, 1769 Spanish California, 1769 Improved Steam Engine, 1770 Australia Discovered, 1771 Grand Masonic Convention, 1772 "Pale of Settlement" / Russia, 1773 Boston Tea Party, 1774 First Continental Congress, 1774 Electric Telegraph, 1775 Second Continental Congress, 1775 American Revolution, 1775 1775 U.S. Marine Corps, Steamship / Jacques Perrier, 1775 Flush Toilet, 1776 Illuminati, 1776 American Declaration of Independence, 1776 Total Lunar Eclipse, 1776 Third Continental Congress, 1776 Battle of Trenton, 1776 Submarine, 1777 Partial Lunar Eclipse, 1777 British & Iroquois Alliance, 1777 Articles of Confederation, 1778 French / American Alliance, 1778 Partial Lunar Eclipse, 1779 Abolition of Slavery, 1779 Spinning Mule, 1779 Universal History, 1780 Bank of Pennsylvania, 1780 Bifocals, 1780 Circular Saw, 1780 Quantitative Chemistry, 1781 Articles of Confederation, 1781 Discovery / Planet Uranus, 1781 / Battle of Yorktown, 1782 Bank of North America, 1782 Treaty of Paris, 1783 American Independence, 1783 Self-Winding Clock, 1783 Hot Air Ballon, 1783 Parachute, 1784 Spanish Mississippi River, 1784 Native American Land Cessions, 1784 Bank of New York, 1784 Threshing Machine, 1785 Power Loom, 1786 Virginia Statute of Religious Freedom, 1786 U.S. Mint Act, 1786 Steamboat, 1787 U.S. Constitution, 1787 The Northwest Ordinance [U.S.A.], 1787 Jewish Rights, 1787 Religious Freedom? / U.S.A., 1788 Ottoman Empire / Russia, 1789 1st American President, 1789 U.S.  Department of War, 1789 French Revolution, 1789 Guillotine Invented, 1790 French Democracy, 1790 Outlawed / U.S. Slave Trade, 1791 Bicycles, 1791 Gas Turbine, 1792 Ambulance, 1792 Gas Lighting, 1794 U.S. Mint, 1794 Cotton Gin, 1795 Preserving Jar, 1798 Rothschild Expansion / Britain, 1798 Naval War  / U.S. & France, 1799 Income Tax  / United States, 1799 Rosetta Stone, 1799 Battery, 1799 Sheet Paper

19th Century A.D.

1803 Britian/Ireland, 1810 Printing Press, War of 1812, 1812 Napolean Invades Russia, 1814 Steam Locomotive, 1829 Typewriter, 1830 Sewing Machine, 1831 Reaper, 1834 Photographic Film, 1837 Telegraph/Morse, 1839 Vulcanization, 1843 Cuneiform, 1848 California Gold Rush, 1850 Taiping Rebellion, 1858 Washing Machine, 1861 Confederate Constitution, 1861 American Civil War, 1863 Emancipation Proclamation, 1863 Conscription Act, 1865 Appomattox, 1865 Lincoln Assassination, 1865 Abolishon of Slavery, 1871 Charles Darwin, 1871 German Reich, 1872 Mail-Order Catalog, 1881 Jewish Emigration to Palestine, 1887 Radar, 1890 British Empire, 1890 Judaism, 1891 Neptune/Pluto Conjunction, 1892 Combustion Engine, 1893 U.S. Stock Market Crash, 1897 Zionism

20th Century A.D.

1900 Tractor, 1901 Radio, 1902 Air Conditioner, 1903 Airplane, 1905 Theory of Relativity, 1906 Plastic, 1907 Color Photography, 1910 Talking Motion Picture, 1911 Republic of China, 1911 Atoms, 1911 Electric Ignition, 1912 Tank, 1914 World War I, 1916 Radio Tuners, 1916 Stainless Steel, 1917 Bolshevik Revolution, 1917 Balfour Declaration, 1918 Radio Circuit, 1919 Short-Wave Radio, 1920 Israeli/Palestinian Conflict, 1922 British Palestine, 1922 USSR, 1923-27 Television, 1928 Oxford English Dictionary, 1928 Russian Industrialization, 1928 Ugaritic, 1933 Stalin, 1933 Nazi Party, 1939 Germany / USSR, 1939 Anti-Semitism, 1940 Color Television, 1941 Pentagon Building, 1941 Germany/USSR, 1942 Digital Computer, 1945 Cold War, 1945 Atomic Bomb, 1945 Vietnam, 1945 Nag Hammadi Library, 1946 ENIAC, 1947 Qumran Scrolls, 1947 Palestine Partition, 1948 Israeli Independence / Expansion, 1949 Republic of China, 1949 NATO, 1950 Credit Card, 1950 North Korea/South Korea, 1954 Vietnam Demarcation Line, 1957 Fatah, 1957 Sputnik I, 1958 Explorer I, 1958 Arab Federation, 1958 NORAD, 1958 Iraq, 1958 NASA, 1958 Laser, 1959 Fidel Castro, 1959 ICBM, 1959 China / Tibet, 1959 Astronauts, 1959 ICBM Submarine, 1959 Hawaii, 1959 SETI, 1959 CIA, 1961 Bay of Pigs Invasion, 1961 First Man in Space, 1961 USS Enterprise, 1962 Berlin Wall, 1962 Cuban Missle Crisis, 1963 The Beatles, 1963 Kennedy Assassination, 1964 Civil Rights Act, 1964 Vietnam War, 1964 PLO, 1965 Race Riots, 1967 Six Day War, 1968 Martin Luther King Assassination, 1968 Kennedy Assassination, 1969 Yasser Arafat, 1969 Cambodia Bombing, 1969 Apollo 11, 1969 Woodstock, 1970 Kent State, 1970 Palestinian Militants, 1970 Jesus Christ Superstar, 1971 Russian Space Station, 1971 First Mars Sattelite, 1971 Pentagon Papers, 1971 India/Pakistan War, 1972 Watergate, 1972 Munich Olympics, 1973 Vietnam Cease Fire, 1973 Cambodi Cease Fire, 1973 Israel Attacked, 1977 Israeli Settlements, 1979 Iran Hostage Crisis, 1979 Soviet Afghanistan, 1981 Space Shuttle, 1981 IBM Computer, 1981 AIDS, 1981 MTV, 1981 Sadat Assassination, 1981 El Salvador, 1981 Israel/Golan Heights, 1981 CNN, 1981 Ozone Depletion, 1981 Ariel Sharon, 1981 Somalia Uprising, 1981 Kosovo Uprising, 1982 Falkland War, 1982 Israel Invaded Lebanon, 1982 Hezbollah, 1983 Space Lab, 1986 Challenger Disaster, 1987 Palestinian Uprising, 1987 Hamas, 1989 George Bush Sr., 1989 Soviet Union Left Afghanistan, 1989 Soviet Union First Free Elections, 1989 World Wide Web, 1989 Tianamen Square, 1989 Died / Ayatollah Khomeini, 1989 Temple of ECK Construction, 1989 Open Border / Germany, 1989 AOL Debut, 1989 Kosovo Occupation, 1989 Somali Civil War, 1990 Caucasus Civil War,  1990 Nelson Mandela Released, 1990 Hubble Telescope, 1990 Iraq / Kuwait, 1990 Kosovo Independence, 1990 Kuwait Invasion, 1990 Gulf War, 1990 German Unification, 1990 Temple of ECK Dedication, 1990 Digital TV, 1990 Human Genome Project, 1990 Democratic Bosnia, 1991 Soviet Union Dissolution, 1992 Commonwealth of Independent States, 1992 Bosnia Civil War, 1992 Bill Clinton, 1993 WTC Bombing, 1993 Waco Seige, 1993 Oslo Accords, 1994 Chechnya Battered, 1995 Murrah Federal Building, 1995 Yitzhak Rabin Assassinated, 1995-2000 Terrorist Reports

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