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Demolition of the Berlin Wall Begins (6/13/1990)

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Demolition of the Berlin Wall Begins (6/13/1990)

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The Berlin wall officially began demolition by the East German Border Troops. 65 cranes, 55 excavators, and 175 trucks worked to take down the Berlin wall. Demolition began because of the amount people crowding at the border because of the fall of the Iron Curtain, the new immigration laws and misinformation from the public. People started picking at the walls with tools, taking down souvenirs and slowly depleting the integrity of the wall. People who partook in this movement were known as "wallpeckers" because of the noise and repeated motion they produced when chipping away at the wall.

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Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (7/31/1991)

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Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (7/31/1991)

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The START I treaty was signed by President George Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev. START I was signed to reduce strategic or offensive arms. It stopped 6000 nuclear missiles from being deployed and 1600 ballistic missiles from being deployed. All of the said weapons have now been disposed of. This posed a new way of life in the world, with less worry of nuclear warfare being present in everyday life.

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Internet chatrooms had been around since the mid 70s. However, the programming language Oak, later renamed to Java, opened up a new world of internet communication. Java was a language that allowed chatrooms to become more streamlined and efficient, becoming popular with the younger population especially in the United States. The chatrooms later died out to more efficient and private methods such as text messaging or calling.

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The Nirvana album released on September 24, 1991. Popular songs from the album include: Smells Like Teen Spirit, Drain You, Lithium, On a Plain, & Breed.

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In the early 1990s, the backward hat fad blossomed, with sports, celebrities, and youngsters all flipping their hats for the sake of fashion.

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Collapse of the Soviet Union (December 25th, 1991)

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Collapse of the Soviet Union (December 25th, 1991)

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The Soviet flag flew above the Kremlin in Moscow for the last time on December 25, 1991. Soviet republics (Ukraine, Georgia, Belarus, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan) have previously announced their withdrawal from the Soviet Union. The once-mighty Soviet Union had crumbled, owing in large part to Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev's six-year tenure as head of the USSR, which saw him execute plenty of radical changes. However, Gorbachev , was dissatisfied with his country's demise and resigned on December 25. It was the peaceful conclusion to a long, scary, and murderous period in human history.

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In 1992, Nokia released the Nokia 1011, the first mass-produced mobile phone. For its time, the monochrome LCD and extended antenna were cutting-edge technology. This phone  It could store 99 phone numbers, send and receive text messages.

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In the summer olympics of 1992, The "Dream Team" was assembled and was led by some of the best basketball players of all time,  Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, and Larry Bird who were some of the best basketball players ever. The Dream Team not only won the gold medal, but they also outscored opponents by an average of 43.8 points each game.

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Nas's debut studio album, Illmatic, is his first release. Columbia Records released it on April 19, 1994. Illmatic is a hardcore hip hop album with multi-syllabic internal rhymes and inner-city themes based on Nas' experiences growing up in New York City's Queensbridge Houses in Queens. Some popular songs from the album include: NY State of Mind, The World is Yours, & Halftime.

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Weezer (also known as the Blue Album) the self titled album named after the rock band of the same name, released on May 10, 1994. Popular songs from this album include: Say It Ain’t So, Buddy Holly, Only In Dreams, & My Name Is Jonas.

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The New York Rangers Win the Stanley Cup (June 14, 1994)

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The New York Rangers Win the Stanley Cup (June 14, 1994)

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In 1994, the New York Rangers won their first Stanley Cup since their championship drought. This was their first Stanley Cup appearances since 1979. Finally putting their 54 year championship drought to rest by beating the Vancouver Canucks. The Rangers defeated the Canucks in the 7th game at Madison Square Garden in New York City.

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Forrest Gump is a comedy-drama film directed by Robert Zemeckis and written by Eric Roth that was released on July 6, 1994. It stars Tom Hanks, Robin Wright, Gary Sinise, Mykelti Williamson, and Sally Field. The plot follows Forrest Gump (Hanks), a slow-witted and kindhearted guy from Alabama who witnesses and unknowingly impacts several pivotal historical events in the United States during the twentieth century.

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Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction is a 1994 American black comedy crime film written and directed by him. It presents a number of crime stories set in Los Angeles. The title alludes to pulp magazines from the mid-twentieth century, which were famous for their graphic violence.

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Beanie Babies were introduced in 1993 as an understuffed plush that was easy to pose, giving them a life-like appearance. In 1995 they became more scarce and produced less. This brought upon the collectible craze and many fans sought to collect all of the Beanie Babies. More rare items sold at prices upwards of 100 dollars.

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The Nintendo 64 was the first ever Nintendo console to have 3 dimensional graphics in their games. The most popular games included Mario 64, The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of time and Golden Eye 007.

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A modest South Korean startup invented the MP3 player in 1998, a few years before Apple debuted the iPod. It contained 64 MB of memory, which was adequate to store 18 songs at the time. This was the very first technology to approach music in this manner.

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Chicago Bulls complete their second 3-peat (June 14, 1998)

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Chicago Bulls complete their second 3-peat (June 14, 1998)

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On June 14th, 1998, the Chicago Bulls completed their second 3-peat meaning they had won the national championship three years in a row. This Michael Jordan led team was arguable won of the best basketball teams of all time, as he led the Chicago Bulls to six championships and helped the bulls win all six championship matchups

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Fight Club is a 1999 American film starring Brad Pitt, Edward Norton, and Helena Bonham Carter, directed by David Fincher. The movie plot follows a devil-may-care soap manufacturer and an insomniac office worker who start an underground fight club that grows into much more.