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Planet Earth was formed.

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The first animals evolved, including fish.

(The photo is a scientist's drawing of the world's first fish — which was a little more like a worm than a fish!)

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Dinosaurs evolved from lizards.

(The photo is an artist's digital drawing of what they think a T-Rex looked like, based on fossils).

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Dinosaurs went extinct.

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Modern humans evolved on the continent of Africa.

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Humans migrated from Africa to other parts of the world, including Asia and the Americas. (But it wasn't called "the Americas" back then! It was just land).

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Native people lived and thrived all over North and Central America... for tens of thousands of years.

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In the Caribbean, the Taíno encountered Christopher Columbus and the Spanish. The Spanish colonize many parts of the Americas.

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Giovanni da Verrazzano and the Italians arrive on Lenape land.

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Dutch explorers "settle" in Mannahatta and rename the land "New Amsterdam."

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Industrial Revolution (Lots of factories were built. Lots of engine-powered machines were used to make things).

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American Revolution ("The Revolutionary War")

Patriots fight to achieve independence from the British Empire.

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European colonizers forced the Lenape to leave their original homelands. They settled in other parts of the U.S. (mainly Oklahoma, Wisconsin, and Ohio).

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World War I

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President Calvin Coolidge signed the Indian Citizenship Act. Native Americans born in the U.S. became citizens.

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World War II

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Civil Rights Movement

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Internet becomes popular.

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Blue School was founded.

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3rd Graders (YOU) were born.

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First Native American women elected to U.S. Congress: Sharice Davids and Deb Haaland

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Indigenous voters (Navajo Nation) helped President-Elect Joe Biden win the state of Arizona.