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Ronald Reagan's Inauguration (Jan 20, 1981)

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Ronald Reagan's Inauguration (Jan 20, 1981)

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The creation of DNA Fingerprint Analysis was a key turning point in how many crimes were solved. Not only did it help with active investigations, including murders and robberies, but many long-since-closed cold cases have been solved using the newfound technology.

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The invention of disposable cameras allowed many people to capture moments in time that they wouldn't have been able to otherwise. This meant that many people could cherish their memories for years to come.

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George H.W. Bush's Inauguration (Jan 20, 1989)

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George H.W. Bush's Inauguration (Jan 20, 1989)

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The Americans with Disabilities Act put measures in place to help Americans with all sorts of disabilities people to work and live alongside their fellow Americans. This made it easier for disabled people to live their lives.

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Bill Clinton's Inauguration (Jan 20, 1993)

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Bill Clinton's Inauguration (Jan 20, 1993)

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Don't Ask, Don't Tell was a policy passed under the Clinton administration that stated that any member of the LGBT+ community could serve in the armed forces so long as they didn't openly declare their sexuality. This allowed a great number of people to join the armed forces and serve their country.

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George W. Bush's Inauguration (Jan 20, 2001)

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George W. Bush's Inauguration (Jan 20, 2001)

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Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act (2001)

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Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act (2001)

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Barack Obama's Inauguration (Jan 20, 2009)

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Barack Obama's Inauguration (Jan 20, 2009)

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Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act (2009)

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Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act (2009)

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This act was passed under the Obama administration, and it stated that any hate crime committed due to a person's actual or perceived gender could be charged as a federal hate crime. This allowed many to go out and live with a reduced amount of fear for their safety.