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Unit 3 event, Boston Massacre, March 5, 1770

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Unit 3 event, Boston Massacre, March 5, 1770

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Who? Involved the British and Colonists

What? Seven British soldiers fired into a crowd of volatile Bostonians, killing five, wounding another six and angering an entire colony.

When? March 5, 1770

Why? The protestors became more violent, throwing objects at the soldiers and jeering them.

Time since I started playing soccer: 244 years

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Unit 2 event September 3, 1783, Treaty of Paris

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Unit 2 event September 3, 1783, Treaty of Paris

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Who? The French and the British

What: All French territory on the mainland of North American was lost to the British. The British received Quebec and the Ohio Valley. The port of New Orleans and the Louisiana territory West of the Mississippi were given up to Spain for their efforts as a British ally.

Where? The treat was signed at the Hotel d'York . It dealt with territory in North America.

When? The treaty was drafted on November 30, 1782 and signed on September 3, 1783.

Why? It brought an end to the war of the American Revolution

How long between when I was born and this happened?

226 years

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Who: President Millard Fillmore

What: The acts called for the admission of California as a free state, provided for territorial government for Utah and New Mexico, established a boundary between Texas and the United States, called for abolition of slave trade in Washington DC and amended the Fugitive Slave Act.

Where: Doesn't say where it was signed, but states affected were California, Mexico and Utah

Why: The compromise said that the United States could admit California as a free state. Congress would divide the rest of the Mexican Cession into the New Mexico and Utah territories. Congress would allow people to decide whether they wanted to have slavery or remain free of slaves.

Years since I moved: 169 years.

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Unit 6 event: Triangle Shirt waist Factory Fire, March 5, 1911

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Unit 6 event: Triangle Shirt waist Factory Fire, March 5, 1911

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Who: 145 workers were killed in the fire

Why? Many died of neglected safety features. The factory was very dry and full of dust so one spark from the machinery could've started this.

What? The triangle shirtwaist Company burned down and killed 145 workers

When: March 25, 1911

Where: New York City

Years since I graduated 5th grade: 170 years

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Unit 6 event: Triangle Shirt waist Factory Fire, March 5, 1911

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Unit 7 event: Black Tuesday, October 29, 1929

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Unit 7 event: Black Tuesday, October 29, 1929

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Who? Practically everyone in America

What: Stock prices collapsed completely

When? October 29, 1929

Where: All over the world

Why? Speculation, federal reserve policies, economic factors

Years since I started running track: 94 years

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Event 7: Chick-fil-a is founded, May 23, 1946

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Event 7: Chick-fil-a is founded, May 23, 1946

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Who: S. Truett Cathy

What: Food chain business selling quality fried chicken

When: May 23, 1946

Where: Atlanta, GA

Why: I'm not to sure but I guess it would be to feed people good quality tasting food

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Who: America, Britain and Germany

What: American and British planes flew food and fuel in to the city of Berlin for 11 months

When: 1948

Where? Berlin, Germany

Why: Stalin ordered all transportation to West Berlin blocked

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Unit 11: The passing of Title iX, June 23, 1970

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Unit 11: The passing of Title iX, June 23, 1970

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Who: Signed by President Richard Nixon

What: Civil rights saw that protects people from discrimination based on sex in education programs or activities

When: June 23, 1970

Where: All over the U.S.

Why: Stop discrimination based on gender, made it illegal

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Who: 19 Islamic al-Qaeda terrorists, 3,000 Americans. Practically the whole United States

What: 19 militants associated with the Islamic extremist group al-Qaeda hijacked 4 airplanes and carried out suicide attacks.

When: September 11, 2001

Where: Both World Trade Centers, part of the Pentagon, field in Pennsylvania

Why: They believed the US was suppressing Muslims and for revenge.

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Event 6: Release Spotify, April 23, 2006

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Event 6: Release Spotify, April 23, 2006

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Who: Created by Daniel Ek, and Martin Lorentzon

What: A platform for people to share and listen to music

When: April 23, 2006

Where: Stockholm, Sweden

Why: Connected people through music and let people share the music and podcasts with the world and each other

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Event 10: Omegle was created, March 25, 2009

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Event 10: Omegle was created, March 25, 2009

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What: Online chatroom to connect people all over the world

When: March 25, 2009

Where: Brattleboro, Vermont

Why: Creator felt alone and wanted a way to connect to others.

Who: Leif K Brooks

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Who: Me, my mom

Where: Fair Oaks Hospital, VA

Why: My parents wanted another child.

What: I was born.

When: August 11, 2009

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who: Me

What: Started playing soccer

where: Fairfax, VA

When, 2014

Why: mom played, so I wanted too

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Event 5: The launch of TikTok, September 2016

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Event 5: The launch of TikTok, September 2016

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Who: The creator of TikTok is Zhang Yiming

What: Social media platform used for sharing and creating videos

When: Released September 2016

Where: All over the world

Why: To entertain people, share ideas and connect them all over the world

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Who: My family

When: July, 2019

Where: VA to NC

Why: Dads job

What: Moved states

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Who: All countries except North Korea and Vatican City and Russia

What: Even involving athletics to see who was the best athlete

When 2020

Where: Tokyo, Japan

Why: A continual tradition

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Who: me

Where: Green Hope Elementary

When: June, 2020

Why: I completed six years of elementary school.

What: Graduated elementary school.

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Event 8: Roe vs Wade overturned, June 2022

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Event 8: Roe vs Wade overturned, June 2022

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Who: Norman McCovery

What: Protects the abortion rights of women but was over turned and let states regulate abortion and make it illegal

When: June 2022

Where: US Supreme Court

Why: Its core holding that the constitution protects a women's right to abort her unborn child - finds no support in the text of the 14th amendment - Justice Clarence Thomas

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Who: All countries except Ukraine, Nigeria, Russia and Algeria

What: World Wide Soccer tournament using single elimination

When: 2022

Where: Stadiums are located in Al Khor, Lusail, Al Rayyan, Doha, Al Wakrah

Why: See which country has the best futbol

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Who: 16 hockey teams from all of the United States and Canada

What: Professional Hockey Tournament

When 2024

Why: Entertainment, status and financial purposes

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Event 9: Omegle was shut down, November 8, 2023

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Event 9: Omegle was shut down, November 8, 2023

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What: An online chat room that connects people

When: November 8, 2023

Where: On the internet, Brattleboro Vermont

Why: Lawsuits

Who: Leif K Brooks was the creator

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Who: Me

When: 2023

where: DDMS

What: Started running track and doing long jump.

Why: It seemed like fun.