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Event: Sputnik Launch
Date: October 4th, 1957
Significance: The launch of Sputnik meant a lot to Americans, as it was the first satellite to enter into space. This is what started the innovations of space-related technology and eventually led to NASA.

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Event: Inauguration Day
Date: January 20th, 1961
Significance: John F. Kennedy was inaugurated as president of the United States and delivered a powerful speech to the people that is still remembered today. He posed questions regarding heavy topics such as poverty, education, and world hunger which left people pondering the speech.

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Event: Tonkin Gulf Resolution
Date: August 10th, 1964
Significance: This was an idea that congress passed, enabling the president (Lyndon Johnson) to become more involved in the tension between Vietnam. He had the power to make the decisions he deemed necessary regarding the involvement of the U.S.

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Event: Watergate Scandal
Date: 1972-1974
Significance: The Watergate Scandal refers to Richard Nixon and his team being involved in a major scandal that displayed abuse of power. He had knowledge that individuals from the democratic party tried to break into the office complex and attempt help Nixon's chances of being reelected as president. He knowingly covered this up and did not acknowledge that anyone working for him had anything to do with it. When this scandal was uncovered, it changed the opinion millions of American's had on President Nixon.

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Event: Iran-Contra Scandal
Date: August 20th, 1985
Significance: The Iran-Contra Affair was when the U.S. traded weapons and dangerous arms to Iran, an enemy country. Ronald Reagan had motives that made sense to him, however, this event caused the public's opinion on him to drastically fall. This happened at the beginning of his presidency and started the low satisfaction rate he had.

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Event: 9/11 Terrorist Attacks
Date: September 11th, 2001
Significance: The attack on the twin towers of NYC in 2001 is an attack that most Americans will never forget. It happened early on in Bush's presidency, and gave him very much unprecedented challenges. These attacks also changed the way America is run, many governmental counterterrorism agencies have been added as well as heightened security everywhere.