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Eight, later seven, political activists were arrested for their antiwar protests in Chicago at the Democratic National Convention. Their trial lasted 5 months and involved an impartial judge, racist actions, and purposeful disruptions.

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We put the internet as # 7 because the internet made a lot of things possible like communication which helped with spreading information like propaganda in the 20th century. Everyone has internet now as well.

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We put it 15th because JFK was an important president and lead to the first moon landing.-CJ

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Che Guevara was one of the more important figures in the Cuban Revolution. His death and legacy have inspired, and continue to inspire, radical and revolutionary movements around the world. We ordered these in accordance to worldwide importance, and compared to some of the more critical events on the timeline, his death ranked at about 14th in importance. -Simon Bullmer

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We put the Cuban revolution as number 8 because Cuba would stay communist for many years, and this revolution would impact the cold war significantly, being a main factor leading to the Cuban Missile Crisis- Lucia

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Caused by prolonged conflict between Iran/Iraq and resulted in a cease fire by the United Nations. This was significant because it started the long conflict that still exists today. This was ranked #13, even though it was important there were other events that had a bigger effect on the world.
Ben Pilnick

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I ranked this as 6 because it lead into a lot of US involvement in the Middle East and Afghanistan and other countries like that and got many of the US's allies involved.

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I chose to put the Internet at #2 because it was a network that connected the entire world in a matter of seconds, something that was never seen before and allowed advances in politics, economics, and general society. Now information could be spread on a massive scale. This can lead to information of crises to be spread for example and relief be provided, or propaganda to be spread on a global scale a feat that was near impossible before.

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Aidan Sullivan - MLK Jr. Assassination-April 4th, 1968 #4

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Aidan Sullivan - MLK Jr. Assassination-April 4th, 1968 #4

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Our group chose this event as #4 because His death at the Lorraine Motel led to a racial divide in the United States and in the African American Communities they were in outrage. As MLK was an important part of the U.S. social rights movement he mainly affected the United States and not globally to be ranked higher.

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Civil Rights Movement in the United States was the fight against racial segregation and demanding full voting rights for African Americans. Although major legislative goals were not met, the Civil Rights Act that was passed had a large social impact because it prohibits discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, and national origin in the United States.

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I put this as the 18th most important because of the riot itself being more of a local event compared to many events which are more worldwide. It was about civil rights which is an important part of human rights and is relatable to the recent events within the last year.

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We put the moon landing at number 4 because the achievement itself had a major influence on society and the science community, ultimately it paved the way for space  exploration.
-Kennedy

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5 people broke into democratic national committee office. this led to petitioning to get nixon impeached and he resigned. Ranked #20 because while it affected america it the only country that this event affected while the other events affected others around the world

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We ranked the Clinton impeachment 18th because, although it did damage the president's credibility, he was never removed from office and it didn't have much of an effect socially, politically, or economically outside the United States. -Zoe

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The Cuban Missile Crisis was the closest that the Cold War actually came to fighting and made the war feel a lot worse to the people because Russia had their missiles in range of the United states. I ranked it number 7 because it scared the whole United States and created a lot of political tension out of fear.

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From 1979 to 1981 52 Americans were held hostage by militant groups. This was important to world politics because it caused tension between the middle east and the United States. This event is ranked #2 because it increased awareness of some situations in the middle east.

Allen

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I chose the Exxon Oil Spill to be the 10th most important event because it was the second largest oil spill on American soil and was the beginning of new oil industry regulations. Drew

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We put Elvis and Rock and Roll at 20 because it did affect culture in the US especially by changing the music industry but didn't in our opinion affect the whole world politically or economically like some of our other events did. - Alissa

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The internet is the vast network that connects all of us today in the modern age. Internet has caused massive changes across the globe politically, economically, and socially because anything can be said or bought on the internet pretty much by anyone everywhere. The internet has connected the world to make everything much more accessible, as almost all parts of our world are connected through the internet and technology.
Izzy Dacoba

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#4 - On July 16th of 1969, the United States and NASA put a man on the moon.  This marked the United States victory in the space race, and proved that the US had the technological power for planetary travel.

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20. Federal Highway Act - 1956 - Tyler Bright

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20. Federal Highway Act - 1956 - Tyler Bright

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While it changed transportation forever. It doesn't compare to the other global events in comparison to impact. It did negatively impacted business that were based on rural roads but it did improve traffic problems in big cities such as New York, LA, and Chicago.