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POPULISTS fought hard against corrupt business practices (railroad monopolies) and the Gold Standard. PROGRESSIVES were a diverse collection of optimistic, ...

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1954: Brown v. Board of Education, a consolidation of five into one, is decided by the Supreme Court, effectively ending segregation in public schools.
August 28, 1963: Approximately 250,000 people take part in the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. Martin Luther King states one of the most encouraging and courageous speeches in American History.
August 6, 1965: President Johnson signs the voting Rights Bill to prevent the use of literacy tests as a voting requirement.
April 4 1968: Martin Luther King Jr. is assassinated on a balcony at his\ hotel room in Memphis,Tennessee.

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June 28, 1914:  a teenage Serbian nationalist gunned down Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife as they were riding in their motorcade.
August 1,1914: After Germany hears the news of Russia's mobilization, Germany declares war on Russia; The Germany army launched its attack on Russia's ally,France.
April 6, 1917: U.S enters the war and declares war on Germany
May 7, 1915: A German submarine sinks the passenger liner Lusitania. The ship carriers 128 of them Americans.

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The Civil Rights movement was a decades  long movement with a goal for equal rights for African Americans and other Americans who did not have the same right. During the Civil Rights Movements, many people stood up for change like Martin Luther King, Rosa Parks, and Malcolm X who all proposed for equality. These historical events changed history by the way it is today. Today you see more interacial couples and freinds more than ever. This brought the United States close as a nation instead of being away and seperate.

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October 1929: Bottom fell out of the Stock market and this  was one of the reasons for the Great Depression.
March 9-June 16 1933: New Deal recovery measures are enacted by Congress.
1935: Works Progress Administration is established as well as the Social Security Act.

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World War I took the lives of more than 9 million soldiers; 21 million more were wounded. Civilian casualties caused  by the war numbered close to 10 million. The two nations most affected were Germany and France, each of which sent some 80 percent of their male populations between the ages of 15 and 49 into battle.This major battle stopped one nation from taking over and changed what might have been a disaster, but also brought peace towards others

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1906: Roosevelt began to enact against monopolies by enforcing the Sherman-Anti Trust Act
1906: Roosevelt encouraged congress to pass the Meat Inspection Act
1920's: Roaring 20's : Spending for everyone
1920: Nineteenth Amendment granted women the right to vote.
1923: Teapot Scandal scandal breaks, as Senate launches an investigation into improper leasing of naval oil reserves during Harding administration.
1929: Great Depression

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1940:Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Selcetive Training and Service Act
1941: Japan attacks Hawaii, Guam, and the Philippines.
NOvember 1943: The Big three took place in the Iranian Capital of Tehran for meeting.
February of 1945-Allied leaders met in Yalta
1945 Oct 24: United Nations are established
1946- Churchill gave the division of Eastern and Western Europe called the Iron Curtain.

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March 4 1997 William Mckinley is inaugurated as the 25th president.
February 15, 1898: USS Main is blown up in Havana harbor
April 25, 1998: which promoted the U.S into declaring war on Spain.
April 22, 1998: Congress encouraged the enlistment of volunteer troops and a U.S blockade of Spanish ports was instituted.
December 10, 1998 : (Treaty of Paris)Spain gives up control of Cuba, which becomes an independent republic and cedes Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines.

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The Great Depression was the worst economic downfall in American History.This downfall lasted from 1929 to 1939, a 10 year span. When the stock market crashed, it sent the nation into panic and worry. Almost 15 million people were unemployed when the depression was at its lowest point. This taught the U.S not to leave financial sectors to their own devices and also taught the U.S about hardship and how to come out of a depression

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The progressive movement was time of progressing of socialism and political reforms across the U.S. Progressive presidents used the progressive movement to eliminate corruption in government and also monopolies and their bosses. The goals for progressiveness was feed the poor, care for children, and improve working conditions. This event improved many of the jobs and places we are occupied in today.

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The second world war conflict involved almost all of the world . World war 2 was one of the important wars in history. This war was war between democracy and communism. World War 2 stopped a would have been dictatorship of the world. This war,just as World War 1, brought the world closer to each other and brought many things like NATO.

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The Spanish-American War  was a conflict between the United States and Spain. The Spanish-American was an important turning point in the history. The Spanish-American created a division in Spanish and American culture. Spainś defeat turned the nation's attention away from its overseas colonial adventures.

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1900: Galveston hurricane leaves an estimated 6,000 to 8,000 dead. 1903: U.S acquires Panama Canal Zone
1903: Wright Brothers make the first controlled sustained flight in heavier-than-air aircraft at Kitty Hawk,N.C.
1908:Alva J. Fisher invented the first electric washing machine.
1909: William Howard Taft is inaugurated as the 27th president.
1913: Seventh Amendment to the Constitution is ratified
1918: Worldwide influenza epidemic strikes: by 1920, nearly 20 million are dead

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The Second Revolution was another leap forward in technology and society. New technology in steel production and more electricity. more expansions of steel,oil, and electricity fields. The development of new technologies led to two things that changed the world which was public transport and planes.

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1999:U.S. and China sign historic trade agreement.
1999:Senate acquits Clinton of impeachment charges.
2001:George Bush is inaugurated as the 43rd president.
2001: Two hijacked jetliners ram twin towers of World Trade Center in worst terrorist attacks against U.S.
2002: President Bush labels Iran,Iraq, and North Korea an axis of evil and declares that u.S will wage war against states that develop weapons of mass destruction.
2003:Space shuttle Columbia explodes upon reentry into Earth's atmosphere killing all seven astronauts on board

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On September 11,2001 an Islamic extremist group hijacked four planes. This was a horrible terrorist attack towards the U.S. This event made more people scared and angry towards immigrants and other minorities from different countries. The twin towers symbolized the togetherness of the united states. It brought on more security and background checks on immigrants and other people as well.