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The yalta conference was important because it was the meeting where a reorganization of Germany took place. In this conference the heads of Britain, the U.S, and the Soviet Union met.

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The Marshall Plan was a Plan that would rebuild economies and also the spirits of Western Europe. President Marshall was convinced that in order to restore political stability he had to rebuild the economies of those countries. That is why the Marshall plan was significant.

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The event known as La Violencia was a ten year civil war in Colombia from 1948- 1958. It was fought between the Colombian conservative party and the Colombian Liberal party. This war ended up as a stalemate. This war is significant because everyone was very passionate about what they were fighting for.

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Israel being established was very significant because its territories encapsulate many religious sites. These sites are seen as valuable to many religions such as Christianity, islam, and those of jewish heritage. That is why this is signifigant.

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This event was very important because NATO is still around today and is the World Largest Alliance. NATO plays a crucial part in almost every country worldwide. That is why NATO being formed is a significant event.

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The people's republic of china being formed is a very important event considering that it is still in power today. It fought in a civil war against the Government of China and won. This party controls everyday life for billions of people. That is why the formation of the People's Republic of China is important.

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The Korean War is very significant because it decided the borders between what is now known as North and South Korea. The war eventually ended in a truce which separated the two countries. That is why the Korean war is important

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The coup of Guatemala is a very important historic event. This event took place in 1954 where the U.S government isolated and seized guatemala in order to stop communism. That is why this event is important.

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The Warsaw Treaty Organization (also known as the Warsaw Pact) was a political and military alliance established on May 14, 1955 between the Soviet Union and several Eastern European countries.

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In October, 1956, the Soviet Union ordered its troops to crush a nascent rebellion in Budapest, the capital of the Soviet satellite state of Hungary. Undertaken while the West was preoccupied by developments in the Middle East, the conflict demonstrated emerging political dissent in the Eastern Bloc.

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The Cuban Revolution (Spanish: Revolución Cubana) was a military and political effort to overthrow the government of Cuba between 1953 and 1959. It began after the 1952 Cuban coup d'état which placed Fulgencio Batista as head of state and the failed mass strike in opposition that followed.

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As Rosa Parks took her seat on the bus, she had every hope (but little idea) that her action would change America forever. When a white person asked her to give up her seat so that they could sit there, she simply refused. She, and many others attempting to gain Civil Rights, would boycott the bus after her arrest. Since African American people were the main contributors to the bus profits, they were given no choice but to give up. Rosa Parks had won the battle. She has set an example for countless other people and inspired them to advocate for change.

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In Greensboro, North Carolina, African Americans began to protest for change. So they sat on the white lunch counter instead of the labeled, "Color" lunch counter. Their successful protest led to SNCC creating more and more, broader protests. All in all, it set off a chain reaction of protests in the South.

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Martin Luther King was arrested April 1963

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Martin Luther King was arrested April 1963

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Dr. MLKJ was a civil rights activist arrested for protesting. His peaceful and occasionally effective strategies got him arrested, and many others injured. Resident Sheriff, Bull Conner, was not about to put up with this. As a hardcore racist and anti Civil Rights movement advocate, he let all of his powers loose. He used dogs, fire hoses, and more to attack and stop the Birmingham protesters.

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In the summer of 1963, the Alabama governor, George Wallace, tried to stop several African American students from getting into a University in order to register. It scales and the national guard comes in and simply escalates it from there. After the incident, President John F. Kennedy addresses the nation about civil rights and says that there is not a greater challenge facing America than the inequality of Civil Rights. He proposes the bill that in 1964 would become what we know today as the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

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The march on washington led to the Capitol Building where Dr. MLK delivered his famous, "I have a Dream," speech. This was an incredibly powerful and influential speech that certainly had an effect on not only his generation, but many to come.

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President Johnson Signs Civil rights Act July 1964

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President Johnson Signs Civil rights Act July 1964

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This was an incredible moment in American history. It was when the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was signed and now affected the lives of everyone in the US. officially it states, "It prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex or national origin." And although it was primarily influenced by those of African descent, it now protected US citizens of any race, racial background, or gender.

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Unfortunately for the remaining Civil Rights leaders, the signing of the 1964 Civil Rights act only further angered those disagreeing with Civil Rights. Malcolm X, Civil Rights activist and Muslim convert, was murdered by the nation of Islam, and the intent thereof is not exactly known.

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Voting rights act is signed August 1965 

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Voting rights act is signed August 1965 

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The Voting Rights Act was yet another great achievement for the Civil Rights movement for a few reasons. First, this Act outlaws prerequisites to voting such as fees and literacy tests. These also included having a white person vogue for you to be able to vote, which NO white person in their right mind would do. These were a big burden on people of color because they needed to vote, and now they can.

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On April 4, 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is assassinated in his motel. Shot by a sniper, he was killed immediately. This by no means ended the Civil Rights movement but certainly made sure they suffered a low blow. Once more, a legendary figurehead of the movement is killed and the nation suffered.