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US Black Panther leader Huey P. Newton freed from jail after two trials ended in hung juries and the district attorney decides against a 4th trial. Book: One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel García Márquez. One Hundred Years of Solitude is the story of seven generations of the Buendía Family in the town of Macondo. Movie: The McMasters (about a Black Civil War veteran who owns a southern farm). Music: Move On Up by Curtis Mayfield, Let It Be by the Beatles, Green by the muppet cast of Sesame Street

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Major Events: Civil Rights Act of 1997 - prohibits discrimination or preference in Federal Employment on the basis of race, color, national origin, or sex. Between 1997 and 2014, 1,000 women were forcibly sterilized in California prisons, the majority of them Black women.
Music: Hypnotize by the Notorious B.I.G. and You Make Me Wanna by Usher were top songs in 1997. Movies: Disney's Hercules and Beauty and the Beast both came out in 1997! Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella movie came out!!
Books: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, Ella Enchanted, The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom

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The only thing that happened on my birthday was the navy started building the first unmanned attack aircraft that can operate from both water and land. Hurricane Katrina happened two months after my birthday which flooded 80% of New Orleans and killed 1,600 people. Oil prices rose a lot. George W Bush started his second term. In Liberia Ellen Johnson Sirleaf was elected she was the first women president of an African country. YouTube was created. Pope John Paul the second dies. Britain grants the right to same sex marriages. Condoleezza Rice became the Secretary of State becoming the first African American and the second women to hold this position. Rosa Parks dies.

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In the month of august, hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans. Causing 115 billion dollars in damage, and left thousands upon thousands of people homeless. A popular song in that week of august was "We Belong together" By Mariah Carey. Fun fact about the date august 1st. In 1834 slavery was outlawed in the British Empire by an emancipation bill. Another fun fact, august 1st in Alberta, Canada. is a holiday known as "Heritage Day" Where people celebrate their heritage as the name implies. Barack Obama's birthday is august 4th, which is pretty close to august 1st.

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There aren't many things that happened on exactly but one is that on April 16th, 2007 a man killed 2 people in a dorm then proceeds to kill 30 professors and students and many that got injured by an active shooter at Virginia Tech. In 2007 pop culture went famous. Harry potter closed a billion dollar chapter in publishing history, while threequels stormed the office with record breaking results with Spider man 3, Shrek the third, and Pirates of the Caribbean: At world's end. Music that was popular in 2007 was bands such as Arctic Monkeys, Avenged Sevenfold, Bloc Party, The horrors, Interpol, The offspring, Sum 41, Metallica, and We Are Scientists.

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Hurricane Dean intensifies to a category 4 hurricane after crashing into the lesser Antilles. On August 15 a level 8 magnitude earthquake hit the Southern coast of Peru. More than 4,500 aftershocks were reported throughout the rest of the month.
President George W. Bush signs the fair minimum wage act into law and Nancy Pelosi becomes the first female speaker of the House.
Pop-culture: Brittney Spears shaves her head, the Sopranos ended and Anna Nicole Smith passed away. The number one hit song in August 2007 was “Beautiful girls” by Sean Kingston

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Major event: a super typhoon durian, the strongest typhoon to hit Philippines impacts the bical region. Another major event that happened in the month of November was 19 Palestinian people were shot and killed in the Gaza Strip due to Israel tank fire as reported by medical staff and the prime minister of Palestine has suspended talks with president Mahmoud Abbas
Music:  “I wanna love you” was rated song #1 in the month of November
Movie: A movie that was produced in the month of November was “The Santa clause 3 the escape clause”

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Israel and Boeing hade a $100m deal with weapons, Bush Consolidates Control over Gov’t Agencies, and 9 anti war protesters got arrested in the capital. MySpace was popular and emo became a big thing.

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One of the events that happened on my birthday was The authorities in Zimbabwe, specifically the police, enforced a prohibition on political gatherings and protests in Harare for a duration of three months. This restriction was implemented under the Public Order and Security Act (POSA). Notably, the ban appeared to be enforced nationwide and not limited to Harare alone, resulting in the arrest of numerous individuals across Zimbabwe who were involved in organizing or participating in rallies and demonstrations. The police justified their actions by claiming that allowing such gatherings could potentially disrupt public order and incite political violence in Harare.

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Event: In the Iraq war at least 55 people and 120 injuries were caused by suicide car bombings in Tal Afar.

Music: Glamorous by Fergie, feat. Ludcaris

Movies: 300 was #1 on March 27, 2007

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The Space Shuttle Atlantis Launch, June 8 2007  Lachlan

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The Space Shuttle Atlantis Launch, June 8 2007  Lachlan

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Atlantis Launches in America on the longest mission of it's time, STS-117, which lasted for 14 days.

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The Sean Bell shooting incident happen in New York City borough of Queens. The day before Bell's wedding and the evening of his bachelor party. Five undercover New York Police Department officers, both in uniform and in plainclothes, shot Bell and two close companions a total of fifty times.

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Major Events: On this day the woman Liz Claiborne passed away. Liz Claiborne was a renowned founder and CEO of the Kate and Spade company. Claiborne was in the small percentile of woman CEO's on the Fortune 500. The fortune 500's statics between men and women is less than 10 percent of woman and the rest men. Liz Claiborne created beautiful garments and items that many aspire to obtain.

Music: During this time the top song in America was "Umbrella" by Rihanna. She released this song on March 29th. This song is known by memory to many people because of its catchy and tune and meaningful lyrics.

Movies: The biggest movie that came out around this date is "Fantastic four rise of the silver sulfur," this movie made around $102,050,188 in gross income.

These events, with many others, have built the fundamentals of pop culture. In the early 2000's many movies, music, and social events have influenced how things are today.

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On august 21st 2007 Hurricane Dean was the strongest tropical cyclone of the 2007 atlantic hurricane seasom. It was the most intense north atlantic hurricane since hurricane wilma of 2005, tying for eighth overall. Additionally, it made the fourth most intense Atlantic hurricane landfall. A cape verde hurricane that formed on August 13, 2007, Dean took a west-northwest path from the eastern Atlantic Ocean through the saint lucia channel and into the carribean. Hurricane dean caused 45 people to lose there lives. this hurricane caused 1.66 billion in damages and the highest winds were 175 mph.

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One thing that happen when I was born the popular movement that was going on is the Peaceful Iraq war protests prompt 71 arrests WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Two Presbyterian ministers were among 71 people arrested during a series of peaceful protests against the Iraq war Tuesday, said a spokeswoman for a group participating in the protests. the popular song back then were No.TitleArtist(s)
1 | "Bad Day" | Daniel Powter
2 | "Temperature" | Sean Paul
3 | "Promiscuous" | Nelly Furtado featuring Timbaland
4 | "You're Beautiful" | James Blunt

Demonstrators held sit-ins, prayer services and sing-alongs at four locations in the Capitol complex, including the central atrium of the Senate Hart Office Building.

The demonstrations were reminiscent of the Vietnam era, with protesters strumming guitars, singing peace songs, holding flowers and wearing hats made of balloons. (Watch war protesters face the music -- 1:28)

Senate staffers watched the demonstrators from their offices. Protesters said that several workers gave them a thumbs-up or other signs of approval. (Watch how the protests are part of a highly charged day in Washington -- 2:23 )

"We are trying to protest a lack of civil liberties and to try and end a war culture," said protester Alex Bryan of New York.

Thirty-three of those arrested were charged with unlawful conduct inside the Hart Building, said Sgt. Kimberly Schneider of the Capitol Police.

Thirty-eight more demonstrators were arrested at separate protests near the Capitol, she said. Of those, 23 were charged with crossing a police line and 15 were charged with demonstrating without a permit.

All of those arrested were cooperative with police, Schneider said.

The National Campaign for Nonviolent Resistance, which has organized dozens of anti-war protests around the country, coordinated Tuesday's effort, which included several religious and secular groups.

Among those arrested during the demonstrations were two Presbyterian ministers, a Catholic activist and a member of a Quaker group, said Jennifer Kuiper, spokeswoman for The Declaration of Peace, one of the groups participating in the protests.

Both groups apparently expected participants to be arrested. On a notice posted at The Declaration of Peace Web site, the protests are described as an "interfaith religious procession around the Capitol, followed by peace presence and nonviolent resistance, including risking arrest at the U.S. Senate."

The National Campaign for Nonviolent Resistance Web site adds, "Those willing to engage in nonviolent acts of civil resistance against the war and occupation are encouraged to join us. We also enthusiastically call upon those who cannot risk arrest, but who are willing to support those who do."

Despite a rising tide of war opposition, the protesters said they represent no party or political movement.

Baptist minister Jamie Washam of Wisconsin, who led an interfaith service during the protests, said she is adamantly opposed to the war.

"My congregation wants peace," she said. "And I think it's an offense to God."

Tuesday's events in Washington were part of 375 protests and other activities being held around the country this week in opposition to the war, according to The Declaration of Peace.

There were hundreds of arrests in a protest organized by the National Campaign for Nonviolent Resistance a year ago. On September 26, 2005, 371 people were arrested during the "Resist and Remember" protest in Washington, one of the organization's founders, Gordon Clark, wrote in an online article.

Of those, 104 were arrested at the White House for refusing to leave after being denied an audience with President Bush, Clark wrote. Movies that came out during 2006 were 300, over the hedge, click, cars, open season, and happy feet.

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Here are some big events that happened June 2007:  About three dozen Palestinians die in battles between members of rival parties Hamas and Fatah. The homes and offices of Prime Minister Ismail Haniya and President Mahmoud Abbas are attacked.
Here is some music that was big during June 2007 Rihanna and Jay-Z released a song named Umbrella it reached a crazy amount of streams of 1 billon breaking records like no other. The top movie in June 2007 was released Ratatouille making over $623.7 million in the box office. books during June 2007: A thousand splendid suns by Khaled Hosseini A friendship between two women in Afghanistan against the backdrop of 30 years of war. it is a very deep and well written book.

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Famous deaths:

Floyd Curry, Canadian ice hockey right wing (Stanley Cup 1953, 56-58; Montreal Canadiens), dies at 81

Wildlife Warrior Steve Irwin Killed By Stingray

Hurricane lane took place in Mexico