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Yalta Conference 1945
Philippines granted independence `946
Truman Doctrine 1947
Ferderal employee loyalty program 1947
House Un-American Activities Committee investigates Hollywood 1947
Taft-Hartley Act 1947
Jackie Robinson integrates major league baseball 1947
Freedom Train exhibition 1947
Marshall Plan 1947
The UN adopts the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 1948
Berlin blockade and airlift 1948-1949
North Atlantic Treaty Orgnization est. 1949
Soviet Union tests Atomic Bomb 1949
People's Republic of China est. 1949
McCarthy charges that 205 communists work for the State Department 1953
Korean War 1950-1953
McCarran Internal Security Act 1950
NSC-68 issues 1950
Dennis v. United States 1951
Julius and Ethel Rosenburg executed for spying 1953
Army-McCarthy hearings 1954
Warsaw Pact Organized 1955
Levittown development starts 1947
David Riesman's The Lonely Crowd 1950
Soviet Union explodes hydrogen bomb 1953
United States explodes first hydrogen bomb 1952
CIA-led Iranian coup 1953
Earl Warren appointed Chief Justice 1953
Brown v. Board of Education 1954
Geneva Accords with Vietnam 1954
CIA-led Guatemalan coup 1954
AFL and CIO merge 1955
Allen Ginsberg's Howl 1955
Will Herberg's Protestant-Catholic-Jew 1955
Montgomery bus boycott 1955-1956
Southern Christian Leadership Conference organized 1956
Federal Interstate Highway Act 1956
Suez crisis 1956
Eisenhower Doctrine 1957
Integration of Little Rock's Central High School 1957
Sputnik Launched 1957
Jack Kerouac's On the Road 1957
National Defense Education Act 1958
John Kenneth Galbraith's The Affluent Society 1958
Nixon-Khrushchev "kitchen debate" 1959
John F. Kennedy elected president 1960
Milton Friedman's Capitalism and Freedom 1962
Cuban Revolution 1959
Young Americans for Freedom founded Greensboro, N.C., sit-in 1960
Bay of Pigs 1961
Freedom Rides 1961
Alliance for Progress 1961
SDS issues the Port Huron Statement 1962
Cuban missile crisis 1962
University of Mississippi integrated 1962
Rachel Carson's Silent Spring 1962
Betty Friedan's The Ferminine Mystique 1963
Medgar Evers killed 1963
King's "Letter from a Birmingham Jail" 1963
March on Washington 1963
Kennedy assassinated 1963
Civil Rights Act passed 1964
Free Speech movement at Berkeley 1964
Freedom Summer 1964
Gulf of Tonkin resolution 1964
Great Society 1965-1967
Voting Rights Act 1965
Grisworld v. Connecticut 1965
Watts riots 1965
Hart-Celler 1965
Immigration Reform Act 1965
National Organization for Women organized 1966
Tet offensive 1968
Martin Luther King Jr. assassinated 1968
Robert Kennedy assassinated 1968
Richard Nixon elected president 1968
American Indian Movement founded 1968
Woodstock festival 1969
Police raid on Stonewall Bar 1969
Roe v. Wade 1973
My Lai massacre 1968
Oil discovered in Alaska 1968
United States invades Cambodia 1970
Ohio National Guard kills four students at Kent State 1970
United States goes off the gold standard 1971
Pentagon Papers published 1971
Nixon travels to the People's Republic of China 1972
SALT is signed 1972
Congress approves Title IX 1972
Congress passes the Equal Rights Amendment for ratification 1972
Equal Credit Opportunity Act 1972
War Powers Act 1973
Paris peace agreement ends war in Vietnam 1973
OPEC embargo placed on oil to the United States 1973
CIA-aided Chilean coup 1973
Nixon resigns in Watergate scandal 1974
Saigon falls to North Vietnamese Communists 1975
Jimmy Carter elected president 1976
Regents of the University of California v. Bakke 1978
Three Mile Island accident 1979
Sagebrush Rebellion 1979
Camp David Accords signed between Isreal and Egypt 1979
53 Americans taken hostage in Iran 1979
Ronald Reagan elected president 1980
Air traffic controllers strike 1981
Strategic Defense Initiative introduced 1983
Iran-Contra affair 1985-1987
Native American Rights Fund established 1971
Communism falls in eastern Europe 1989
U.S.-led Panamanian coup 1989
Germany reunifies 1990
Americans with Disabilities Act 1990
Gulf War 1991
Dissolution of the Soviet Union 1991
William Jefferson Clinton elected president 1992
North American Free Trade Agreement approved 1993
Israel and Palestine Liberation Organization sign the Oslo Accords 1993
Republicans victory in Congress; Contract with America Rwandan genocide 1994
Timothy McVeigh bombs a federal building in Oklahoma City 1995
Clinton eliminates Aid to Families with Dependant Children 1996
Telecommunications Act 1996
Clinton impeached 1998
Protests in Seattle against the World Trade Organization 1999
Kosovo War 1999
Repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act 1999
Bush v. Gore 2000
George W. Bush elected president 2000
Pan Am flight blow up over Scotland 1988
World Trade Center bombed 1993
Kyoto Protocol 1997
United States embassies in Kenya and Tanzania bombed 1998
Al Queda terrorists attack America 2001
Bush identifies "axis of evil" 2002
Department of Homeland Security established 2002
Supreme Court upholds affirmative action 2003
Operation Iraqi Freedom 2003
Saddam Hussein captured 2003
Hurricane Katrina hits New Orleans 2005
Great Recession begins 2007
Barack Obama elected president 2008
Sonia Sotomayor named to Supreme Court 2009
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