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The protests start
A large amount of Egyptians go into the streets protesting "Down with Mubarak. These protests were mostly organized by things like facebook and twitter. -
How the police are splitting protests.
So far the police have used Tear gas, water cannons, and batons to split protests. The police are also firing rounds into the air. -
The attempt to stop communication.
Twitter,Facebook, and Blackberry message services are interrupted. -
The military
The military is ordered to go into the streets of cities like Cairo, Suez, and Alexandria. -
Mubarak's speech
Mubarak announces he will not be stepping down. His location is unknown. -
The Evacuation
The U.S embassy has recommended americans in Egypt to leave. -
Egypt releases arrested journalists
Egypt releases 6 journalists that were arrested. -
Mubarak still refuses
Mubarak said he wont run for election again but still refuses to step down. Shortly after his speech Mubarak supporters and anti goverment protesters fight. -
Communications starting to be restored.
Internet services are being restored. -
The Day of Departure.
Thousands of anti-government protesters are in Tahrir square calling it the "Day of Departure". -
The protests continue.
The protesters in Tahrir square are still refusing to move. -
How many people were lost?
Most say that around 300 people were lost during the uprising. -
Mubarak announces when he will leave.
Mubarak announces that he wont be leaving until september. -
Mubarak resigns
After weeks of protests Hosni Mubarak resigns and gives power over to the military.
