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Elvis Presley "hound dog"
recorded august 15, 1952 it spent 7 weeks at #1 in the R&B charts. The song 'hound dog" was the best selling song in the rock 'n' roll revolution. -
Paul Willian "bear" Bryant
Paul Bryant was made most famous as the coach of the University of Alabama football team. He he;d the record for the most wins in collegiate history in 1982. -
Racial integration of the University of Alabama
Alabama governor George Wallace blocked the door at Alabama University when African-american students tried to sign up. Wallace was eventually removed by the national guard. -
JFK assasination
JFK was shot and killed at age 46 in an open car in Dallas by Lee Harvey Oswald. -
Vietnam war
The Vietnam war lasted from 1955 to 1975. The war pitted north Vietnam and the Viet Cong against the south Vietnam and their American allies. -
hippie culture
The hippie culture was anti war and pro peace. They adopted the slogan "make love not war." -
Robert Kinnedy assassination
Robert was shot on his way through the kitchen of the ambassador hotel by sirhan sirhan and he died 26 days later. -
Moon Landing
The US was the first country to land a man on the moon beating the USSR in the space race. Neil Armstrong was the first to set foot on the moon of the Apollo 11 flight. -
John Linnon Dick Cavett
John Linnon and his wife Yoko stared in an interview on the talk show the Dick Cavett show. -
Ping Pong diplomacy
Relations between America and China were not good after WWII and ping pong was an in for Nixon to visit China. Over the course of a week he helped American build a relationship with china. -
George Wallace is shot
Wallace ran for president 4 times and was seen as the most influential candidate. He was shot 5 times by a man named Arthur Bremer paralyzing him. -
Watergate Break-in
A group that was connected to Nixon made a break-in at the Watergate hotel and was caught in the act by a security guard. The break-in caused Nixon to close down his office and this was the only time any president has done this. -
Birth of disco
Disco sprang up in the wake of the 1969 stonewall riots. Disco was made popular for most all of the 70s. -
Nixon's resination
Nixon lost most of his political supporters from the Watergate break in. After he resigned he was given a pardon by Genrald Ford. -
Hurricane Carmen
Hurricane Carmen was the most intense hurricane of the 1974 hurricane season. The hurricane killed 8 people and caused $162 Million in damage. -
Assassination attempt on genrald ford
Ford was speaking in capitol park when when a girl raised his gun from the front row and attempted to shoot him but the gun wouldn't go off. -
Apple Computers
Apple was founded by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne. Today apple is the worlds largest information technology company by revenue. -
Linnon's assassination
Linnon was assassinated by Mark David Chapman and Chapman was sentenced to 20 years to life for his crime. -
HIV/AIDs
The earliest case of HIV/AIDs is thought to be a teenager named Robert Rayford. -
Reagan attempted assassination
Reagan's assassination attempt happened 69 days into his presidency. Along with the president 3 others were shot by John Hinckley, Jr.