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Decades of Biggest Change Session 4

1895 to 1905

Your Twenties

Under Construction

If you had been born in 1875, just as this the period covered by is course began, then you would have been in your twenties during this decade.


[Video Introduction of Session]

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Outline

Course Decades of Biggest Change 1875 to 1945

Session 4 Topics

Topic 1 Theodore Roosevelt
Topic 2 Young Winston
Topic 3 South Africa
Topic 4 Japan Expands
Topic 5 The Russian Revolution

Other Sessions

One| |Two| |Three| |Four| |Five| |Six| |Seven| |Eight| |Nine| |Ten


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YEAR EVENTS
1896 Ethiopia: Italians Driven Out
1896 Paris: Radioactivity Discovered
1896 Athens: First Modern Olympics Held
1897 New York City: Katzenjammer Kids (first American comic strip)
1897 University of Cambridge: J.J. Thomson Discovers Electron
1897 Basel, Switzerland: First Zionist Congress
1898 Fashoda, Sudan: Kitchener Meets Marchand
1898 : Spanish-American War
1898 Sedalia, Missouri: Scott Joplin Plays “Maple Leaf Rag”
1898 Paris: Pierre and Marie Curie Discover Radium and Polonium
1899 Istanbul: Germany Secures Baghdad Railroad Contract
1899 Paris: Retrial of Dreyfus Results in No Verdict
1899 Paris Exhibition: First Magnetic Recording of Sound Demonstrated
1900 China: Boxer Uprising
1900 South Africa: Boer War: British Capture Boer Capitals
1900 Austrailia: Proclaimed Dominion
1900 Vienna: Sigmund Freud’s “The Interpretation of Dreams” Published
1901 Panama: Canal Treaty with USA
1901 Burwash, East Sussex: Rudyard Kipling Wrote the Novel “Kim”
1901 : Marconi Transmits Radio Messages from England to New Foundland
1902 Panama Canal Zone: USA Acquires Perpetual Control
1902 Nile River, Egypt: Aswan Dam Opened
1902 London: “Peter Rabbit” by Beatrix Potter Published
1903 Nigeria: British Conquered the Country
1903 London: Russian Social Democratic Party Splits into
Menshiviks vs. Bolsheviks
1903 Kitty Hawk, North Carolina: Wright Brothers Flew First Powered
Airplane
1903 USA: First Coast-to-Coast Trip by Car Completed (65 days)
1904 London: Winston Churchill Abandons Conservatives; Joins Liberals
1904 New York City: George M. Cohan Performs His Song “Give My Regards to Broadway”
1904 France: 10 Hour Work Day Enacted
1905 Manchuria: Russo-Japanese War Ends
1905 St. Petersburg: Czar Survives Revolution
1905 Bern, Switzerland: Albert Einstein Produces “Special Theory of
Relativity”
YEAR EVENTS

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YEAR TITLE AUTHOR(s)
1048 Holy Roman Emperor Takes Control of the Papacy Ferdinand Gregorovius| |Joseph Darras
1054 Orthodox, Catholics Split Henry F. Tozer| |Joseph Deharbe
1066 Battle of Hastings Sir Edward Creasy
YEAR TITLE AUTHOR(s)

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