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Remembering History. Wars25 Politics17 Terrorist violence13 Internet and Computer Revolution11 Civil Rights 8 Disasters 7 Celebrities 7 Riots and Violence.

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1 Remembering History

2 Wars25 Politics17 Terrorist violence13 Internet and Computer Revolution11 Civil Rights 8 Disasters 7 Celebrities 7 Riots and Violence 7 Science and Medicine 6 Sports 5 Gender Issues 4 Murders 4 Media and Culture 3 Other International and Local Events 3

3 Wars25 Politics17 Terrorist violence13 Internet and Computer Revolution11 Science and Medicine 6 Disasters 7 Riots and Violence 7 Murders 4 Civil Rights 8 Gender Issues 4 Sports 5 Celebrities 7 Media and Culture 3 Other International and Local Events 3

4 Wars: 25 Hot Wars 15 –First Gulf War 11 –Iran/Iraq war 1 –Vietnam war 3 Cold War 10 –Sputnik 2 –Fall of Berlin Wall 5 –Collapse of Soviet Union 3

5 Politics: 17 1994 midterm elections – Repub. win 2 1996 pres election 1 Clinton/Lewinsky scandal and impeachment 13 2000 Pres election 1

6 Terrorist Violence: 13 Oklahoma City Bombing6 Columbine High School shooting7

7 Wars25 Disasters 7 Politics17 Terrorist violence13 Sports5 Internet and Computer Revolution11 Celebrities7 Gender Issues4 Media and Culture3 Murders4 Riots and Violence7 Civil Rights8 Science and Medicine6 Other International and Local Events3

8 Wars Disasters Politics Terrorist violence Sports Internet and Computer Revolution Celebrities Gender Issues Media and Culture Murders Riots and Violence Civil Rights Science and Medicine Other International and Local Events

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