Time Line

1980- Afghanistan soldiers are fighting a war against the soviet invasion with a large mass of Muslim heritage groups.

Soldiers fighting in Afghanisatn trying to fight against the soviet invasion

1984- Osama Binladin uses his money and past sources to fund the new creation of the jihad network.

Osama Binladen

1990- Saudis chose president Bush over Osama for protection from the invading forces led by Husain, causing Osama to become enraged with the United States because he felt it as a sign of disrespect.

Geroge Bush greeting U.S. soldiers aiding the soldiers in the fight against invading forces

1993- Bombing of the Twin Towers causes 6 American deaths, but failed to take down the trade centers.

Damage done in the first trade center attacks

1994- Osama begins to ensure that Al-Qaida is now international , and has special members everywhere in the world ready to do whatever is required for Allah.

Map of the Jihad network

1995- Egyptian graduate preforms a Haj, which converts him into the religion of Allah and is the main reason he engineered the necessary materials to terrorize the U.S.

Hajj movements

 1996- In Germany, Mohammed Atta Inters while recieveing a masetrs degree, and due to being bullied and oppressed, forces him to embrace the Islamic religion war.

Mohammed Atta

2000- Terrorist bombs U.S. ships

U.S. ship being taken down by terrorist

2001- Terrorist seen on footage entering airport

Terrorists inside of the airport on 9/11/2001

2001- Terrorists bomb the U.S. trade center

9/11.2001 Twin Towers are atttacked

Civil Rights Events Blog

This is an article about the problems with segregation in the board of education. The argument in the Brown V. Board of Education was that the segregation of schools was against the 14th amendment. This was the ending of the "separate but equal", and allowed the desegregation of schools.

 

After the Rosa Parks incident, there was a boycott of all busses, and blacks refuse to take the bus. During the time, they carpooled, and walked everywhere. the loss in money for the bus station and government was so great that they were force to change the laws and give blacks equal rights on the bus.  

In the little rock school crisis, small black children were forced to endure harsh interviews and ridiculous amounts of harassment because they wanted to attend a white only school.

During the times of segregation, there were a large amount of non violent protest and sit-ins. Blacks who participated in these were vigorously beaten with no consequences to the attackers.

One of the biggest protests was the one in Birmingham,. During this time, people were harassed so badly because they wanted to vote, and it got to the point where they would spray blacks away with fire hoses, and even beat many to death.

 

 

During the march on Washington, thousands of people showed up to Washington to show their dismay and refused to leave. In this very place is where Martin Luther King Jr. gave his "I Have a Dream" speech.

 

 

On the Brink of Nuclear War

October 13th, 1962. This picture was taken as proof of missile being in Cuba. It shows that in Cuba, there was a medium range missile that would have the range to reach America. 

October 24th, 1962. This picture provided the sufficient evidence for president Kennedy to start up a Naval blockade.



October 25th, 1962. U.S. Ambassador of the united nations all meet to discuss the Cuban Missile Crisis.

November 2nd, 1962. The President of the United States, John F. Kennedy, addressed the country personally, warning everyone of the Cuban Missile Crisis

November 10th, 1962. This is a Submarine that belongs to the soviets that was patrolling around Cuba in order to keep it protected from the U.S. and to allow there transport ships easier access.

October 27th, 1962. The U.S. had soldiers guarding their borders.

November 21st, 1962. The U.S. rushes military supplies to Florida to defend the country incase war started.

Holocaust Blog

The definition of the word "Holocaust" is destruction or slaughter on a mass scale, especially caused by fire or nuclear war. In a historical definition the word describes the terrible torture and hard times the Jews had to face while the Nazi Party killed them in mass numbers, and stripped them of their rights. The Jews were forced to go through horrible experiences, and suffer from things many people would rather die than to go through them. One major thing the Nazis did to the Jews was stripping them of rights. One thing they took away was their right to stay out as late as they want. the Nazis enforced curfews, and punishment of disobeying was beatings and death. They also made them live in small areas of poverty, taking away their right to choose where they live, and stripping them of their belonging. They also only allowed the Jews to hold a certain amount of money at a time, and anything else either had to be hidden or would be taken away. They had no freedom of speech, and even had to have hidden underground newspaper, to make sure that the Nazis wouldn't find out. Many people even had to stop hiring Jews for workers because they were afraid of their businesses being destroyed, or vandalized. eventually they forced all males to go work in labor camps, and made them loses all of their belongings, besides the close on their backs. Jews had to go through starvation, and beatings, and random assassinations. The torture they went through almost wiped their whole race and religion off the planet. the question at the time was "Why?".



This is a photo of a box of wedding ring stolen from Jews and hidden inside of salt mines, found by Americans after the liberation.

This is a picture of a dead man, who suffered from savage beatings and malnourishment, so bad that he couldn't stand up.

Another dead body, where you can clearly see the starvation he was forced t suffer, and everything was taken from him, even his clothes.

This is a picture of a mans dead body from when he tried to escape a concentration camp, and died trying to cross a barbed wire fence.

This is piles of the dead, who were all starved and naked and beaten, found after the liberation of the Jews, so they can receive a proper burial.

Atomic Blog

The reasoning for Truman to authorize the dropping of the bombs was to end the war as short as possible, and to ensure that the lives of allied countries people under the rule of china could be saved. They ended the war because it forced the men and women of china have to surrender due to many deaths and threats of another bomb.


One of the short term effects and long term effects was the immediate release of all captured people. In this picture the soviets are freeing the captured men.

This is people forced to evacuate their homes so that they don't suffer from the radiation poisoning.

This is one of the people who suffered from burns from radiation coming from the bomb. Many of the people suffered form this, which was one of the short term effects of the bombing.



This is a doctor who was poisoned from the bombing, which caused him to die just a few days after watching his town get completely destroyed, and have his land completely destroyed.

One of the short term effects of the bombing was that many who lived there were forced to move away, if they were not injured or killed from the bombing.

World War II blog

Battle of Iwo Jima: This battle was when Americans were able to capture the island and hold major standing points

Pearl Harbor Bombing: The importance of this event was the anger and anguish that it inspired inside of Americans, one that no leader could have expected. It led to the declaration of war on Japan, after the Japanese bombed pearl harbor on December 7th 1941.

D-Day: this was when the Americans set out to free the mainland Europe

In the battle of midway, Americans destroyed 4 aircraft carriers from japan, a setback the was said to be unable to recover from

 

The Battle of the bulge: This was a major German Campaign to promote the war and all the causes of Hitler

Map of a  major battle

Dust Bowl

 

The Dust Bowl was a period in the 1930's where a series of sever dust storms covered certain regions in America, causing crops to die, and a failure in the productivity in farms. During this time there was also a huge drought that covered these same regions, making it nearly impossible to grow food. The winds were so strong, that any dirt that was no rooted to the ground, or filled with moisture, were thrown into the air, where they sometimes blackened the skies.




 

Map of where the dust bowl affected
 

A dust cloud about to completely cover a whole house

 

 

A car completely covered under dust

 

Dust clouds higher than telephone poles about to cover a whole town

 

A family living in a rundown shack in the middle of an open field

 

This is a picture of a girl who lives in a rundown shack, by Dorothy Lange