| Which year of history gives us the most lessons? | |
| 10,000 BCE (beginning of settled, agricultural society) |
1 vote - 3 %
|
| 415 CE (Hypatia of Alexandria murdered by Christian mob) |
1 vote - 3 %
|
| 1492 (Cristobal Colon finds an island) |
1 vote - 3 %
|
| 1929 (Black Tuesday) |
1 vote - 3 %
|
| 1938 (Chamberlain's capitulation) |
3 votes - 10 %
|
| 1954 (Brown v. Board of Education) |
0 votes - 0 %
|
| 1955 (Montgomery Bus Boycott begins) |
1 vote - 3 %
|
| 1962 (Rachel Carson publishes Silent Spring) |
1 vote - 3 %
|
| 1963 (Kennedy assassination) |
3 votes - 10 %
|
| 1964 (Civil Rights Act, Goldwater defeat) |
2 votes - 6 %
|
| 1968 (the assassinations, Tet, and so much more) |
8 votes - 27 %
|
| 1970 (shutting down the universities) |
0 votes - 0 %
|
| 1973 (Allende's overthrow; Paris Peace Treaty: founding of Trilateral Commission) |
2 votes - 6 %
|
| 2001 (Bush's first year as usurper) |
4 votes - 13 %
|
| 2007 (still four months left to make it happen!) |
1 vote - 3 %
|
| 29 Total Votes | |
Back to Tribune Corp. propaganda arm: "Those evil Peace Studies departments!".
