Cabal Timeline

           - 1783 -
Peace Treaty ends
Revolutionary War       - 1788 -
   Constitution
       ratified     - 1791 -
    Vermont
    admitted - 1792 -
Kentucky
admitted
              - 1796 -
            Tennessee
             admitted    - 1803 -
     Ohio
admitted    - 1812 -
Lousiana
admitted      - 1814 -
Treaty of
    Ghent - 1816 -
Indiana
admitted    - 1817 -
Mississippi
admitted - 1818 -
Illinois
admitted - 1819 -
Alabama
admitted - 1820 -
Maine
admitted - 1821 -
Missouri
admitted - 1836 -
Arkansas
admitted - 1837 -
Michigan
admitted - 1845 -
Florida
admitted - 1845 -
   Texas
admitted - 1846 -
   Iowa
admitted - 1848 -
Wisconsin
admitted - 1850 -
California
admitted    - 1858 -
Minnesota
admitted - 1859 -
Oregon
admitted - 1861 -
Kansas
admitted - 1861 - 1865 -
CONFEDERACY      - 1863 -
West Virginia
    admitted - 1864 -
Nevada
admitted - 1867 -
Nebraska
admitted - 1876 -
Colorado
admitted - 1889 -
North Dakota
admitted - 1889 -
South Dakota
admitted - 1889 -
Montana
admitted - 1889 -
Washington
admitted - 1890 -
Idaho
admitted - 1890 -
Wyoming
admitted - 1896 -
Utah
admitted - 1907 -
Oklahoma
admitted - 1912 -
New Mexico
admitted - 1912 -
Arizona
admitted - April 6, 1917 -
U.S. declares war
against Germany - December 8, 1941 -
U.S. declares war
against Japan - 1959 -
Alaska
admitted - 1959 -
Hawaii
admitted

                       - 1783 -
           Britain cedes all lands
          west to Mississippi River - 1787 -
Northwest
Ordinance                  - 1790 -
Seat of government moves
from NYC to Philadelphia                       - 1800 -
Seat of government moves from
Philadelphia to Washington, DC     - 1803 -
   Lousiana
   Purchase    - 1804 - 1806 -
Lewis and Clarke
     Expedition     Lousiana Territory
        reorganized as
    Missouri Territory    - 1818 -
Treaty with Britain
sets 49th parallel         - 1819 -
Treaty with Spain
sets boundaries    - 1820 -
   Missouri
Compromise - 1822 -
Florida
Territory             - 1822 -
Stephen Austin founds
    colony in Texas         - 1834 -
Indian Territory
       founded    - 1836 -
    Texas
Revolution       - 1838 -
Iowa Territory
organized - 1840 - 1860 -
     Oregon
      Trail                       - 1846 -
Oregon boundary with Canada
established at 49th parallel - 1848 -
Mexican
Cession            - 1850 -
Utah and New Mexico
         Territories - 1853 -
Gadsden
Purchase            - 1854-
Nebraska and Kansas
         Territories              - 1857-
       Kansas ratifies
anti-slavery constitution              - 1861 - 1868-
Western territories reorganized
     by Republican Congresses - 1867 -
Alaska
Purchased - 1867 -
Midway
annexed - 1878 -
U.S.-Samoa treaty makes
Pago Pago a navy coaling station - 1884 -
Alaska Territory
organized - 1890 -
Oklahoma Territory
organized - 1898 -
Hawaii
annexed - 1899 -
Guam, Phillipines,
Puerto Rico annexed - 1900 -
American Samoa
annexed - 1903 -
U.S. behind "uprising" separating Panama
from Columbia; Panama leases canal zone to U.S. - 1917 -
Virgin Islands
annexed - 1920 -
Panama Canal
completed - 1933 -
TVA develops resources
of Tennessee River - 1946-
Phillipines given
independence - 1947 -
Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands,
captured from Japan, administered by U.S. - 1950-
Guam Territory
organized - 1999-
Panama Canal
transferred to Panama

       1789 - 1797
George Washington
     Federalist from
           Virginia 1797 - 1801
John Adams
Federalist from
Massachusetts
      1801 - 1809
Thomas Jefferson
  Republican from
        Virginia
    1809 - 1817
James Madison
  Republican from
        Virginia
      1817 - 1825
   James Monroe
  Republican from
         Virginia
1825 - 1829
John Quincy Adams
Republican from
Massachusetts
    1829 - 1837
Andrew Jackson
  Democrat from
      Tennessee
1837 - 1841
Martin Van Buren
Democrat from
New York
    1841
Wm. Harrison Whig-IN
          1841 - 1845
John Tyler Whig-VA
1845 - 1849
James Polk
Democrat from
Tennessee
1849 - 1850
Zachary Taylor Whig-LA
1850 - 1853
Millard Fillmore Whig
1853 - 1857
Franklin Pierce
Democrat from
New Hampshire
1857 - 1861
James Buchanan
Democrat from
Pennsylvania
1861 - 1865
Abraham Lincoln
Republican from
Illinois
- 1865 -
Abrahan Lincoln Repub.
1865 - 1869
Andrew Johnson Dem.
    1869 - 1877
Ulysses S. Grant
  Republican from
         Ohio
1877 - 1881
Rutherford Hayes
Republican from
Ohio
- 1881 -
James Garfield Repub.
1881 - 1885
Chester Arthur Repub. 1885 - 1889
Grover Cleveland
Democrat from
New York
1889 - 1893
Benjamin Harrison
Republican from
Ohio
1893 - 1897
Grover Cleveland
Democrat from
New York
1897 - 1901
William McKinley
Republican from
Ohio
- 1901 -
William McKinley Repub.
1901 - 1905
Theodore Roosevelt Rep.
1905 - 1909
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican from
New York
1909 - 1913
William H. Taft
Republican from
Ohio
1913 - 1921
Woodrow Wilson
Democrat from New Jersey 1921 - 1923
Warren Harding Repub.
1923 - 1925
Calvin Coolidge Repub.
1925 - 1929
Calvin Coolidge
Republican from
Massachusetts
1929 - 1933
Herbert Hoover
Republican from
Iowa
1933 - 1945
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Democrat from
New York - 1945 -
Franklin Roosevelt Dem.
1945 - 1949
Harry Truman Dem.
1949 - 1953
Harry S. Truman
Democrat from
Missouri
1953 - 1961
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Republican from
Kansas
1961 - 1963
John Kennedy Dem.-MA
1963 - 1965
Lyndon Johnson Dem.-TX 1965 - 1969
Lyndon Johnson
Democrat from
Texas
1969 - 1973
Richard Nixon
Republican from
California
1973 - 1974
Richard Nixon Repub.-CA
1974 - 1977
Gerald Ford Repub.-MI
1977 - 1981
Jimmy Carter
Democrat from
Georgia
1981 - 1989
Ronald Reagan
Republican from
California
1989 - 1993
George Bush
Republican from
Texas
1993 - 2001
William J. Clinton
Democrat from
Arkansas
2001 - 2008
George W. Bush
Republican from
Texas

Over 50% of people who had come to America were servants 80,000 Loyalists
    emigrate north
       to Canada - 1787 -
Constitutional
Convention - 1789 -
Bill of Rights
adopted              - 1792 -
First U.S. Trade Union
       of shoemakers       - 1793 -
Fugitive Slave
         Act          - 1798 -
Alien and Sedition
             Act - 1800 -
Jefferson's election begins
Virginia Dynasty                     - 1808 -
Congress prohibits importing
           of African slaves        - 1820 -
Fed offers land
at $1.25 an acre - 1821 -
Missouri
Compromise - 1823 -
Monroe
Doctrine          - 1829 -
Jackson introduces
   spoils system - 1830 -
Joseph Smith founds Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormon)              - 1842 -
10-hour day for children
under 12 in Massachusetts            - 1846 - 1847 -
Mormon trek from Navoo
     to Salt Lake City          - 1848 -
Gold discovered
    in California              - 1854 -
Republican Party formed
for abolition of slavery - 1857 -
Dred Scott Decision 1861: Lincoln seeks loan from Rothschilds; they demand 36% interest; Lincoln prints debt-free currency;
1863: Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation - 1865 -
Lincoln
assassinated - 1868 -
8-hour day for
federal employees - 1865 - 1877 -
Reconstruction
in old South - 1876 -
National League
founded (baseball) - 1879 -
Women lawyers permitted to
argue cases before Supreme Court - 1883 -
Civil Service
established - 1886 -
Haymarket Square labor riot
in Chicago kills eleven people - 1890 -
AFL founded
by S Gompers - 1890 -
Sherman
Antitrust Act - 1892 -
Strikers at Carnegie steel
kill 10 Pinkerton detectives - 1896 -
Supreme Court rules
"separate but equal" legal - 1901 -
Pres. McKinley
shot by anarchist - 1902 -
Roosevelt begins
conservation of forests - 1904 -
Roosevelt asserts U.S. right
to intervene in Latin America - 1909 -
NAACP
in NYC - 1910 -
Fundamentalism begins
with "Five Points" - 1917 -
Selective Service Act
creates draft - 1917 -
Espionage Act - 1920 -
18th Amendment
prohibits alcohol - 1920 -
19th Amendment gives
women right to vote - 1927 -
Lindbergh crosses
Atlantic non-stop - 1929 -
Stock Market
crashes - 1933 -
Roosevelt begins
"New Deal" - 1935 -
Social Security Act provides
retirement insurance - December 7, 1941 -
Japan surprise attack
on Pearl Harbor - 1945 -
U.S. A-bombs
Japan - 1947 -
Marshall
Plan - 1948 - 1954 -
McCarthyism
the red scare - 1955 -
Blacks boycott buses
in Montgomery - 1955 -
Supreme Court orders
school desegregation - 1955 -
AFL and
CIO merge - 1961 -
Peace
Corps - 1960-65 -
Civil Rights
movement - 1963 -
Kennedy
assassinated - 1965-70 -
Demonstrations
against Vietnam War - 1966-69 -
Hippie
movement - 1973 -
War Powers
Act - 1973-74 -
Nixon resigns
over Watergate - 1970s -
Sixties energy wins smaller
battles: feminism, ecology... - 1978 -
Jerry Falwell founds
the Moral Majority - 1983 -
Reagan proposes Star Wars
and increases military funding - 1980s -
"War on Drugs" jails
1/5 of young black men - 1991 -
Gulf War is first U.S.
reduction of a regional power - 1996 -
Welfare
reform - 1997 -
Robust economy creates
longest prosperity in U.S. history - 1999 -
Budget goes
into surplus - 2001 -
9/11 terror attack
alerts America - 2005 -
US labor squeezed
by global forces

Colonial America as a plutocracy
- 1776 - 1783 -
Many Tories (British sympathisizers) side with British against America during American Revolution - 1787 -
Shays Rebellion
Federalist leaders Alexander Hamilton and John Adams perpetrate a coup d'etat at the Constitutional Convention
---- A plutocratic constitution
- 1791 -
The First Bank of the United States created by Alexander Hamilton; precursor to Federal Reserve System: private bankers controlling American money and finance
- 1797-1801 -
John Adams, Alexander Hamilton, and the Federalist Party take control of all branches of government and destroy Constitutional liberties Thomas Jefferson saves the United States from devolving into a Federalist (cabal) dictatorship; Madison and Monroe allow themselves to retreat from Jeffersonian principles 1811 - Congress voted to abandon the First National Bank
1816: Second National Bank of the United States chartered Second National Bank largely controlled by foreign investors through front men such as John Jacob Astor and David Parish, a New York agent for the Vienna branch of the Rothschild money interest. Nicholas Biddle runs 2nd Natl. Bank to benefit foreign owners, not Americans 1832: President Jackson vetoed 2nd National Bank recharter; Amos Kendall speech; 1833: Jackson removed deposits from Second National bank; Biddle retaliated by creating a panic to blackmail government for recharter; 1834: Biddle forced to stop bank panic; 5/6 of people in prison are debtors; 1837: Currency inflation caused a panic and banks refused to redeem currency for hard money; 1840: President Van Buren created U.S. Treasury; payments to federal agencies in hard money; 10 hour work limit for federal employees Federalist cabal adopted propaganda as major strategy; William H. Seward and Thurlow Weed the Federalist Karl Roves; Whig Federalists such as William Harrison packaged as populists; Horace Greeley the Federalist Rupert Murdock; 1841-43: the Dorr rebellion 1844: Residual Jacksonian sentiment elected Polk; 1848: Jacksonian Democratic party took anti-slavery stance; Federalist Whigs won presidency; Compromise of 1850; Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854 The Whig and Democratic parties were now both indistinguably pro-slavery and pro-capitalist; the Jacksonian element of the Democratic party had entered the Republican party or felt that abolition of northern wage slavery should come first 1862: Rothschilds retaliate against U.S. -- Secession and the Civil War --
Lincoln and emancipation -- Post Civil War -- Southern whites regain control
Foreign fatcats benefit from American Civil War
1864: Lincoln asks Tsar of Russia for help in the Civil War; Tsar sends his fleet to anchor off New York and California, warning British, French and Spanish to stay out
1863: Rothschild agent John D. Rockefeller forms oil business called Standard Oil 1881: President James A. Garfield states two weeks before he was assassinated: �Whoever controls the volume of money in our country is absolute master of all industry and commerce�and when you realize that the entire system is very easily controlled, one way or another, by a few powerful men at the top, you will not have to be told how periods of inflation and depression originate.� The Rothschilds and their agents in the U.S. foment the Crash of 1893
The Northern Pacific Railway, the Union Pacific Railroad and the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad all failed. This was followed by the bankruptcy of many other companies; in total over 15,000 companies and 500 banks failed (many in the West). About 17%-19% of the workforce was unemployed at the Panic's peak. 1907: Rothschild agent, Jacob Schiff, head of Kuhn, Loeb and Co., in a speech to the New York Chamber of Commerce:
�Unless we have a Central Bank with adequate control of credit resources, this country is going to undergo the most severe and far reaching money panic in its history.�
The Rothschilds and their agents in the U.S. foment the Panic of 1907
The concocted panics are for the purpose of scaring Americans into a central bank The Rothschilds and their agents in the U.S. (the cabal) create the Federal Reserve System
Congressman Charles Lindbergh condemns the passing of the Federal Reserve Act on December 23: �The Act establishes the most gigantic trust on earth. When the President signs this Bill, the invisible government of the monetary power will be legalized . . . The greatest crime of the ages is perpetrated by this banking and currency bill.�
1914: Rothschilds own the three European news agencies, Wolff in Germany, Reuters in England, and Havas in France and manipulate the European people into a fervor for war; the cabal adopts "never-ending war" policy World War I: 10 million killed and 20 million die from hunger and disease related to the war
1919: Following the end of the first world war, Baron Edmund de Rothschild hosts the Versailles Peace Conference: reparations that the Germans must pay to the victors are decided
N. M. Rothschild & Sons is given a permanent role to fix the world�s daily gold price. This takes place in the City of London offices, daily at 1100 hours, in the same room until 2004. President Roosevelt saves capitalism from itself
The cabal-controlled United States engages in imperialism and foments a second World War
The cabal continues its attack on Constitutional liberties 1954: Supreme Court struck down the "separate but equal" doctrine that it had defended since the 1890s
1955: Rosa Parks arrested in Montgomery, Alabama for disobeying segregation law
1956: Supreme Court outlawed segregation on local bus lines
Dr. Martin Luther King begins his national non-violent desegregation campaign June 4, 1963: President John F. Kennedy opposed the Federal Reserve System - Executive Order 11,110
JFK assassinated on November 22
1964: Gulf of Tonkin subterfuge and resolution
Popular dissent against Vietnam War
Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers 1971: President Nixon ended international redeemability of Federal Reserve Notes, de facto declaring American bankruptcy
1972: Nixon travels to China
1972: Watergate and Nixon's resignation
Cabal attacks American Presidency and national integrity: assassinated JFK, installed Nixon the crook, backed peanut farmer Jimmy Carter and Hollywood actor Ronnie Reagan, allowed Bush I to commit multiple crimes (S&L, Iran-Contra), installed Clinton the sex addict, and perpetrated a coup d'etat to put the moron Bush II into office
A "lone psychotic assassin" sidelines Ronnie Reagan and Bush I becomes de facto President
Clinton carries out cabal orders of instituting NAFTA, re-ordering Europe with the Kosovo war, and perpetrating the Waco extermination and the Oklahoma City bombing
Cabal begins a policy of barbaric annihilation, militaristic imperialism, police state dictatorship, war profiteering, rampant criminality, decimation of the American citizenry, and economic cannibalism Cabal steals 2000 and 2004elections for Bush II, plans and carries out 9/11 atrocity, economically plunders other nations through the contrivance of the American dollar, murders American military personnel, and enslaves American workers through vulture capitalism

                    - 1783 -
      William Pitt II becomes
English Prime Minister at 24          - 1789 -
French Revolution
         begins                          - 1793 -
      French King Louis XVI and
Queen Marie Antoinette executed - 1795 -
French
Directory       - 1799 -
      Napoleon
becomes Consul         - 1804 -
        Napoleon
becomes Emperor - 1805 -
Nelson wins
at Trafalgar 1812: Napoleon defeated in Russia 1815: French Monarchy re-established; Rothschild sons finance Wellington�s army (through Nathan in England) and Napoleon�s army (through Jacob in France); begin policy of funding both sides in wars.           - 1810 - 1824 -
Latin America revolutions create independent nations      - 1821 -
    Mexican
Independence                        - 1828 -
Greeks win War of Independence
          from Ottoman Empire 1833: Santa Anna elected President
of Mexico 1834: Slavery abolished
in British Empire 1838: Amschel Mayer Rothschild states, �Permit me to issue and control the money of a nation, and I care not who makes its laws." 1840: Upper and lower
Canada united 1848: February Revolution by French workers makes
Louis Napoleon III President of 2nd Republic                    -1853 - 1856 -
Crimean War between Turkey,
France & Britain against Russia - 1861 -
Unification
of Italy -1863 -
French troops occupy Mexico City
Maximilian of Austria proclaimed Emperor of Mexico
- 1867 -
Dominion of
Canada formed - 1870 - 1871 -
Franco-Prussian
War unifies Germany - 1871 -
Trade Unions
legalized in Britain - 1875 -
Charles Stewart Parnell begins
movement for Irish independence - 1884 - 1885 -
15 European nations partition
Africa for "spheres of influence" - 1893 -
France adds Laos to
"protectorate" of Indochina - 1894 -
Dreyfus case
splits France - 1898 - 1902 -
Cuba occupied by U.S.
and released - 1904-05 -
Russia and
Japan at war - 1905 -
mini-revolution
in Russia - 1910 -
British Empire covers
1/5th of world land area - August 3, 1914 -
World War One begins:
Germany invades Belgium - 1917 -
Russian revolutions:
communist U.S.S.R. formed - 1919 -
Versailles
Peace Treaty - 1919 -
League of
Nations - 1923 -
Italy becomes
first fascist state - 1927 -
Civil war
in China - 1930 -
Worldwide
depression begins - 1934 -
Adolf Hitler becomes
Fueher of Germany - 1936-39 -
Spanish
Civil War - September 1, 1939 -
World War Two begins:
Germany invades Poland - 1944 -
Normandy
landings - 1945 -
United Nations
formed - 1947 -
British India becomes
Pakistan & India - 1948 -
Israel
created - 1948 -
NATO formed;
Cold War begins - 1947 - 1977
British & French Empires
fracture into new 3rd world nations - 1947 - 1990 -
Cold War
1959: Cuban revolution - 1962 -
Cuban
missile crisis - 1964 -
Gulf of Tonkin
Incident - 1967 -
Israeli
6-day war - 1968 -
May Days
mini-revolution - 1970 -
U.S. invades
Cambodia - 1975 -
South Vietnam surrenders
to North Vietnam - 1979 -
Revolution in Iran;
Americans held hostage - 1980 -
Solidarity
in Poland - 1979 - 1988 -
Soviets lose war
in Afganistan - 1985 - 1989 -
Gorbachev unravels
Soviet system - 1989 - 1991-
U.S.S.R dissolves into
republics; Cold War over - 1990 - 1993 -
South Africa accepts
racial equality - 1992 -
NAFTA
formed - 1992 - 1999 -
Yugoslavia breaks up;
Serbia contained - 2001 -
Taliban
removed - 2003 -
Iraq
War - 2000s -
China emerges
as economic giant

            - 1784 -
Ben Franklin invents
bifocal eyeglasses            - 1786 -
First ice cream made
commercially in NYC                              - 1793-
       Eli Whitney invents cotton gin;
revives dying slave economy of South       - 1800 -
   Volta invents
electric battery         - 1803 -
   Dalton devises
table of elements                          - 1807 -
      Sir Humphry Davy discovers
the elements potassium and sodium                       - 1811 -
   First steamboat to sail down
Mississippi reaches New Orleans               - 1817 -
Construction begins on
Erie Canal in New York                  - 1821 -
Michael Faraday discovers
electromagnetic rotation             - 1827 -
   Audubon publishes
    Birds of America                        - 1832 -
      Samuel F.B. Morse designs
improved electromagnetic telegraph              - 1839 -
Daguerre invents first
form of photography              - 1847 -
Sir James Simpson uses
chloroform for childbirth      - 1851 -
Singer patents
sewing machine        - 1854 -
Smith & Wesson
invent revolver - 1859 -
Charles Darwin
Origin of Species - 1862 -
Foucault measures
speed of light - 1867 -
Alfred Nobel
patents dynamite - 1869 -
Union Pacific
meets Central Pacific - 1869 -
Suez Canal
opens - 1876 -
Alexander Graham Bell
patents the telephone - 1879 -
Thomas Edison invents
incandescent light - 1883 -
Maxim invents
machine gun - 1885 -
Louis Pasteur administers
successful rabies vaccination - 1888 -
Eastman's Kodak camera
begins amateur photography - 1895 -
Wilhelm Rontgen
discovers x-rays - 1899 -
Sigmund Freud
Interpretation of Dreams - 1903 -
Wright Bros.
first airplane - 1905-
Albert Einstein proposes
Special Theory of Relativity - 1908 -
GE patents
electric toaster - 1911 -
Robert A Millikan
measures electron's charge - 1916-
Albert Einstein proposes
General Theory of Relativity - 1918 -
Shapley determines sun
is part of Milky Way galaxy - 1924 -
Schrodinger proposes
wave mechanics - 1928 -
Heisenberg's
uncertainty principle - 1931 -
Lawrence invents
cyclotron - 1934 -
Fermi creates
plutonium - 1937 -
Dow Chemical
develops plastics - 1940 -
Radar wins
Battle of Britian - 1941 - 1945 -
Benchley Park computers
sabotage German Enigma - 1948 -
Bell Labs invent
transistor - 1949 -
Kurchatov develops
first Soviet A-bomb - 1951 -
Teller tests
H-bomb - 1953 -
Watson & Crick
DNA=double helix - 1954 -
U.S. Nautilus first
nuclear submarine - 1957 -
Soviets launch Sputnik,
first artificial satellite - 1960 -
Maiman makes
first laser -1961-
First
ICBM - 1961 - 1969 -
Kennedy launches Apollo
project; man lands on the moon - 1970 -
EPA established to
enforce Clean Air Act - 1971 -
Soviet Salyut 1
space station - 1972-
DDT is
banned - 1973-
Endangered
Species Act - 1976-
Viking 1 & 2
land on Mars - 1978-
personal
computer - 1980s-
CD, VCR, & cable
become common - 1987-
Ozone "hole" found
over Antartica - 1991-
Japan is world's
largest automaker - 1993-
Internet expands with
World Wide Web - 1997-
NASA spacecraft
lands on Mars - 1998-
International Space Station
begins construction - 2000s -
Animals
cloned - 2000s -
Oceans warming
and rising

1788: The Federalist 1789: William Blake: Songs of Innocence 1791: Tom Paine: The Rights of Man 1793: J.-L. David paints The Dead Marat 1798: Haydn composes The Creation 1800: Library of Congress founded 1806: Noah Webster: Compendious
   Dictionary of the English Language 1808: Beethoven composes Fifth Symphony 1813: Jane Austen: Pride and Prejudice 1818: John Keats: Endymion 1820: Percy Bysshe Shelly: Prometheus Unbound 1827: Sir Walter Scott: The life of Napoleon; says French Revolution planned and financed by Rothschilds             - 1829 -
     Delacroix paints
Death of Sardanapalus 1831: Victor Hugo: Hunchback of Notre Dame 1837: Charles Dickens: Oliver Twist 1844: Benjamin Disraeli: Coningsby - characterises Nathan Mayer Rothschild as, �the Lord and Master of the money markets of the world, and of course virtually Lord and Master of everything else 1848: Karl Marx & Friedrick Engels: Communist Manifesto    - 1851 -
   Melville
Moby Dick - 1854 -
Thoreau
Walden - 1855 -
Walt Whitman
Leaves of Grass - 1863 -
Edouard Manet paints
Luncheon on the Grass - 1865 -
Leo Tolstoy
War and Peace - 1866-
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Crime and Punishment - 1872 -
Lewis Carroll
Through the Looking Glass - 1874 -
First impressionist
exhibit in Paris - 1876 -
Richard Wagner
Ring of the Nibelung - 1878 -
Gilbert and Sullivan
H.M.S Pinafore - 1883 -
Fredrich Nietzche
Thus Spake Zarathustra - 1889 -
First U.S. film:
Fred Ott's Sneeze - 1895 -
H.G. Wells
The Time Machine - 1896 -
Anton Chekhov
The Seagull - 1904 -
Jack London
The Sea Wolf - 1905 -
Matisse begins Fauves with
Woman With a Hat - 1907 -
Picasso begins cubism with
Les Demoiselles d'Avignon - 1909 -
Ezra Pound
Personae - 1915 -
D.W. Griffith directs
Birth of a Nation - 1913 -
Igor Stravinsky's ballet
The Rite of Spring - 1916 -
T. Tzara
DADA - 1922 -
James Joyce
Ulysses - 1922 -
T.S. Eliot
The Waste Land - 1923 -
Arnold Schonberg
atonal Piano Suite - 1925 -
S. Eisenstein
Potemkin - 1924 - 1940 -
Int'l School
of surrealisn - 1932 -
William Faulkner
Light in August - 1935 -
Hitchcock
The 39 Steps - 1940 -
Ernest Hemingway
For Whom the Bell Tolls - 1943 -
Jean-Paul Sartre
Being and Nothingness - 1945 -
Roberto Rosselini's
neorealist Open City - 1949 -
Abstract-Expressionism
breaks out in NYC - 1954 -
Television thrives;
radio switches to music - 1957 -
Jack Kerouac
On the Road - 1959 -
Jean-Luc Godard's
New Wave Breathless - 1962 -
Pop
Art - 1965 -
Bob Dylan
Like a Rolling Stone - 1967 -
The Beatles
Sgt. Pepper - 1968 -
Kubrick
2001 - 1973 -
Billy Friedkin
The Exorcist - 1973 -
Solzhenitsyn
Gulag Archipelago - 1974 -
Reiner Werner Fassbinder
Ali-- Fear Eats the Soul - 1977 -
George Lucas
Star Wars - 1978-84 -
Punk
Rock - 1980s -
Hollywood remakes
B-movies and comix - 1989-92 -
World cable markets deregulated;
Hollywood gains world film market - 1984-? -
Rap
music - 1993 -
Steven Spielberg
Schindler's List - 1990s -
Book retail
chains abound - 2003 -
Mathew Barney finishes
The Cremaster Cycle - 2000s -
US television
increasingly violent