India has made large steps when it comes to the medical, scientific, and mathematical field. India is acclaimed for having some of the best engineering schools in the world, and many people go to India for specialized treatments. Did you know that India was home the two first cities in the world? Take this test and review your knowledge on some historical facts on India.
1853: Henry David Thoreau Pens Walden
1998: Two U.S. Embassies Are Destroyed By Terrorists
1964: First Comic Book Is Published
1963: An Artificial Heart Is Used The First Time
1955: Flat-Disk Phonograph Is Introduced
1981: IBM Sells Its First Personal Computer
1963: John F. Kennedy Is Assassinated In Dallas
1973: Henry Kissinger Becomes Secretary Of State
1818: United States And Canada Agree On Borders
1830: New York City Subway Opens
1958: Khrushchev Becomes Premier Of The U.S.S.R.
1991: The U.S.S.R. Officially Ends
1829: Greece Gets Independence From Ottoman Empire
1979: Nuclear-Related Accident At Three Mile Island
1982: At&T Is Fragmented Into Several Companies
1992: Revolution Breaks Out In Russia
1807: London Is First To Use Gas Street Lights
1830: President Jackson Signs Indian Removal Act
1962: First Movie Nickelodeon Opens
1961: The Freedom Rides In Alabama Start
1989: U.S. Invades Panama To Arrest General Noriega
1991: The USSR Officially Ends
1979: Sony Introduces The Walkman Radio
1988: Great Earthquake Hits San Francisco
1981: CBS Anchorman Walter Cronkite Retires
1854: Republican Party Is Organized
1861: Wasserman Develops Syphilis Test
1978: U.S. Recognizes The People's Republic Of China
1969: Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (Salt) Begin
1962: Jamaica Becomes An Independent State
1975: British Labour Party Is Formed
1980: 57 Countries Boycott The Moscow Olympics
1820: U.S. Senate Passes The Missouri Compromise
1899: Theodore Roosevelt Wins Nobel Prize
1973: Gerald Ford Replaces Agnew As Vice President Of USA
9010: Edward VII Of Great Britain Dies
1794: Montessori Opens The First Day-Care
1960: France Becomes The 4th Nuclear Power
1789: Washington Sworn In As 1st U.S. President
1991: Dow Jones Tops 3000 For The First Time
1988: George Bush Wins The Presidential Election
1958: Prince Charles Becomes The Prince Of Wales
1952: Picasso Paints Gertrude Stein
1979: Muslim Leader Ayatollah Khomeini Invades Iran
1970: National Guard Kill 4 Students At Kent State
1976: Jimmy Carter Beats Gerald Ford In Election
1960: Great Britain Joins Triple Entente
1781: The American Revolution Ends
1775: American War Of Independence Begins
1776: Oklahoma Becomes The 46th State
1970: Jimi Hendrix And Janis Joplin Both Die
1801: Thomas Jefferson Becomes President Of U.S.
1996: First Canned Tuna Is Packed
1997: Princess Diana Is Killed In An Auto Accident
1991: Operation Desert Storm Begins
1960: The Bay Of Pigs Invasion Ends In Disaster
1962: John Glenn Orbits Earth
1970: First Exhibition Of Cubist Held
1831: Virginia Slave Nat Turner Leads A Uprising
1972: Nixon Visits China
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