The+Timeline

Ford Motor Company revolutionizes automobile production || World-wide Influenza epidemic strikes, kills 22 million people || Le Corbusier writes "A Contemporary City" || Atomic Bombing of Japan begins Atomic Age and Cold War || Wilbur Thompson writes "The City as a Distorted Price System" || Edward Kaiser/David Godschalk write "Twentieth Century Land Use Planning: A Stalwart Family Tree" Robert D. Putnam writes "Bowling Alone: America's Declining Social Capital" || Peter Calthorpe and William Fulton write "Designing the Region" and "Designing the Region is Designing the Neighborhood" William J. Mitchell writes "The Teleserviced City" || Richard Florida writes "The Creative Class" ||
 * **UR101** || **Timeline** ||
 * 1845 || Friedrich Engels writes "The Condition of the Working Class in England" ||
 * 1870 || Frederick Law Olmsted writes "Public Parks and the Enlargment of Towns" ||
 * 1889 || Camillo Sitte writes excerpts from "The Art of Building Cities" ||
 * 1896 || Plessy v Ferguson establishes the legality of racial segregation in famous "separate but equal" case. ||
 * 1899 || W. E. B. Du Bois writes "The Philadelphia Negro" ||
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 * 1903 || First Flight by Wright Brothers ||
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 * 1906 || Upton Sinclair writes "The Jungle" ||
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 * **1910** ||  ||
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 * 1912 || Titanic sinks ||
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 * 1914 || World War One Begins
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 * 1912 || Titanic sinks ||
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 * 1914 || World War One Begins
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 * 1917 || Russian (Bolshevik) Revolution introduced Communism to Russia ||
 * 1918 || World War Two Ends
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 * 1922 || Soviet States form USSR ||
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 * 1927 || Charles Lindberg crosses the Atlantic Ocean in an airplane ||
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 * 1929 || Stock Market Crashes; Great Depression begins
 * **1930** || First Supermarket opened ||
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 * 1932 || FDR elected to US Presidency; assumes office in 1933 ||
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 * 1935 || Frank Lloyd Wright authors "Broadacre City" ||
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 * 1937 || Lewis Mumford writes "What is a City?" ||
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 * 1941 || Bombing of Pearl Harbor prompts American entry into World War Two ||
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 * 1945 || World War Two Ends
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 * 1951 || H. D. F. Kitto writes "The Polis" ||
 * 1952 || John Brinckerhoff Jackson writes "The Almost Perfect Town" ||
 * 1953 ||  ||
 * 1954 || Brown v Board of Education reverses Plessy v Ferguson and bascially illegalizes racial segregation. ||
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 * **1960** || Kevin Lynch writes "The Image of a City" ||
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 * 1963 || John F. Kennedy assassinated ||
 * 1964 || Civil Rights Act passed ||
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 * 1968 || Huge year of many things...MLK and RFK assassinated
 * 1969 || Sherry Arnstein, A Ladder of Citizen Participation ||
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 * 1983 || Roy Rosenzweig writes "Eight Hours For What We Will" ||
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 * 1985 || Kenneth T. Jackson writes "The Drive-In Culture of Contemporary America" ||
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 * 1995 || Michael Porter writes "The Competitive Advantage of the Inner City"
 * 1996 || William Julius Wilson writes "From Institutional to Jobless Ghettos" ||
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 * **2000** ||  ||
 * 2001 || Peter Hall writes "The City of Theory"
 * 2002 || Myron Orfield writes "Fiscal Equity"
 * 2002 || Myron Orfield writes "Fiscal Equity"