This Week in History
6/2/1918: Women aged 30 and over are granted the vote in Great Britain🗳️
7/2/1992: The Maastricht Treaty is signed by 12 countries from the European Community to create the European Union🇪🇺
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Our history captains along with Ms Breene were honoured to be invited to attend the Buckingham Civic Holocaust Memorial Day ceremony this morning
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At the service, Abi and Eleanor read poignant Holocaust poetry to the local community members in attendance as well as MP Greg Smith
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23/1/2020: China locks down the city of Wuhan in an effort to control the city's COVID-19 epidemic☣️
24/1/1848: Carpenter James Wilson Marshall found nuggets of gold in California's American River, ushering in a gold rush🪙
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5/12/1848: US President James K. Polk triggers the Gold Rush of 1849 by confirming a gold discovery in California🪙
6/12/1921: Anglo-Irish treaty signed, ending the three year Irish War of Independence🇮🇪
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21/11/164 BC: the rededication of the second temple in Jerusalem, commemorated since as Hanukkah🕎
22/11/1963: President John F. Kennedy assassinated in Dallas, Texas🇺🇸
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Year 12 getting ready to welcome you to the Options Evening tonight. Do pop along to room 21, main block this evening
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14/11/1994 First public trains run through the channel tunnel linking England and France🚇
15/11/1920: The League of Nations holds its first meeting in Geneva🇨🇭
16/11/1532: Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro captures Inca Emperor Atahualpa
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Members of 7V had a chance to view photos of Arthur Robbins who was with Howard Carter 100 years ago when the tomb of Tutankhamun was opened!
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This Week in History:
7/11/2020: Joe Biden declared winner of the US Presidential race🇺🇸
8/11/1923: Hitler and the Nazi stage the Beer Hall Putsch in Munich🍺
9/11/1989: The Berlin Wall was opened by the East German government🇩🇪
10/11/1793: France ends the forced worship of God🇫🇷
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11/11/1918: World War I ends🪖
12/11/1933: First known photo of so-called Loch Ness monster is taken by Hugh Gray🦕
13/11/1856: the Big Ben bell chimes for the first time🔔
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31/10/2011: the World population reaches 7 billion inhabitants🌍
1/11/1348: the Black Death reaches London around this date🤧
2/11/2000: The first resident crew, including one American and two Russians, arrived at the International Space Station.🚀
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3/11/1534: The Act of Supremacy is passed, making Henry VIII Head of the Church of England👑
4/11/1922: Howard Carter discovered the tomb of the Pharaoh Tutankhamun🔎
5/11/1605: Guy Fawkes attempts to blow up King James I and the British Parliament🎇
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17/10/79 AD: the date that Mt. Vesuvius is thought to have erupted, destroying Pompeii🌋
18/10/1922: BBC founded🎥
19/10/1781: British surrender in Yorktown, ending of the US Revolutionary War🇺🇸
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10/10/1903: Women's Social and Political Union formed by Emmeline Pankhurst👩💼
11/10/1521: Pope Leo X titles King Henry VIII 'Defender of the faith'👑
12/10/1900: First Modern Submarine is commissioned by the US Navy🌊
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The First 'This Week in History' of the new year!
12/9/1992: Astronaut Mae Jemison became the first African American woman to fly in space👩🚀
13/9/1501: Michaelangelo begins work on his Statue of David👨🎨
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11/7/1804: Alexander Hamilton fatally shot in a duel against Aaron Burr🇺🇸
12/7/1543: Henry VIII married his last wife Catherine Parr👸
13/7/1985: The benefit concert Live Aid took place🎸
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Our team of students ready to help at the open day this afternoon!!!😁
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If you're here for the 11+ open day come and see the History Department 4:30-8!
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Last week I completed some work experience at the Discover Bucks Museum in Aylesbury. The museum contains lots of artefacts from all over Buckinghamshire. This thread will show some of what they have to offer.
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4/7/1776: Declaration of Independence approved by the Second Continental Congress🇺🇸
5/7/1996: the first successfully cloned mammal, Dolly the Sheep was born🐑
6/7/1885: Louis Pasteur successfully tested an antirabies vaccine💉
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27/6/1929: The first demonstration of colour television takes place in New York📺
28/6/1914: Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated, leading to the outbreak of WW1
29/6/1613: The Globe Theatre in London destroyed in a fire🎭
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20/6/1837: Queen Victoria became Queen of England 👑
21/6/1791: Fleeing French King Louis XVI and family captured at Varennes-en-Argonne 🇫🇷
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