Timeline (FDR's Two Term Presidency)

1770s

1776:

• July 4: The Second Continental Congress ratifies the Declaration of Independence, and the United States is born
  

1777:

• April 12: Henry Clay, the 9th President of the United States from 1845-1849, is born in Hanover County, Virginia. Clay would be the first President to be born during the American Revolutionary War.
  

1780s

1784:

• November 24: Zachary Taylor, the 10th President of the United States from March 1849-July 1850, is born in Barboursville, Virginia.
  

1786:

• June 13: Winfield Scott, the 12th President of the United States from 1853-1857, is born in Dinwiddie County, Virginia
• August 17: Davy Crockett, the 8th President of the United States from 1837-1845, is born in Limestone, Greene County, Tennessee (Part of North Carolina at the time of Crockett's birth)
  

1800s

1800:

• January 7: Millard Fillmore, the 11th President of the United States from July 1850-March 1853, is born in Moravia, New York. Fillmore would be the first President born in the 19th Century.
  

1809:

• February 12: Abraham Lincoln, the 14th President of the United States from 1861-1869 and the 19th Vice-President of the United States from November 1878 to January 1881, was born in Sinking Springs Farm, Kentucky, born ,n Sinking Springs Farm, Kentucky.
  

1810s

1813:

• January 21: John C. Fremont, the 13th President of the United States from 1857-1861, is born in Savannah, Georgia.
  

1820s

1822:

• April 27: Ulysses S. Grant, the 15th President of the United States from 1869-1877, is born in Point Pleasant, Ohio. Grant would be the first President born after the War of 1812.
• October 4: Rutherford B. Hayes, the 16th President of the United States from 1877-1881, is born in Point Pleasant, Ohio.
  

1829:

• October 5: Chester A. Arthur, the 18th President of the United States from Sep 1881-Mar 1885, is born in Fairfield, Vermont.
  

1830s

1831:

• November 19: James A. Garfield, the 17th President of the United States from Mar-Sep 1881, is born in Moreland Hills, Ohio.

1833:

• August 20: Benjamin Harrison, the 20th President of the United States from 1889-1893, is born in North Bend, Ohio.

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1837:

• March 18: Grover Cleveland, the 19th and 21st President of the United States from 1885-1889 then from 1893-1897, is born in Caldwell, New Jersey. Cleveland was the first of two Presidents to serve two non-consecutive (back to back) terms as President.
  

1840s

1843:

• January 29: William McKinley, the 22nd President of the United States from Mar 1897-Sep 1901, is born in Niles, Ohio.
  

1850s

1855:

• April 11: Warren G. Harding, the 25th President of the United States from Mar 1921-Aug 1923, is born in Blooming Grove, Ohio. Harding would be the last President to be born prior to the Civil War.
  

1858:

• October 27: Theodore Roosevelt, the 23rd President of the United States from 1901-1917, is born in New York City. Roosevelt would be the first President to be born after the Mexican American War.
• December 2: Abolitionist John Brown was found guilty and hanged for his role in starting the Harper's Ferry Massacre
  

1860s

1862:

• April 11: Charles E. Hughes, the 24th President of the United States from 1917-1921, is born in Glens Falls, New York. Hughes would be the first and only President to be born during the Civil War.
  

1866:

• August 18: Charles F. Adams III, the 29th President of the United States from Mar 1937-Nov 19, is born in West Branch, Iowa.
  

1869:

• January 15: President Abraham Lincoln announces that the 13th Amendment had been ratified and required all states to have their policemen go to slave encampments around their states and free all of the enslaved slaves.
  

1870s

1872:

• July 4: Calvin Coolidge, the 26th President of the United States from Aug 1923-Mar 1929, is born in Plymouth, Vermont. Coolidge would be the first President to be born after the Civil War.
  

1874:

• January 20: Herbert Hoover, the 27th President of the United States from 1929-1933, is born in West Branch, Iowa.
  

1878:

• July 18th: The House votes 246-47 in favor of the firing of Vice-President William A. Wheeler
• September 13th: The Senate receives the bill that would fire Vice-President William A. Wheeler from his position as VP
• October 15th: The Senate votes 73-27 in favor of the firing of Vice-President William A. Wheeler
• October 24th: President Hayes talks to Former President Lincoln and asks him to succeed Vice-President Wheeler if the bill to fire him passes, to which Lincoln agrees for a full leave from politics after January 1881.
• November 10: President Hayes calls a meeting with Vice-President Wheeler and Former President Lincoln where he hands Wheeler a letter of termination of his position and informed the former Vice-President that former President Lincoln would succeed him as the 19th Vice-President of the United States.

1880s

1883:

• January 30: Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 28th and 30th President of the United States from 1933-1937 then from Aug 1942-Jan 1945, is born in Caldwell, New Jersey. Roosevelt was the first President since Grover Cleveland to serve two non-consecutive (not back-to-back) terms as President.
  

1888:

• October 7: Henry A. Wallace, the 31st President of the United States from 1945-1949 and the 32nd Vice-President of the United States from August 1942 to January 1945, was born in Oriant, Iowa.
  

1890s

1890:

• October 14: Dwight D. Eisenhower, the 33rd President of the United States from 1953-1961, is born in Denison, Texas. Eisenhower would be the last President born in the 19th Century,
  

1899:

• November 21: Vice-President Garret Hobart, whom served as Vice-President under William McKinley since 1897, passes away at the age of 55.

1900s

1900:

• February 5: Adlai E. Stevenson II, the 32nd President of the United States from 1949-1953, is born in Los Angeles, California. Stevenson would be the first President born in the 20th Century, and was the grandson of former Vice-President Adlai E. Stevenson I.
  

1910s

1911:

• February 6: Ronald Reagan, the 38th President of the United States from 1985-1993, was born in Tampico, Illinois. Reagan was the last President to be born prior to the start of WW1
  

1913:

• January 9: Richard M. Nixon, the 34th President of the United States from 1961-1969 and the 35th Vice-President of the United States from 1953-1961, was born in Yorba Linda, California.
  

1914:

• June 14: Vice-President Adlai E. Stevenson I, whom served as Vice-President under Grover Cleveland's Second Term from 1893-1897, passes away at the age of 78.
  

1916:

• December 12: President Roosevelt and President-Elect Hughes sign executive orders that enters the United States into World War I, and declares President Roosevelt as a general in the war when his term ended on March 4th 1917.

1917:

• March 4: Former Secretary of State Charles E. Hughes is inaugurated as the 24'th President of the United States while Vice-President Charles W. Fairbanks is re-inaugurated for his fourth term as the 25th Vice-President.
• May 19: John F. Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States from 1969-1977, was born in Brookline, Massachusetts.
  

1920s

1920:

• May 16: Vice-President Levi P. Morton, whom served as Vice-President under Benjamin Harrison from 1889-1893, passes away on his 96th Birthday.
  

1924:

• June 12: George H. W. Bush, the 39th President of the United States from 1993-2001 and the 41st Vice-President of the United States from 1985-1993, was born in Milton, Massachusetts
• October 1: Jimmy Carter, the 37th President of the United States from 1981-1985, was born in Plains, Georgia
  

1925:

• November 20: Robert F. Kennedy, the 36th President of the United States from 1977-1981 and the 38th Vice-President of the United States from 1973-1977, was born in Brookline, Massachusetts. Kennedy would be the first President to be born after WW1
  

1928:

• March 20: Fred Rogers, the 44th and Incumbent President of the United States since Jan 2021 was born in Latrobe, Pennsylvania.
• November 6: After several hours of vote counting, Herbert Hoover is announced to be the winner of the election and the 27th President of the United States at 2:35 AM EST. The Roosevelt/Garner ticket received 472 electoral votes to Hoover/Curtis's 59.

1929:

• October 29: The New York Stock Market crashes to a historical low, causing the start of the Great Depression which would last until 1945.

1930s

1932:

• November 8: After several hours of vote counting, Franklin D. Roosevelt is announced to be the winner of the election and the 28th President of the United States at 2:35 AM EST. The Roosevelt/Garner ticket received 472 electoral votes to Hoover/Curtis's 59.

1933:

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1936:

• August 29: John McCain, the 41st President of the United States from Jan 2013-Aug 2018 was born at the Coco Solo Naval Air Station in the Panama Canal Zone in Panama.
• November 3: In a surprise to the nation, the Adams/Landon Ticket defeats the popular Roosevelt/Garner ticket in a landslide. Adams/Landon gets 328 electoral votes and 63% of the popular vote to Roosevelt/Garner's 174 electoral votes and 37% of the popular vote. Charles F. Adams is announced to be the winner of the election and the 29th President of the United States.

1938:

• July 15: The United States becomes divided into East and West America after President Adams surrenders the entire right side of the country to German Fuhrer Adolf Hitler.
• July 17: East American President and German Fuhrer Adolf Hitler orders that a border wall be built between the United States and East America so that no citizens may defect to the States.
• August 13: Texas Governor, James V. Allred, sends a order to Congress for a temporary succession to become its own country until the US is secure from foreign threats.
• August 25: Governor Allred's order is approved but is told by Congress that if another threat comes, it would be up to him to protect the people of Texas.
• August 26: The State of Texas is officially renamed the Republic of Texas.
• September 1: The Governor of the Former State of Texas, James V. Allred, is inaugurated as the 1st and only President of the Republic of Texas. He was originally going to leave the Vice-President position vacant but would pick Senator Prescott Bush, father and Grandfather of Future President(s) George H W Bush and George W Bush, as his VP.

1940s

1943:

• January 20: President Franklin D. Roosevelt is inaugurated for his second nonconsecutive term as the 30th President of the United States
• March 15: Former President Theodore Roosevelt, who served as Vice-President under William McKinley in 1901 and as President from 1901-1917, passes away at the age of 85.
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1944:

• January 1: The Nazi's invade the Soviet Union breaking the Nazi-Soviet Pact 5 years after its creation.
• January 8: The Soviet Union announces a complete invasion of Nazi Germany. This does not mean that the Soviet Union joins the Allies.
• February 27: Vice-President Henry A. Wallace is endorsed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt after he announced that he will be ending his run for his third term as President. This would cause Wallace's popularity rating to shoot way up from the lowest on the board at 5% to the highest on the board at around 55%, a 50% increase.
• May 19: Former Vice-President Thomas E. Dewey announced that he had won the Republican Nomination for President of the United States
• May 20: Vice-President Henry A. Wallace announced that he had won the Democratic Nomination for President of the United States
• June 4: Rome, Italy falls to the Allies
• June 6: The Allied Forces, including America who had joined the war in 1943, launched a invasion on the German Beach of Normandy which would be codenamed D-Day. It would be considered both a huge success as it would lead the way for the Allies to get into France and would be a huge surprise to Hitler as he had left America in shambles and didn't except America to recover until at least 1945 to 1950.
• July 8: Italy announces that it will be moving to the Allied Powers and will be helping the Allies defeat the Axis Powers
• November 8: After several hours of vote counting, Henry A. Wallace is announced to be the winner of the election in a landslide and the 31st President of the United States at 2:35 AM EST. The Wallace/Truman ticket received 392 electoral votes to Dewey/Bricker's 142. This would use a different electoral system where the states that were still in the Union would have their governor send President Roosevelt a letter with who they wanted their EV's to go to.
  

1945:

• January 20: Vice-President Henry A. Wallace is inaugurated as the 34'th President of the United States
• January 28: President Wallace appointed former President Franklin D. Roosevelt as his Secretary of War due to the progress he made in his last 4 years as President. He would stay in the position until his death in 1948.
• February 12: President Wallace terminates Executive Order 9066 and signs a bill that promises funds to all Japanese Citizens after the US stabilizes from World War 2.
• August 15: President Wallace announced to the American public that the Japanese Emperor Hirohito had contacted him and told him that Japan would be surrending to the Allies after 3 1/2 years of fighting.
• September 14: Japan officially surrenders to the Allies and exits from the war
• October 18: The Allies start their final invasion of Germany, which would be in the German Capitol of Berlin, codenamed Operation: Sour Krauts
• November : The Allies successfully capture Nazi Germany and take the German Fuhrer Adolf Hitler into Allied Custody.
• November 11: At 11 AM President Wallace declares the Second World War over after more then 5 years of fighting, and declared that for the first time in almost a decade, the US was free, united, and strong with a power for the people and not the government. The end of the Second World War also landed on the 27th Anniversary of the end of WW1

1946:

• February 17: The trial for the former Fuhrer of Germany Adolf Hitler along with the Nuremberg Trials begin in Nuremberg, Germany
• March 2: Hitler is declared guilty of the charges of genocide, mass extinction, and crimes against humanity
• March 23: Hitler is sentenced to death by gas chamber but is later changed to the electric chair
• April 20: Hitler is executed by the electric chair at the Nazi Concertation Camp Auschwitz by former inmate Otto Frank whos family was executed at the Auschwitz Labor Camp
• April 21: The world rejoices at the death of Hitler and the newly formed UN declared Victory for Europe Day or VE Day led by the leaders of the Allied Powers, which were US President Henry A. Wallace, British PM Clement Attlee, and Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin
• July 6: George W. Bush, the 40th President of the United States from 2001-2013, was born in New Haven, Connecticut. Bush would be the first President to be born after WW2
  

1948:

• March 13: Incumbent President Henry A. Wallace announces to the nation on radio that he would not run for a second term as President. He would be the first president since Rutherford B. Hayes in 1880 to not run for a second term as President.
• April 5: Incumbent President Henry A. Wallace suspends his campaign
• April 18: Former President Franklin D. Roosevelt is declared dead at his residence in Warm Springs, Georgia

• May 30: Vice-President Harry Truman suspends his campaign due to the rumor that he was a communist sympathizer. Two days later he would endorse Illinois Governor Adlai Stevenson II. With no challengers remaining Adlai Stevenson declares he will be the Democratic Nominee for President of the United States.
• November 2: Adlai Stevenson is announced to be the winner of the election in a landslide and the 32nd President of the United States at 1:43 AM EST. Adlai Stevenson received 392 electoral votes while Thomas Dewey received 197 Electoral Votes.

1950's

1950:

• March 5: President Stevenson announces that the United States would be supporting South Korea to stop the Communist Threat of North Korea. He also announced that the forces would not be lead by General Douglas MacArthur but would instead be led by famous WW2 General Dwight D. Eisenhower due to MacArthur's retirement from the military at the end of WW2.
• July 17: General Dwight D. Eisenhower announces to the American Public that he had pushed the North Koreans forces half-way out of Korea and expects the war to be over by the end of the year.
• August 20: President Stevenson becomes the first President in U.S History to visit North Korea
• September 13: U.S and South Korean Forces successfully push the Communist North Korean to the North Korean Capital of Pyongyang, which they begin their final invasion of North Korea.
• October 15: President Stevenson along with Vice-President Sparkman visit the South Korean Capitol of Seoul making Sparkman the first Vice-President to visit South Korea and make Stevenson the first and only President to visit both North and South Korea
• October 29: The North Korean Communist Forces surrender to the South Korean and U.S Troops, declaring the end of the Korean War, which lasted 7 months and 24 days.
• October 29: WW2 and Korean War General Dwight D. Eisenhower announces that the Korean War is over and the US has emerged as the winner of the war.
• November 5: Envious with his newfound title of American hero, General Eisenhower announces he would run for President with the Republican Party and is met with instant popularity
• November 27: North Korean, Chinese, Soviet, South Korean, and United States officials meet up at the South Korean Capital of Seoul to sign the South Korean Victory Treaty which guarantees the surrender of North Korean Forces and South Korea's victory in the war
• December 14: North Korean, Chinese, Soviet, South Korean, and United States officials meet up at the North Korean Capital of Pyongyang to sign the North Korean Treaty of Surrender which guarantees the surrender of North Korea, the imprisonment of all North Korean Military Leaders such as Kim il-Sung and others.

1951:

• January 15: North Korea and South Korea merge back into Korea with a new constitution written by the US, the United Nations, and South Korea

1952:

• November 4: After several hours of vote counting, Dwight D. Eisenhower is announced to be the winner of the election in a landslide and was elected the 33rd President of the United States at 4:18 AM EST. Dwight D. Eisenhower received 377 electoral votes while Adlai Stevenson received 159.

1956:

• November 10: 2 hours after the last polls in the nation closed, it was announced that Incumbent President Dwight D. Eisenhower was the winner of the election in a landslide and was re-elected the 33rd President of the United States at 3:15 AM EST. Just like 1952, Dwight D. Eisenhower received 377 electoral votes while Adlai Stevenson received 159, and became the first President since Calvin Coolidge to be elected to a second consecutive term as President
  

1960's

1960:

• October 21: The final debate for the 1960 Kennedy-Nixon Debates occur and it shows JFK in the lead for popular vote and was set to win the election.
• October 29: In response to the growing Civil Rights Movement in the rural south, Vice-President Nixon promises that if he were to win the Presidency, he would convince Congress to pass a major Civil Rights Bill that would end segregation in all 50 States and would increase voting rights for African-Americans by declaring poll taxes illegal. This would prove to be a major decision for VP Nixon, as it would be the push he needed to defeat Kennedy and win the election
• November 8: After several hours of vote counting, Richard Nixon is announced to be the winner of the election in a landslide and was elected the 34th President of the United States at 2:14 AM EST. Richard Nixon received 341 electoral votes while John F. Kennedy received 196.
  

1961

• January 20: Vice-President Richard Nixon is inaugurated as the 34'th President of the United States and Henry Cabot Lodge Jr is inaugurated as the 39'th Vice-President of the United States
• January 31: President Nixon has his first meeting with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev

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1963:

• January 9: President Nixon announces he would be running for a second term as President of the United States
• September 14: President Richard Nixon signs the Civil and Voting Rights Act of 1963 into law, which declared poll taxes illegal as well as banned segregation in all 50 states. This would cause Nixon's approval rating to drop a huge 19% to around 58% due to a sudden drop in popularity in the South, but would recover from the drop and would increase to 83%
  

1964:'

• February 11: Mitt Romney, the 42nd President of the United States from Aug 2018-Jan 2020 and the 47th Vice-President of the United States from Jan 2017-Aug 2018, was born in Detroit, Michigan. Romney would be the first President born during the Cold War.
• November 3: 2 hours after the last polls in the nation closed, it was announced that Incumbent President Richard Nixon was the winner of the election in a landslide and was re-elected the 34th President of the United States at 3:15 AM EST. Richard Nixon received 480 electoral votes while Lyndon B. Johnson received 60.

1965:

• January 20: President Richard Nixon is re-inaugurated as the 34'th President of the United States and Governor Colonel Harland Sanders is inaugurated as the 35'th Vice-President of the United States.
• December 18: Former President Henry A. Wallace, who served as Vice-President under Franklin D. Roosevelt from 1941-1945, and as President from 1945-1949, passes away at the age of 77.

1967:

• November 15: Massachusetts Senator John F. Kennedy announces that he would running with the Democratic Party for the President of the United States.
• December 12: Incumbent President Richard Nixon announced he would be running in the 1968 Republican Primaries to re-secure the Republican Nomination for President of the United States. This would make Nixon the first President to try and win the Republican Nomination for the third consecutive election (Theodore Roosevelt was the first President to actually achieve this, but he would win the election under the Bull Moose Party, which merged with the Republican Party in 1911)

1968:

• March 28: The 1968 Republican Primaries would begin and the nominees for the primary would be California Governor Ronald Reagan, Maryland Governor Spiro Agnew, Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes, Michigan Governor George W. Romney, Incumbent Vice-President Henry Cabot Lodge Jr and Incumbent President Richard Nixon.
• April 5: Michigan Governor George W. Romney, father of future President Mitt Romney, announced that he would being suspending his campaign in the Republican Primaries.
• April 24: Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes announced that he would being suspending his campaign in the Republican Primaries.
• May 12: Maryland Governor Spiro Agnew announced that he would being suspending his campaign in the Republican Primaries.
• June 5: Vice-President Henry Cabot Lodge Jr announced that he would being suspending his campaign in the Republican Primaries, and gives his endorsement in the Primaries to President Nixon.
• June 11: After almost three months of competing in the primaries, Incumbent President Richard Nixon announces he accepts that he will not serve a third term as President and wishes Governor Reagan good luck against Senator Kennedy.
• November 5: After several hours of vote counting, John F. Kennedy is announced to be the winner of the election in a landslide and was elected the 35'th President of the United States at 4:18 AM EST. John F. Kennedy received 377 electoral votes while Ronald Reagan received 161.

1969:

• January 20: Senator John F. Kennedy is inaugurated as the 35'th President of the United States and Lyndon B. Johnson is inaugurated as the 380='th Vice-President of the United States
• July 20: The Apollo 11 Lunar Module lands on the surface and guarantees America's victory in the Space Race after Neil Armstrong becomes the first man to walk on the moon.

1970's

1970:

• January 29: Paul Ryan, the 43rd President of the United States from Jan 2020-2021 and the 48th Vice-President of the United States from Sep 2018-Jan 2020, was born in Janesville, Wisconsin.
  

1971:

• December 15: Vice-President Lyndon B. Johnson informs President John F. Kennedy that he would not run with him for a second term as his Vice-President due to health concerns.

1972:

• November 3: 2 hours after the last polls in the nation closed, it was announced that Incumbent President John F. Kennedy was the winner of the election in a landslide and was re-elected the 38'th President of the United States at 3:15 AM EST. Richard Nixon received electoral votes while Lyndon B. Johnson received 60.

1973:

• January 20: President John F. Kennedy is re-inaugurated as the 38th President of the United States and Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy is inaugurated as the 38th Vice-President of the United States
• January 22: Vice-President Lyndon B. Johnson passes away due a heart attack at 1:00 PM. It would be reported by Walter Cronkite at 1:03 PM and all news sources would stop all programming between 1:30-3:00 PM and would reminisce about the Vice-President and his life, with ABC airing a documentary about LBJ made at the beginning of his Vice-Presidency in 1969 and NBC airing a 1 hour interview between Cronkite and Johnson and having a 30 min discussion about LBJ.

1976:

• January 15-March 13: The 1976 Republican Primaries occur between Michigan Representive Gerald Ford, California Governor and 1972 Republican Nominee Ronald Reagan, Maryland Governor Spiro Agnew, and Kansas Senator Bob Dole. Reagan would win the Nomination for the 1976 Presidential Election against Vice-President Robert Kennedy, making Reagan the first Presidential Nominee since Woodrow Wilson and the first Republican Nominee to not win the Presidency in a prior election and re-secure the Nomination of their party for the next election.
  

1977:

• January 12: President John F. Kennedy announces that the US Army has been officially declared the winners in the Vietnam War
• January 20: Vice-President Robert F. Kennedy is inaugurated as the 36'th President of the United States and Eugene McCarthy is inaugurated as the 39th Vice- President of the United States

1980's

1981:

• January 20: Governor Jimmy Carter is inaugurated as the 37th President of the United States and Walter Mondale is inaugurated as the 40th Vice- President of the United States

1985:

• January 20: Governor Ronald Reagan is inaugurated as the 38th President of the United States and George H. W. Bush is inaugurated as the 41stVice- President of the United States
• May 13: Mikhail Gorbachev announces that he had become the new Premier of the Soviet Union and has received the title of the Premier of the Soviet Union/U.S.S.R.

1989:

• January 20: President Ronald Reagan is re-inaugurated as the 38th President of the United States, making him the first President since John F. Kennedy to win a second term
• November 9: The Soviet Government receive word about a protest at the East German boarder crossing of the Berlin Wall around 8 PM Moscow Time
• November 10: The Soviet Government would successful shut down the protests at the Berlin Wall around 2 AM Berlin Time.
• December 26: The KGB successfully shuts down a coup in Moscow

1990's

1990:

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1991:

• January 13: The KGB would successfully complete the assassination of Boris Yeltsin

1993:

• January 20: Vice-President George H. W. Bush is inaugurated as the 39th President of the United States
• June 15: The Soviet Government receive word about a protest at the East German boarder crossing of the Berlin Wall around 8 PM Moscow Time
• June 16 : The Soviet Government would successful shut down the protests at the Berlin Wall around 2 AM Berlin Time.
• December 17: Vice-President Harland David Sanders, who served as Vice-President under Richard Nixon's Second Term from 1965-1969, passes away at the age of 103, making him the oldest lived Vice-President beating the previous record set by former President Henry A. Wallace's death in 1989 at 101, and the oldest lived Governor of Kentucky beating the previous two records set by Governor Flem D. Sampson in 1967 at age 92.

1997:

• January 20: President George H. W. Bush is re-inaugurated as the 39th President of the United States
• September 7: The Berlin Wall Rumor would reach the Kremlin where the rumor would be told to Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev by one of his officials the next day on September 8. Gorbachev would spend the next 2 months talking with officials of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPOTSU) and they all agreed to approve the rumor and close the border crossing at the Berlin Wall.

• November 6: Soviet Premier Mikhail Gorbachev confirmed to the citizens of East Germany and the Soviet Union that the rumors were, indeed, true and that the Berlin Wall's last day of operation would be on November 9, 1989.

• November 9: Soviet Premier Mikhail Gorbachev would give a live speech to the Soviet Union and East Germany from the Kremlin where he would talk about the future of the Berlin Wall and where it stood. He would say to the two nations that most of the wall would be torn down over the following months such as the segment separating East and West Germany at the Brandenburg Gate and some of the segments would be sold off to foreign countries and public businesses in Berlin.

• November 24: US President George H.W. Bush and Soviet Premier Mikhail Gorbachev announce the end of the Cold War with the US-Soviet Peace Agreement that would end any ongoing conflicts between the US and USSR along with making states in the Eastern Bloc open to US citizens for the first time in its history

1999:

• June 12: Texas Governor George W. Bush announces the beginning of his campaign to seek the Republican Nomination for President of the United States of America. Political pundits consider him to have no serious potential challengers and think he will cruise to the Republican Nomination unopposed. They would prove to be right until July 15 when Senator and Future President John McCain announced the beginning of his campaign to seek the Republican Nomination for President of the United States.
• June 14: Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton announces his intent seek the Democratic nomination for President of the United States.
• June 16: Former Shadow Senator Jesse Jackson announces his intent seek the Democratic nomination for President of the United States.
• October 21: A Time Magazine/CNN poll shows Bush having a huge lead over his opponent John McCain nationally with Bush having 68% while McCain had 30% and Alan Keyes trails far behind in a distant third with 2%.
• December 25: Soviet Premier Mikhail Gorbachev announced to the citizens that the Soviet Union would be disbanding due to pressure from the United Nations and the growing amount of studies that disproved that Communism would work effectively in the 21'st Century.
• December 29: The USSR sent the United Nations an approval form for the Soviet Union to become 13 different operated states under 1 country similar to the United States
• December 31: The UN officially approve the form submitted by the USSR two days earlier
  

2000's

2000:

• January 1: The Soviet Union officially disbands and become the thirteen states of the Union of Soviet Separate Republics.
• January 5: The Russian Citizens vote in their first Democratic Elections in the history of Russia and former Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev got elected the first president of the Russian Federation starting on May 7'th 2000.
• January 20: US President George H.W. Bush endorses Republican Primary Candidate George W. Bush. This would cause George W. Bush's approval rating to go up to around 63%, a 50% higher approval rating then his opponents. However, it would cause worry around the country as it caused the worry that the President endorsed Bush so he may continue his plans after he left the White House
• January 24: Bush wins in the Iowa caucuses, gaining 41% of the vote with Keyes finishing in 27% and McCain finishing in third with 14%.
• March 7: Texas Governor George W. Bush announces that he had secured the Republican Nomination for President of the United States
• March 9: Shadow Senator Jesse Jackson announces that he had secured the Democratic Nomination for President of the United States after New Jersey Senator Bill Bradley withdraws from the primaries
• May 7: Mikhail Gorbachev is inaugurated as the 1st President of Russia
• October: In the first presidential debate at the University of Massachusetts on October 3, 2000, Bush complaints the good things that the H. W. Bush administration's had done such as their handling of foreign policy targeting the success of the administration for easing tensions with the former Soviet Union in 1997 and the administration' success for marking America's victory in the Cold War, and where he would say his now iconic line "I believe the most solemn duty of the President is to protect the American people. If America shows uncertainty and weakness in this decade, the world will drift toward tragedy. This will not happen on my watch" After a strong performance in the final two debates and the vice-presidential debate by the Bush/Cheney ticket, the race looks really tight with both Bush and Jackson at 49% and independent carrying 2% nationally.
• November 7: On election day Governor Bush and Secretary of Defense Cheney hold a joint rally in a penthouse suite in the recently opened Coronado Springs Resort at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida with the permission of Disney CEO Michael Eisner. As the election returns come, Bush has won 24 states by 11:30 PM EST. After a long night of results the fate of the election comes down to a close race in the final state of Florida. After several hours of vote counting, George W. Bush is announced the winner of the election and the 40th President of the United States at 3:17 AM EST. George W. Bush received 271 electoral votes while Jesse Jackson received 266.

• November 8: Democratic Candidate Jesse Jackson gives his contentment speech at the U.S Capitol and wishes luck to President-Elect George W. Bush to his first term in office.
• November 17: Protests are held outside of the White House for the federal government to not allow George W. Bush to become the 42nd President, as they felt that George W. Bush becoming President was the start of a monarchy by the Bush Family.
• December 3: Jesse Jackson tells the nation that "Governor Bush won the 2000 Presidential Election fair and square, and the nation should seize these protests immediately or face jailtime". He also said that they should President-Elect Bush and Vice-President Cheney with the same amount of respect as they would to him.
  

2001:

• January 20: Texas Governor George W. Bush is inaugurated as the 40th President of the United States
• September 11: 19 Radical Islamist terrorists successfully fly two Boeing 767 aircraft into the World Trade Center Towers. President Bush acts quick and prevents a further terrorist attack by ordering the FAA to take all remaining flights out of the air to single out the hijacked airlines so the Air Force would not shoot down planes full of innocent people. They would fail to do this and Later in the afternoon, he speaks before a joint session of Congress, he declared the War on Terrorism. He also declared that the FAA would suffer a $10 billion fine to rebuild the World Trade Center and for not listening to an request of the President. He also requested the resignation of FAA President Ben Sliney to which he followed the request and resigned the following day. That evening, President George W. Bush would address the nation from the Oval Office and promised a strong response to the attacks but emphasizing the need for the nation to come together and comfort the families of the victims.
• September 12: President Bush would announce the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund which would compensate the victims of the attack in exchange for their agreement not to sue the airline corporations involved, such as American Airlines and United Airlines.

2004:

• October 29: On election day, President Bush and Vice-President Cheney repeat their 2000 Election Day Event and hold a joint rally in Miami, Florida. As the election returns come, Bush has won 23 states by 11:30 PM EST. After a long night of results the fate of the election comes down to a close race in the final state of New York. After several hours of vote counting, George W. Bush is announced the winner of the election and won a second term as the forty-second President of the United States at 3:17 AM EST.
• October 30: Democratic Nominee John Edwards concedes from the 2004 Election

2005:

• January 20: President George W. Bush is re-inaugurated as the 40th President of the United States
• February 27: Vice-President Henry Cabot Lodge Jr, who served as Vice-President under Richard Nixon's First Term from 1961-1965, passes away at the age of 102, making Richard Nixon the first President in U.S History to have one or both of his VP's live over 100+ years of age, with Lodge passing at 102 and Sanders passing at 103.
• December 10: Vice-President Eugene McCarthy, who served as Vice-President under Robert F. Kennedy from 1977-1981, passes away at the age of 89.

2006:

• December 30: U.S and U.N Troops complete their invasion of Iraq, making the total time of the invasion to be 3 years, 7 months, and 3 days, the longest in U.S History. It would also see the capture of Iraqi President Saddam Hussain by U.S Troops after hiding underground since December 28'th

2007:

• March 18: U.S President George W. Bush agrees to let Iraqi President Saddam Hussain stay in power and avoid execution under a few conditions, those being that Iraq must become a ally of the United States and that they must put in term limits for the role of President. Saddam would be given two choices, do it like Russia with 2 terms per person at 6 years a term, or like the U.S with 3 terms per person at 4 years a term, equaling to 12 years per president. Bush told Saddam he would have until April 28th to decide.
• April 28: Saddam tells Bush that he has made a decision that he has made a decision and that the President of Iraq will now serve a maximum of 3 terms with 4 years per term.

2008:

• November 5: At 3:15 AM, all the major news sources except for CNN had announced that President George W. Bush had won the state of Ohio, making him the first President in the 21st Century and the first President since Teddy Roosevelt to win a third term in office.
• November 8: Democratic Nominee Barack Obama announced that he would making a court case for all 13 swing states to do a full recount of their results and electoral votes.
• December 5: The Supreme Court Trial Bush v. Obama concerning the vote recount of all 13 swing states begins.
• December 8: The results of Bush v. Obama are released to the public, with the court favoring George W. Bush declaring that the state recount would be incantational and that the courts would not have enough time between then and January 20th, 2009, to recount the votes.
• December 10: Illinois Senator Barack Obama concedes from the 2008 Election and wishes President Bush a gracious third term in office.
• December 21: President Bush announces his picks for his cabinet during his final term in office, which would be historic as it would be the first time a President had chosen all of his opponents from their previous elections to be included as he would nominate Civil Rights Leader Jesse Jackson from the 2000 Election as being charge of controlling racism in the country, Senator Edwards to be in charge of Domestic Terrorism and Senator Obama to be in charge of the Department of Homeland Security

2009:

• January 20: President George W. Bush is re-inaugurated for a third and final term as the 40th President of the United State

2010's

2011:

• February 7: Ronald Reagan, the 41'st President of the United States, dies at his home in Bel-Air, California at the age of 100. A six-day mourning period follows after his death in which President Bush and his wife, Laura Bush, attends. Before the funeral, President George W. Bush orders that all U.S Flags be put at half mass due to the death of President Reagan.
• May 11: After seeing that it was possible to be elected for a third term in the 21st Century, former President George H. W. Bush announced he would enter the 2012 Republican Primaries to seek a third nonconsecutive term for the Presidency.

2012:

• April 13: President Bush was nominated to run for a fourth term as the Republican Nominee for President of the United States, as the Republican Party wanted to leach off of Bush's popularity from sticking to his promise of finding and capturing Osama Bin Laden. Bush would deny the nomination as if he accepted the nomination for a fourth term, he would not only be risking his popularity, he would also be breaking his promise to the thing he swore thrice in 2001, 2005, and 2009 to protect as the Constitution stated "No citizen of the United States shall inhibit the office of the Presidency for more than three terms, or 12 years in office.

2013:

• January 12: President George W. Bush gives his farewell address to the country, wishing President-Elect John McCain and Vice-President-Elect Sarah Palin good luck on their first term in office and thanked the American People for allowing him to serve 3 terms as President.
• January 20: Senator John McCain is inaugurated as the 41st President of the United States and Governor Sarah Palin is inaugurated as the 47'th Vice-President of the United States
• February 1: President McCain has his first foreign meeting with Soviet President

2015:

• June 23: Vice-President Sarah Palin announces that he would compete against President McCain to win the Republican Nomination for the 2012 Presidential Election

2017:

• January 20: Senator John McCain is inaugurated as the 41st President of the United States and Senator Mitt Romney is inaugurated as the 47'th Vice-President of the United States

2018:

• July 28: President McCain passes away due to brain cancer and Vice-President Mitt Romney is inaugurated as the 42nd President
• August 15: President Romney goes on
  

2019:

• June 16: Famous Actor and Real Estate Developer Donald Trump announces that he would be running for President with the Republican Party in the upcoming 2020 Election
• September 12: Indiana Governor Mike Pence announces that he would be running for President with the Republican Party in the upcoming 2020 Election against Trump

2020's

2020:

• January 5: Mitt Romney, the 42nd President of the United States, dies at his home in Holliday, Utah at the age of 72. A six-day mourning period follows after his death in which President Ryan and his wife Janet attends. Before the funeral, President Paul Ryan orders that all U.S Flags be put at half mass for 3 days due to the death of President Romney.
• January 19: President Ryan announces that a new infectious Coronavirus, which the CDC labeled COVID-19, is now spreading at a fast rate across the country, and has already infected several members of Congress including Nancy Pelosi, Mitch McConnell, Betsy DeVos, Dan Brouillette, and even former President George H. W. Bush
• January 31: Democratic Primary and 2016 Presidential Nominee Bernie Sanders drops out of the 2020 Democratic Presidential Primaries
• August 17: President Ryan announced that he would be pulling all U.S troops from Afghanistan at the end of the month after finishing talks with the Taliban and Federal Government of Afghanistan. These talks to end the war had been in effect since President McCain all the way back in June 2017.
• September 15: Bob Ross, the Vice-President Nominee for the Independent Candidate Fred Rogers, passes away. Doctors were unaware of how he passed, with the original cause being Ross' lymphoma which he had been diagnosed with since the mid 1980s but was later found that the cause of death was just natural causes.
• September 19: Fred Rodgers announced to the American Public that he had spent the last few days looking for a new running mate to replace Ross after his death. He would announce his new running mate on PBS from the old set of Mr. Rodgers Neighborhood as he did not trust any of the major news sources. He would announce that it took so long to replace Ross as his replacement had to have the same qualities as Ross and announced that he chose Alex Trebek as his running mate, to which Trebek had accepted the VP offer the previous day.
• November 4: Rodgers and Trebek hold a joint rally in the WQED Studios Headquarters with the permission of the owner of the building and city council. As the election returns come, Rodgers has won 24 states by 11:30 PM EST. After several hours of vote counting, Fred Rodgers is declared the winner of the election and the Seventieth (70th) President of the United States at 1:43 AM EST. He is also the first Independent Nominee since George Washington to win the Presidency. Fred Rodgers received 420 electoral votes while Donald Trump received 63, and Gavin Newsom received 55.
• December 18: Former President Robert F. Kennedy, who served as Vice-President during the second term of his brother, John F. Kennedy from 1973-1977 and as President from 1977-1981, passes away at the age of 85.
  

2021:

• January 6: The US Capitol is invaded by far-white supremacists and QAnon Theorists who were angered and hoped to start a Presidency for Real Estate Developer Donald Trump, who placed 2nd in the Presidential Election.
• January 11: Alex Trebek announces that he would be hosting the Jeopardy Greatest of All Time Special and announces that it would be the first ever live episodes of Jeopardy. He would also announce he would pass his hosting duties on Jeopardy to Ken Jennings while he is Vice-President.
• January 20: Television Show Host Mr. Rogers is inaugurated as the 64th President of the United States and Alex Trebek is inaugurated as the 71'st Vice-President of the United States
• January 21: Vice-President Alex Trebek hosted his final game of Jeopardy and told guests that "he wished for the same amount of respect as Vice-President that Americans would give him as the host of Jeopardy" and thanked everyone for the respect they have given him over the last 40 years and told Jennings "Good Luck, it gets crazy after the first month" to which Jennings replied "Hey, I stayed on more then 3 months as a guest, didn't I", and which the episode ended with Trebek saying "I guess you did, see you next week with Ken Jennings as our new host, have a good 4 years everybody".
• January 31: President Rodgers is given an offer by the federal government to pick six people to fill seats in Congress, three in the House and three in the Senate. The President would reject this offer because "throughout History, when people were given the choice to appoint their own friends to government instead of the people that were elected, it was the start of their dictatorship, some major examples of this are Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini, and Joseph Stalin" and that he wanted the people to respect him through trust instead of fear. This would gain Rodgers' massive respect throughout the country and would massively raise his approval rating from 48% to 76%, the highest of any U.S President since President Wallace in 1945
• April 19: Former Vice-President Walter Mondale passes away due to natural causes in his home located in Minneapolis, Minnesota. President Rogers and Vice President Trebek order all flags at half-mass until May 5th, 2021.
• April 20: The World celebrates the 75th Anniversary of the death of Adolf Hitler, with speeches around the world that include German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, Russian President Vladimir Putin, British PM Boris Johnson, and U.S President Fred Rogers.
• May 1: Disneyland is reopened to the public with a speech by Vice-President Trebek and Disney CEO Bob Chapek
• May 4: Former President John Kerry passes away and President Rodgers put an extension on the order to keep all flags in the U.S at half-mass until May 30th 2021.
• May 9: President Rodgers announce that the United States has agreed with the leaders of the CCP and Laos to make their countries no longer under a Communist Leadership and the United States has erected Communism under his Presidency, something that former President Reagan, Bush Sr, and Bush spent 28+ years trying to accomplish. This is seen to be an out-of-place comment for President Rodgers and he is ordered by Congress to undergo a medical +b and physical evaluation.
• May 18: While campaigning in Washington DC, President Fred Rogers would become sick with a unknown disease with its origins being located in the Asia, primarily China. He would be put into quarantine until scientists could properly identify the disease and destroy it. The unknown disease turned out to be a strain from the deadly Coronavirus or COVID-19 that ravaged the US the previous year.
• May 19: The President is vaccinated against COVID-19 and is recovered
• May 27: President Rodgers gives his first speech after recovering from COVID-19
• June 1: President Rodgers announces that he would be traveling to Korea and would be the first President to visit Korea since the end of the Korean War in October 1950.
• June 17: Vice-President Trebek meets with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Laotian Vice-President Pany Yathotou, and the Queen of England.
• July 1: The date for the Recall Election against California Governor Gavin Newsom is officially confirmed to be September 14th, 2021
• September 14: The Recall of California Governor Gavin Newsom occurs, and he is voted out of office in a 61%-39% vote.
• September 15: The Governor-Elect of California, Larry Elder, meets with Former California Governor Gavin Newsom and wishes him the best of luck on his life outside of politics. The Former Governor then left to his home in San Francisco in disgrace.
• September 30: Universal Studios Hollywood reopens to the public with a speech by Universal CEO Ronald Meyer, along with the Governor-Elect of California Larry Elder, President Fred Rogers, and Vice-President Alex Trebek who was sentimental about the reopening because he had been to the park many times during the 1980s and 1990s to film live episodes of Jeopardy! in the Universal Backlot, along with having many memories with his former wife Elaine and his current wife and Second Lady of the United States, Jean.
• October 29: Governor-Elect of California Larry Elder took the Gubernatorial Oath of office and became the 41st Governor of California as well as being the first ever African-American Governor of California and the first Republican to be elected Governor of California since Arnold Schwarzenegger (Governor-Elect Elder and Former Governor Schwarzenegger both started in recall elections with Governor Schwarzenegger being elected in the 2003 California Gubernatorial Recall Election against Democratic Governor Gray Davis and Governor-Elect Elder being elected in the 2021 California Gubernatorial Recall Election against Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom)