Can you name the biggest news stories from 1900-2000? by bostick21

Number	News Story	Year
1		1945
2		1941
3		1969
4		1903
5		1963
6		1928
7		1920
8		1929
9		1953
10		1953
11		1945
12		1905
13		1912
14		1913
15		1914
16		1989
17		1959
18		1981
19		1927
20		1901
21		1991
22		1989
23		1944
24		1945
25		1946
26		1973
27		1939
28		1909
29		1960
30		1954
31		1998
32		1948
33		1968
34		1964

Number	News Story	Year
35		1917
36		1917
37		1909
38		1963
39		1974
40		1914
41		1939
42		1933
43		1986
44		1961
45		1962
46		1945
47		1997
48		1957
49		1918
50		1961
51		1948
52		1941
53		1945
54		1968
55		1933
56		1918
57		1962
58		1975
59		1947
60		1973
61		1900
62		1942
63		1956
64		1945
65		1965
66		1920
67		1978
68		1962

Number	News Story	Year
69		1906
70		1993
71		1977
72		1964
73		1955
74		1925
75		1939
76		1938
77		1932
78		1947
79		1997
80		1963
81		1927
82		1964
83		1940
84		1949
85		1986
86		1961
87		1949
88		1973
89		1985
90		1900
91		1948
92		1950
93		1928
94		1920
95		1911
96		1965
97		1958
98		1968
99		1975
100		1964

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News Stories 1900-2000 Quiz

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Created Dec 16, 2009 in History
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	AlexRandom:	Dec 16th, 2009 at 21:53 GMT		5 points
	In some cases, just typing a country is enough to get an answer. Yet others are much too strict - for example, I tried "moon", "moon landing", "Apollo 11", "Armstrong" and "Man walks on the moon" with no results.

	hadlocks:	Dec 17th, 2009 at 00:51 GMT		2 points
	martin luther king was assassinated in 1968

	Sally:	Dec 18th, 2009 at 15:41 GMT		2 points
	Why does "Stock Market Crash" not work, but "Great Depression" gets me "US Stock Market Crashes"? Also, I wrote "Martin Luther King assassinated", "Martin Luther King Jr. Assassinated" and more, but MLK works? Weird requirements, I would definitely recommend adding more options for what answers are accepted. Also, you have "Panamal Canal" instead of "Panama". Good quiz though!

	yellowcarpet:	Dec 23rd, 2009 at 18:59 GMT		2 points
	I wrote German invasion of poland and that didn't work, too difficult to get things precise. I would have probably got ten or twenty more had what i wrote been accepted for many of the answers.

	NorwegianSalmon:	Oct 28th, 2010 at 21:13 GMT		0 points
	Too Americancentric. Pearl Harbor at #2 is frankly ridiculous. Also, a few more alternatives: theory of relativity, nuclear bomb.