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| School Rank | Graduate Mathematics |
| 1 | University of Arkansas Department of Mathematics Address: 301 SCEN , Fayetteville, AR 72701 Admissions Phone: (479) 575-3351 Admissions E-mail: gradmath@uark.edu Admissions Website: http://math.uark.edu |
September in U.S. History
11 September
1814 The ” Battle of Plattsburgh ” in the state of New York, one of the most important battles of the Anglo-American war, ended with the defeat of the British.
1857 ” Mountain Meadows Massacre “: Mormons living in Utah attack a group of settlers from Arkansas.
2001 9/11: Two hijacked planes crash into the towers of the World Trade Center in New York, another crashes into the Pentagon in Washington, a fourth crashes in Pennsylvania.
12-th of September
1609 Henry Hudson began to climb the river that was later named after him.
1958 Texas Instruments scientist and inventor Jack Kilby demonstrates the first integrated circuit.
1992 Mae Jemison becomes the first African-American woman to fly into space.
September 13
1814 The siege of Fort McHenry began – one of the key episodes of the ” Battle of Baltimore ” during the Anglo-American War.
September 14
1814 Inspired by the sight of the ” Star Spangled Banner ” flying over Fort McHenry, Francis Scott Key composes a poem that later became the United States anthem.
1994 Major League Baseball (MLB) officials announced the cancellation of the remaining games of the season due to one of the largest player strikes in American professional sports history.
September 15th
1950 The “Battle of Inchon” began, one of the most successful operations of the US Marine Corps, which changed the course of the Korean War.
1959 For the first time, a Soviet leader arrived in the United States: N.S. Khrushchev visited Washington, D.C., as well as New York, California, Iowa, and Pennsylvania.
16 of September
1620 The ship Mayflower set sail from the coast of England, on which the “Pilgrim Fathers” set off for America, who founded the first colony in Massachusetts.
1779 The Siege of Savannah in Georgia began during the American Revolutionary War.
1893 ” Cherokee Strip Race ” in Oklahoma.
1908 General Motors was founded in Michigan.
September 17
1776 The Spanish “presidio” (fort) of San Francisco was founded in California.
1787 The US Constitution was signed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania .
1862 ” Battle of Antietam ” in Maryland is one of the largest battles of the American Civil War.
1976 In Palmdale, California, NASA unveiled its first space shuttle, the Enterprise.
2011 Launch of the Occupy Wall Street action in New York.
September 18
1793 The first President of the United States, George Washington, laid the cornerstone for the US Congressional Capitol in the District of Columbia.
1851 The first issue of the New York Daily Times – the future New York Times – was published in New York.
1870 Old Faithful Geyser discovered in Yellowstone .
1947 The “National Security Act” signed by US President Harry Truman came into force, according to which the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) began its activities.
2001 The first anthrax letters were sent from New Jersey to media outlets in New York and Florida.
September 19
1676 Jamestown in Virginia was burnt down during Bacon ‘s Rebellion.
1934 Bruno Hauptmann was arrested in New York on suspicion of kidnapping Charles Lindbergh’s son.
1995 ” The Unabomber Manifesto” was published in the New York Times and Washington Post.
September 20
1863 The Battle of Chickamauga in Georgia, one of the largest battles of the American Civil War, ends with a Confederate victory.
2001 In an address to Congress , US President George W. Bush declared a “war on terror.”
2011 A law (known as “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”) was repealed that banned homosexuals from serving in the US Armed Forces.