Nov 20,1942 - Present
THE 46TH PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
1608 A devastating fire razes Jamestown, Virginia.
1608 Emperor Susenyos I of Ethiopia's audacious victory over an Oromo army at Ebenat reshaped the balance of power in the region but came at a heavy cost in lives.
1608 The rich history of Ethiopia takes a turn as Susenyos is formally crowned Emperor, a significant event that leaves a lasting impact on the nation's traditions and governance.
1608 Ireland is thrust into turmoil as O'Doherty's Rebellion is sparked by the Burning of Derry, marking a significant chapter in Irish history.
1608 Scotland's economic landscape underwent a transformation as a newly nationalized silver mine in Hilderston, West Lothian, was reinstated under the auspices of Bevis Bulmer. This development held implications for the region's prosperity.
1608 The Protestant Union, a coalition formed by Protestant German states on May 14, 1608, aimed to safeguard their rights, land, and security against the Catholic Church and Catholic German states.
1608 Virginia's Vast Horizon: In London, Virginia's territory expands "from sea to sea" as a new charter is granted, setting the stage for colonial growth.
1608 A defining chapter in the exploration of North America unfolds as Samuel de Champlain, on his third voyage to New France, makes landfall at Tadoussac, Quebec, commencing the construction of vital fortifications.
1608 The picturesque city of Québec owes its existence to Samuel de Champlain, who, in 1608, laid the foundation of this historic settlement in Canada. Today, Québec City stands as a testament to Champlain's vision and courage.
1608 The dawn of a new era in trade and diplomacy emerges as the first official English representative arrives in Surat, India, heralding a profound shift in the relationship between Britain and the Indian subcontinent.
1608 In 1608, John Smith assumed the role of council president in Jamestown, Virginia, a pivotal moment in the early American colonies.
