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1904
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Dr. Seuss was born as Theordor Geisel. He was born in Springfield, Massachusetts
1921
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Theordor was sent to attend Dartmouth College. While there, Theordor first took on his now famous pen name (Seuss)
1927
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Dr. Seuss was married in 1927. He married a lady named Helen Palmer.
1928
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Dr. Seuss started out by drawing. His cartoons appeared in magazines and newspapers, then later in books.
1937
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Dr. Seuss had his own children's book published in 1937. The book was And to Think I Saw It on Mulberry Street.
1939
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conflict between countries in Europe broke out into World War II. America would join the war two years later.
1943
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Dr. Seuss joined the United States Army in 1943. He served until 1946, participating in the Motion Pictures Unit.
1954
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Horton Hears a Who came out in 1954, and it has lived on for decades. During the same year, Brown vs. the Board of Education
1957
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Dr. Seuss published two of his biggest hits: The Cat in the Hat and How the Grinch Stole Christmas. He also became president of his publishing company Beginner Books.
1960
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1966
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After the success of How the Grinch Stole Christmas, it was optioned for film. The television special aired on TV for the first time ever.
1967
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Dr. Seuss’s wife died.
1968
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Dr.Seuss publishes, Hop on pop and, The eye book.
1971
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Dr.Seuss wins a peabody award for his television specials.
1971
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Dr.Seuss wins the first outstanding author award
1981
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Governors of serval states declare that Dr.Seuss’s 77th birthday is Dr.Seuss day
1984
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Dr.Seuss wins a pulitzer prize
1991
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Dr.Seuss dies September 24, at the age of 87