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1784
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John Miller- Originated in St. Petersburg, Russia this car on wheels was said to be the first consistently moving car without stops or pauses occurring on a track.
1784
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The American Congress of the Confederation ratified the treaty of Paris, copies were sent back and forth from Europe to Paris.
1812
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John Miller- In France Miller built a 2nd coaster on wheels but making it safer with a "belt" lying across the seat. Along with a closed in door on the side.
1812
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The war of 1812 was an unexpected war in the American Revolution. It was followed by the Star Spangled Banner song that we know sing today.
1827
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The Illness was witness by his sister, and was further viewed by a doctor.
1827
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Jim Thorpe- A railroad box controlled by a brakeman which was constructed in Pennsylvania, and allowed the car to be stopped by one pull of a brake.
1885
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Philip Hinkle- He introduced the first complete circuit coaster with a lifted hill [Gravity Pleasure Road}. It became the most popular ride at Cony Island that year.
1885
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100,000 dollars were raised in the United States for pedestal and for the Statue of Liberty.
1886
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La Marcus Thompson- This new feature allowed amusement and enclosed areas for the track to run through without hitting anything making it a safe add on.
1886
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He made the first gasoline powered car that moved consistently now a days we know the name Benz as Mercedes Benz the car company.
1888
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La Marcus Thompson- With this new improvement the car was able to not only complete the original track but comeback in the opposite direction all in one turn.
1888
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The US senate approved Pearl Harbor and was told it was ready for use.
1897
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The Pennsylvania Capital was wiped out and destroyed by a fire and would take weeks to rebuild.
1897
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F.W. Jordan- A loop in the track that allowed the car to make an upside down turn, it was very unsafe and was later destroyed for safety purposes.
1912
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The first fast moving speed boat was made and was tested and rebuilt over 300 times.
1912
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Germany- It was an improvement to keep not only the car on the track but sturdy and connected. It helped with safety purposes and is still used today.
1959
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Disneyland Park- It was the first steel framed roller coaster with new safety improvements and better grip to the track. It was a big attraction and ride at Disney.
1959
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Becomes first craft to leave Earths gravity in the United States of America.
1975
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Carl Weinkle- The first modern day invented coaster with a built in corkscrew which is a fancy word for sideways turn. It was built in an open testing field in Knotts berry farm in Buena Park, California.
1975
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USSR breaks trade agreement with US on this day in history.