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1789 AD – 2001 AD

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Round 1 · 1789 AD
Novice
Bread Marchers Arrive at Versailles
Thousands of women and other marchers reached Versailles demanding bread and political change. Their arrival brought the revolution to Louis XVI's doorstep; the royal family's forced move to Paris followed the next day.
Round 2 · 1962 AD
Novice
Dr. No Premieres in Piccadilly Circus
Sean Connery's first appearance as James Bond premiered at the London Pavilion. Dr. No launched a durable film franchise; on the very same day, the Beatles released their debut single, Love Me Do.
Round 3 · 2000 AD
Casual
Protesters Storm Belgrade's Parliament
Demonstrators stormed Yugoslavia's federal parliament after Slobodan Milošević refused to accept an election defeat. The uprising broke his grip on power and became known as the Bulldozer Revolution.
Round 4 · 1910 AD
Casual
Portugal Proclaims Its Republic
José Relvas proclaimed the Portuguese Republic from Lisbon's city hall balcony after the monarchy collapsed. King Manuel II fled into exile, and the First Republic began; it would end in a military coup in 1926.
Round 5 · 2001 AD
Novice
Bonds Breaks the Home Run Record
Barry Bonds hit his 71st home run against the Dodgers at Pacific Bell Park, surpassing Mark McGwire's single-season record. He added another homer that night and finished the season with 73.