After having been stopped in its tracks near the river Somme in France in September 2014, Germany could nevertheless look back on a militarily successful 1914, having conquered Belgium and a third of France. The war against Russia was developing well, even without the use of German troops now in France. Both Germany and the Allies were now at a point where they thought victory could after all still be achieved, an armistice would have looked like a bad option only, giving the other party the opportunity to strengthen its position for renewed attacks.
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That is a matter of opinion but I think that strong arguments could be made for; Febuary 27,1996, 1939, December 7, 1941, June 6, 1944, August 6 and 9, 1945, July 20, 1969, November 10, 1989, December 31, 1991 and September 11, 2001. Arguments can, of course, be made for including other dates and dropping some of these. It depends on what you consider important. Michael Montagne
Clayton antitrust act
It was not an association but an act, it was the Clayton antitrust act that made monopolies illegal, the boardgame too, just kidding on the board game part.
The Clean Air Act was started by and signed into law by President Lyndon B. Johnson. It was made a federal law on December 17, 1963.
All of the amendments were made on December 15, 1791, but the 1st was actually started in 213bc, when people in Egypt decided that they were getting tired of the pharaoh breaking into their "huts" of course, the Egyptians get killed but he Pharaoh, but they started to keep it coming back in about 1212.