Year 1: 2012
- David Cameron left his eight year old daughter at a pub
- Malala Yousafzai was shot by a member of the Taliban
- Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her jubilee
- London hosted the Olympic Games
Year 2: 1999
- The United States Senate tried, and acquitted, President Clinton for high crimes and misdemeanours
- The world's population first exceeded six billion
- The European Union introduced the Euro currency
- Shakespeare in Love won Best Picture at the Academy Awards
Year 3: 1962
- Ipswich Town won the First Division in England
- Jamaica gained its independence
- Marilyn Monroe died
- John Steinbeck won the Nobel Prize for Literature
Year 4: 1300
- Robert the Bruce defeated Edward II and declared Scotland independent
- It was a leap year
- Amsterdam was officially declared a city
- Giotto completed the Badia Polyptych
Year 5: 1933
- The London Underground map was unveiled
- Adolf Hitler appointed Chancellor of Germany
- England won The Ashes in Australia, unleashing bodyline bowling tactics against their opponents
- FM radio patented
Year 6: 1813
- Richard Wagner born
- Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice published anonymously in London
- Prussia declared war on France
- The battle of Stoney Creek took place
Year 7: 1940
- The first Tom and Jerry cartoon made
- John Lennon born
- A new car in the USA cost $850
- Rebecca won Best Picture at the Academy Awards
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