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SELECT * FROM eed_Dates WHERE HistoricalSignificanceForDate=0 LIMIT 100; DateID | Event | Historical Significance (1=Not much; 100=Very Significant) 244 | The Byzantine Empire reached its greatest extent under Emperor Justinian. | ? 245 | The fall of Constantinople to the Ottoman Turks ended the Byzantine Empire. | ? 246 | Diocletian devised a new system for the Roman Empire, splitting it into eastern and western parts. | ? 247 | The two parts of the Roman Empire were unified under Emperor Constantine I. | ? 248 | The death of Theodosius led to the final split of the Roman Empire into east and west. | ? 249 | The last emperor of the western empire, Romulus Augustulus, was killed, marking a symbolic end of the Roman Empire. | ? 250 | The walls of Constantinople were breached, leading to the city's conquest by Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II. | ? 251 | Birth of President John Tyler | ? 252 | Marriage of John Tyler and Letitia Christian | ? 253 | Death of Letitia Christian, first wife of John Tyler | ? 254 | Marriage of John Tyler and Julia Gardiner | ? 255 | Birth of Lyon Gardiner Tyler | ? 256 | Death of Lyon Gardiner Tyler's first wife | ? 257 | Birth of Lyon Gardiner Tyler, Jr. | ? 258 | Birth of Harrison Ruffin Tyler | ? 259 | Birth of John Tyler Sr. | ? 260 | Birth of Ibn Saud | ? 261 | Ramjit Raghav has a son at age 94 | ? 262 | Ramjit Raghav has another son at age 96 | ? 263 | Reference to Lyon Gardiner Tyler, Jr. and Harrison Ruffin Tyler still being alive | ? 264 | Alan Francis won his first junior boy’s world championship at the age of 12. | ? 265 | Alan Francis won his first men’s world championship at the age of 19. | ? 266 | Alan Francis won his second world championship. | ? 267 | Alan Francis won the world championship. | ? 268 | Alan Francis won the world championship. | ? 269 | Alan Francis won the world championship. | ? 270 | Alan Francis won the world championship. | ? 271 | Alan Francis won the world championship. | ? 272 | Alan Francis won the world championship. | ? 273 | Alan Francis won the first of what would be a record 8 consecutive world championships. | ? 274 | Alan Francis was the runner-up at the world championships, ending his 8-year streak. | ? 275 | Alan Francis began another streak of 8 consecutive world championships, which lasted until 2019. | ? 276 | The world championships were canceled due to Covid-19. | ? 277 | The Shot Heard Around the World, the beginning of the American Revolutionary War. | ? 278 | The formal vote for independence, known as the Resolution of Independence, took place by the Continental Congress. | ? 279 | The Continental Congress approved the wording of the Declaration of Independence. | ? 280 | Most members of the Continental Congress signed the Declaration of Independence. | ? 281 | The first recognition of the independent United States by a foreign power occurred when the Dutch island of Saint Eustatius gave a 13-gun salute to the ship Andrew Doria. | ? 282 | Sultan Mohammed III of Morocco formally recognized the United States by opening its ports to American ships. | ? 283 | British General Lord Cornwallis surrendered at Yorktown, marking a crucial military victory for American independence. | ? 284 | The Treaty of Paris, formally recognizing American independence, was signed. | ? 285 | The last British troops left America, marking Evacuation Day in New York City. | ? 286 | The Continental Congress ratified the Treaty of Paris, officially concluding the American Revolution. | ? 287 | The marathon took place during the St. Louis Olympics, noted for its disastrous conditions and extreme heat. | ? 288 | St. Louis threatened to host its own sporting event to compete with the Olympics set to be held in Chicago. | ? 289 | Félix Carvajal was chosen to represent Cuba at the Olympics in Athens. | ? 290 | The British Government passed the Eady Levy law, which was a tax on box office receipts. | ? 291 | Albert Broccoli passed away. | ? 292 | Sean Connery was discovered from his role in the Disney movie “Darby O’Gill & The Little People.” | ? 293 | Albert Broccoli began reading books about a secret agent by the author Ian Fleming. | ? 294 | The United Nations was founded. | ? 295 | Switzerland became a member of the United Nations. | ? 296 | The UN recognized the People's Republic of China as the Chinese representative, leaving Taiwan out of the United Nations entirely. | ? 297 | The invasion of Cyprus resulted in the northern part becoming North Cyprus, recognized only by Turkey. | ? 298 | Spain left Western Sahara without transitioning the region to independence. | ? 299 | Introduction of pre-sliced bread in Chillicothe, Missouri | ? 300 | By this year, 80% of all bread sold in the United States was sliced | ? 301 | First bread slicing machines were installed in the United Kingdom at the Wonderloaf Bakery in Tottenham, England | ? 302 | Nationwide ban on sliced bread during World War II | ? 303 | Sliced bread accounted for 80% of bread sales in the United Kingdom | ? 304 | American journalist Dorothy Kilgallen reported that English actor Stewart Granger is the greatest thing since sliced bread | ? 305 | Comedian Red Skelton stated in an interview that television is the greatest thing since sliced bread | ? 306 | The Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune referred to sliced bread as the greatest forward step in the baking industry since bread was wrapped | ? 307 | The Weilüe, a document by historian Yu Huan, is written during the Three Kingdoms period. | ? 308 | Han envoy Gan Ying is sent to explore the west but does not reach Rome due to warnings from the Parthians. | ? 309 | A Roman delegation is sent to China during the reign of Emperor "Andun," believed to be Emperor Antoninus Pius or Emperor Marcus Aurelius. | ? 310 | Roman general Crassus loses to the Parthians in the Battle of Carrahae, resulting in 20,000 Romans killed and over 10,000 captured. | ? 311 | The Mona Lisa is stolen from the Louvre. | ? 312 | Art dealer Alfredo Geri receives a letter from "Leonard" claiming to have the Mona Lisa. | ? 313 | The Mona Lisa is on loan in the United States. | ? 314 | First saddle was used, probably developed by the Chinese. | ? 315 | Indian sculptures show barefoot riders using a type of stirrup. | ? 316 | Engravings from Central Asia show an L shaped footrest on horses. | ? 317 | First evidence of a true stirrup found in China's first Jin Dynasty tombs. | ? 318 | The Mongol Golden Horde ruled over what is today Western Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, and Kazakhstan. | ? 319 | Disco Demolition Night occurs, leading to chaos at Comiskey Park during a doubleheader against the Detroit Tigers. | ? 320 | Steve Dahl is fired from station WDAI after the format change from rock to disco. | ? 321 | The movie Saturday Night Fever is released, popularizing disco music. | ? 322 | The Chicago White Sox hold a promotion celebrating the 40th anniversary of Disco Demolition Night. | ? 323 | Birth of Joe Medicine Crow | ? 324 | Joe Medicine Crow earns a Masters Degree from the University of Southern California | ? 325 | Joe Medicine Crow completes his course work for his Ph.D. | ? 326 | Joe Medicine Crow joins the Army | ? 327 | Joe Medicine Crow speaks in front of the United Nations | ? 328 | Joe Medicine Crow is granted the Legion of Honor in France for his actions in World War II | ? 329 | Joe Medicine Crow is granted the Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian honor in the United States | ? 330 | Joe Medicine Crow passes away at the age of 102 | ? 331 | Joe Medicine Crow was born on the Crow Indian Reservation in southcentral Montana. | ? 332 | Joe Medicine Crow earned his Masters Degree from the University of Southern California. | ? 333 | Joe Medicine Crow completed his course work for his Ph.D. | ? 334 | Joe Medicine Crow joined the Army. | ? 335 | Joe Medicine Crow was invited to speak in front of the United Nations. | ? 336 | Joe Medicine Crow was granted the Legion of Honor in France for his actions in World War II. | ? 337 | Joe Medicine Crow was granted the Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian honor in the United States. | ? 338 | Joe Medicine Crow passed away at the age of 102. | ? 339 | Paraguayan War, also known as the War of the Triple Alliance | ? 340 | The decision regarding the disputed territory between Paraguay and Argentina was made by President Rutherford B. Hayes | ? 341 | The decision rendered by Hayes is now celebrated as a provincial holiday in the President Hayes Department | ? 342 | American and Canadian railroads adopted the first time zone system proposed by William F. Allen. | ? 343 | The Great Western Railway in England first implemented their standard time system known as Railway Time. | ? ___________________
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