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September 9: Engines of Change
From a Viking ambush to a moth that minted the word “bug,” this date keeps reinventing what power looks like. Kingdoms rose and fell at Flodden and Smyrna; a newborn nation chose its name; California joined the map; and code, caves, rockets, and rail linked worlds that didn’t touch before. September 9 is completion energy with teeth—things click into place, then everything moves.
Inside this volume you’ll find 50 meticulously curated events (war, art, science, disaster, and wonder), two-to-three-sentence explainers for each, and a matching set of historically accurate adult coloring prompts. It’s a time-machine you can draw in—zero fluff, maximum signal.
paperback, 8.5" x 11", 50 illustrations
Filed as: September 9 history, 9/9 events, Battle of Flodden, Krbava Field 1493, Mary Queen of Scots coronation, Stono Rebellion, United States name 1776, Washington DC named 1791, California Admission Day, Sevastopol 1855, Chattanooga 1863, Amalthea discovery 1892, Smyrna 1922, Hanapepe massacre, Battle of Hel 1939, remote computing Stibitz, Lookout Air Raids Oregon 1942, Salerno landings 1943, Bulgaria 1944 coup, first computer bug 1947, North Korea founding day, Chlef earthquake 1954, Elvis Ed Sullivan 1956, Hurricane Betsy 1965, Motor Vehicle Safety Act 1966, Arthur Ashe US Open 1968, Dawson’s Field hijacking 1970, Attica uprising 1971, Viking 2 launch, Mao Zedong death, Tajikistan independence 1991, Dreamcast 9/9/99, Ahmad Shah Massoud assassination, Dubai Metro 2009, Beatles remasters 09-09-09, Apple iPhone 6 Apple Watch 2014, Elizabeth II longest reign 2015, North Korea nuclear test 2016, Echoes coloring book series
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