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Nevada Historical Events

Date Event
10,000 bc The first people appear in Nevada.
8000 bc Clovis points are made.
300 bc-ad 1100 Expeditions of Fathers Dominguez and Esclante and that of Father Garces approach Nevada.
1826 The expeditions of Jedediah Smith and Peter Ogden make the first known entries of white men into Nevada.
1827 The Great Basin is crossed for the first time by Jedediah Smith.
1841 The Bidwell-Bartleson party follows the Humboldt River route across Nevada to California.
1843 John Frémont begins the first extensive exploration of Nevada.
1846 The Donner party tragedy in the Sierra Nevada Mountains occurs.
1848 The territory of modern Nevada is ceded to the United States by the treaty ending the Mexican War.
1849 Thousands of prospectors cross Nevada on their way to the California goldfields.
1851 The first permanent white settlement in Nevada is established at Mormon Station (present-day Genoa).
1859 The Comstock Lode is discovered.
1860 The Pyramid Lake Indian War occurs.
1861 The Nevada Territory is created.
1864 Nevada becomes the 36th state (October 31).
1868 Reno is founded.
1877 The Comstock decline begins.
1900 Nevada's second mineral boom begins.
1905 The Salt Lake-Los Angeles railroad creates the town of Las Vegas.
1910 Gambling is made illegal.
1914 Women gain the right to vote.
1931 The residence requirement for divorce is reduced to six weeks and gambling is legalized.
1936 The Hoover Dam is completed.
1951 Nuclear testing begins at the Nevada Test Site.
1955 State gaming control begins.
1963 Reapportionment begins to shift political power toward urban areas.
1970 The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency is formed.
1979 State legislature launches the Sagebrush Rebellion to acquire federal lands.
1990s Massive theme resorts dominate the gambling industry in Las Vegas.
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