(in no particular order)
1. Pearl Harbor
(continue...)

Invasion Of Normandy
2008 U.S President Election (really)

(yeah, I agree^)
4. The Battle of Britain

5. The battle that resulted in Muslims getting paper from the Chinese, can't remember the name.

6. The Boston Tea Party

I wouldn't put that, maybe the Intolerable Acts instead?

7. The Glorious Revolution.

^Which one? And the tea party was really important.

8. The October Revolution

The tea party led to the Intolerable acts, which bring many supporters to the patriots, it's like saying the surrender of Germany in WWI is more important than the treaty that they signed.

9. Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

If the Tea Party had never occurred the Intolerable Acts would have never been passed.

10. Battle of the Bulge

If the US had continued trading with Japan, Pearl Harbor wouldn't have happened but that isn't an event. The churches actions that led Martin Luther to nail his piece to the church door isn't one. (btw 11. Luther doing that). If America didn't have military bases in Saudi Arabia many less muslims would be angry and 9-11 might not have occured but the base isn't listed over 9-11 (btw 12. 9-11).

The Boston Tea Party didn't really due anything, it's just the most striking example of anti-British actions. The Intolerable acts made many colonists angry enough to become a patriot.

11. Cuban Missle Crisis

12. The Tet Offensive

13. Hindenburg explosion

14. Soviet Union launches Sputnik

15. Soviet Union launches Yuri Gagvin (sp) into space.

16. Apollo 11 goes to the moon.

17. MLK jr. ( I have a dream, his death, something)

18. The fall of the Berlin Wall (and what it represents)

19. The Doolittle Raid
20. Battle of Stalingrad, Seige of Leningrad and Moscow
21. 1932 Presidential Election
22. The Nuremburg Trials

What did the Doolittle Raid do exactly?

It was the first Raid over Japan, the Americans were barely hanging on by a thread and it was a major factor in boosting morale.

I don't see how anything would be different had we not done the raid except we would have a few more bombers and a few more pilots (and gunners etc)

So I don't see how the Hindenburg explosion is any more important than the Doolittle Raid?

It's a list of important events throughout history, not an essay you're going to turn in for a grade.

Because the hindenburg explosion was in my book of major news events of the 20th century and the Doolittle raid wasn't.

The Hindenburg Disaster destroyed a symbol of the German Reich and possibly prevented a wide spread use of Zepplins, blimps, and air ships as comercial and military uses.

Talas River

23. The Hegira.
24. The Japanese Sakoku.
25. Christopher Columbus lands in the West Indies
26. Khan Temujin defeat of the Naimans
27. Invention of the light bulb
28. Flight at Kitty Hawk
29. The Long March
30. Battle of Tsushima

Oh, and
31. Siege of Kaffa, 1346. Piles of dead bodies catapulted into the city changes the course of history forever.

32. Early Muslims vs. Mecca
33. Gutenberg makes press.
34. Internet is invented by Al Gore.
35. Red Sox sweep the Cardinals

36. Giants Beat the "perfect" Patriots to win Superbowl
37. European colonization of the Americas
38. September 11