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"Xanadu," "deserts of the Gulf Coast," FLDexterMonsterMoonlightMagic MikeBaywatch (w Rock)Spring BreakersMarley & MeThere's Something About MaryScarfaceApollo 13Donnie BrascoSome Like It HotThe BirdcageCool Hand LukeAce Ventura: Pet DetectiveAmerican Horror Story: Freak ShowI Dream of JeannieCSI: MiamiMiami ViceBurn NoticeNip/TuckThe Golden GirlsJane the VirginCoach (TV)Fresh Off the BoatTravels of William BartramThe Complete PoemsTo Have & Have NotTheir Eyes Were Watching GodThe YearlingAlas, BabylonA Land RememberedFiskadoroBodyDreaming in CubanThe PaperboyNinety-Two in the ShadeThe Orchid ThiefGod (poetry)Basket CaseAnna in the Tropics (play)Florida PoemsPermanent VisitorsHow to Leave HialeahSwamplandiaLost Memory of SkinAnnihilationFates & FuriesFlorida (stories)Hunting and gathering PaleoindiansGlaciers began to melt and sea levels began to riseEarly Archaic PeriodHuman burials placed under waterFirst semi-permanent settlementsMiddle Archaic sitesLate ArchaicFirst fired clay potteryMound buildingBeginning of tribes and chiefdomsEuropeans first saw Florida coastJuan Ponce de Leon landedPanfilo de Narvaez visitedHernando de Soto landedTristan de Luna established a colonyJean Ribault searched for a site for a French Huguenot colonyLaudonniere returnedPedro Menendez established St. AugustineFirst citrus grovesSir Francis Drake sacked and burned St. AugustineFranciscan missionariesMission chain startedMissions extendedFort Matanzas builtCastillo de San Marcos completedBritish raided Spanish settlementsSpanish Plate Fleet wreckedSpanish Plate Fleet wreckedFort Mose establishedBritish invaded FloridaTreaty of ParisBritish plantations establishedTurnbull Colony at New SmyrnaCreeks from Georgia and AlabamaNaturalist William BartramFlorida colonies remained loyal to BritainFlorida returned to SpainBorder disputesBritish occupied PensacolaFirst Seminole WarUnited States acquired FloridaTallahassee established as territorial capitalSteamboatsFlorida's first railroadsSecond Seminole WarFlorida admitted to the UnionThird Seminole War ceasedFlorida Historical Society foundedCivil Warshell heaps were made by humansDevelopment of new industries:Eatonville establishedClarence Moore excavatedFreezes destroyed citrus cropsFrank Cushing discovered Key Marco SiteSpanish-American WarGreek immigrants arrivedGreat FireState University System createdConstruction of Henry Flagler's Overseas Railroad to Key WestPensacola Naval Air StationFirst regularly scheduled commercial airlineWorld War IFirst international flightCastillo de San MarcosEarly 20th Century Florida Land BoomFirst international air mail serviceDevastating hurricane hit South FloridaTamiami TrailEastern AirlinesOverseas Railroad converted to highwayAmelia Earhart took off from MiamiWorld War IIFlorida Park ServiceFirst State ArchaeologistFlorida Anthropological SocietyFlorida has 20th largest state populationFirst American rocket launch from Cape CanaveralFirst Florida Folk Festival heldSchool desegregation and civil rights tensionsFlorida Turnpike authorizedSatellite, Explorer I, launchedFirst wave of Cuban immigrantsJunior College SystemFirst American manned space travelCuban Missile CrisisSecond wave of Cuban immigrantsNational Historic Preservation ActFirst State Historic Preservation OfficerFirst Florida propertiesThe Florida Historic Resources ActState ArchivesFlorida Department of StateApollo 11 landed first men on the moonFlorida Master Site File begunMuseum of Florida History charteredDisney World openedResearch and Conservation LaboratoryMuseum of Florida HistoryFlorida Trust for Historic PreservationFlorida's first project under Federal Tax Credit Program completedFlorida Archaeological CouncilConservation and Recreation Lands FCT Fund (CARL)Florida Folklife ProgramFirst State FolkloristThird wave of Cuban immigrantsRehabilitation of Art Deco hotelsThe first space shuttle, Columbia, launchedPolitical unrest in Central and South America and the Caribbean leads to major influx of immigrants to South FloridaFive-year restoration of the Old CapitolFlorida Folklife Apprenticeship ProgramState Historic Preservation Grants-In-Aid Program startedFlorida Main Street ProgramLocal Government Comprehensive Planning and Growth Management ActFlorida Folk Heritage Awards ProgramMiami became Florida's first Certified Local GovernmentDivision of Historical ResourcesFlorida Underwater PreserveArchaeologists uncovered the first evidence of De Soto'sFlorida has the 4th largest state populationHurricane AndrewEmanuel Point ShipwreckFlorida Heritage Education ProgramFirst issue of Florida HeritageFlorida Historic Marker ProgramDeLand received Great American Main Street AwardPresidential electionNewnan's Lake CanoesFlorida ForeverFlorida Public Archaeology NetworkMajor hurricanes (Charley, Frances, Ivan, Jeanne, Dennis, Katrina, and Wilma) struck FloridaMission San Luis received Presidential AwardHistory & the Arts ceasedEight regional officesCrash of the early 21st century Florida Land BoomElimination of DHR regional officesFlorida State Folklorist position re-establishedGulf Oil SpillEnd of the Space Shuttle ProgramCommunity Planning ActMiami Circle ParkFt. Pierce received Great American Main Street AwardThe Grove restorationViva FloridaFlorida Southern College Historic District designated as a National Historic Landmark500th Anniversary of Ponce De Leon's arrival in FloridaThe first people move into Florida.The PaleoIndian culture evolved into the Archaic culture.The Woodland culture emerges.Emergence of the powerful Mississippian cultureItalian explorer Christopher ColumbusThere were three large Native American culturesSpanish explorer Juan Ponce de LeónPonce de León returns to Florida in search of gold.Lucas Vázquez de Ayllón founded the ill-fated colonySpanish explorer Pánfilo de Narváez led a second expedition into Florida.Spanish explorer Hernando De Soto landed in Florida with an 800-man expedition.European diseases decimate Florida's native peoples.Tristán de Luna y Arellano attempted Florida's first settlementThe French, under Jean Ribault, first explore Florida.The first African slaves were brought to St. Augustine.Timucua peoples rebel against Spanish authority;Pensacola establishedBRITISH PERIOD, 1763 - 1783FIRST SPANISH PERIOD, 1565 - 1763EARLY CONTACT PERIOD, 1500 - 1565FLORIDA'S FIRST PEOPLES, 12,000 BC - 1500 ADSECOND SPANISH PERIOD, 1783 - 1821TERRITORIAL FLORIDA, 1821-1845EARLY STATEHOOD & ANTE-BELLUM FLORIDA, 1845-1860CIVIL WAR & RECONSTRUCTION, 1861-1876GILDED AGE & PROGRESSIVE ERA IN FL, 1877-1913FL WWI, 1914-1918BOOM & BUST, 1920-1940WWII, 1941-1945THE MODERN ERA, 1946-PRESENTThe state lotteryChallenger explodedEPCOT openedThe 1972 Miami Dolphins play a perfect seasonPresidential nom cons400th anniversary of St. Augustine"FSU" goes co-edTruman in Key WestWorld War II endsZora Neale Hurston began working for WPATranscendentalismRealismRomanticismNaturalismMagic realismStream of consciousnessModernismPostmodernismPostcolonialismSurrealismHarlem RenaissanceMetaphysical poetsAugustanRENAISSANCEAGE of DISCOVERYAGE OF SAILELIZABETHAN PERIOD 1558–1603PROTESTANT REFORMATIONAGE OF ENLIGHTENMENTINDUSTRIAL REVOLUTIONNAPOLEONIC ERA 1799–1815VICTORIAN ERA 1837–1901GILDED AGE 1870-1900MACHINE AGEEDWARDIAN PERIOD 1901–1910The Great Depression 1929-1939Cold War 1945–1991The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man
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