東華大學圖書館 |

Historic documents of 2009 /

Record Type:	Language materials, printed : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Historic documents of 2009 // Heather Kerrigan, editor.
Published:	Washington, D.C. :CQ Press, a division of SAGE, : c2011.,
Description:	xxxiv, 766 p. ;26 cm
Notes:	"Current events that chronicle the year ; introductory essays that build understanding ; primary sources that aid research"--Cover.
[NT 15003449]:	January: The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court declares warrantless wiretapping legal -- Roland Burris and Al Franken seated during dynamic year in U.S. Senate -- Barack Obama sworn in as President of the United States -- President Obama calls for the closure of detention facilities at Guan{acute}{acute}{acute}t{acute}anamo Bay -- President Obama signs the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 -- February: Iceland elects its first female and openly gay prime minister -- President Obama calls for executive pay cap -- Special court finds vaccines do not cause autism -- President Obama's address before a joint session of Congress and Republican response -- Plane crash-lands in the Hudson River -- President Obama announces timeline for ending Iraq War -- March: CIA destroyed ninety-two interrogation tapes -- President and Army Chief of Guinea-Bissau assassinated -- Arrest warrant issued for Sudan's president -- Gov. Bill Richardson signs bill to repeal New Mexico's death penalty -- Same-sex marriage in the states -- April: The London Summit on Global Economic Recovery -- Pirates attack U.S.-flagged ship -- Mexico and the World Health Organization on the spread of swine flu -- Congress passes credit card reform legislation.
[NT 15003449]:	May: North Korea conducts successful nuclear test -- June: Congress passes tobacco legislation -- President Obama speaks at Cairo University -- U.S. Supreme Court on campaign contributions to judges -- New York State to pay women for egg donations for stem cell research -- Conflict over Iranian presidential elections -- U.S. Supreme Court on DNA testing for prisoners -- U.S. Supreme Court on the Voting Rights Act -- U.S. Supreme Court on strip searches of students -- Political crisis in Honduras -- U.S. Supreme Court on Civil Rights Act in hiring practices.
[NT 15003449]:	July: Delhi court overturns ban on homosexuality -- Congress briefed on secret CIA program -- Sonia Sotomayor confirmed as first Hispanic Supreme Court justice -- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports rise in pregnancy and STD rates during Bush Administration -- New Jersey and New York government officials arrested in corruption probe -- U.S. Department of Transportation's Cash for Clunkers Program -- U.S.-Russian relations in the Obama Administration -- August: American journalists freed in North Korea -- Sen. Edward Kennedy dies -- September: Court finds New York discriminated against mentally ill -- President Obama speaks to Congress on health care reform -- Iran calls for diplomatic talks -- FBI report on crime in the United States -- Federal Reserve Board Chair announces end of recession -- The Department of Transportation and the Environmental Protection Agency release new fuel economy standards -- Democratic Party wins landmark election in Japan -- HIV vaccine study shows promising results in Thailand.
[NT 15003449]:	October: Swine flu in the United States -- Rio de Janeiro selected as 2016 Olympic host city -- Educational assessment shows states lagging -- Justice Department announces medical marijuana policy -- Hate crimes bill becomes law -- Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton visits Pakistan -- November: Shooting at Fort Hood -- Congressional debate on health care reform -- President Obama visits East Asia -- Justice Department announces Khalid Sheikh Mohammed will be tried in New York City -- U.S. task force recommends changes to mammography guidelines -- IRS reveals details for targeting Swiss bank accounts -- Afghan president elected to second term -- University of California tuition hikes meet with massive protests -- South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford charged with ethics violations -- December: Dubai credit crisis -- President Obama announces troop increase in Afghanistan -- Jobs report shows improvement -- President Obama wins Nobel Peace Prize -- Economic outlook in the states -- UN summit on climate change -- Attempted Christmas Day plane bombing.
Subject:	Since 2000 -
Subject:	History, Modern - Sources. - 21st century -
Subject:	United States - Periodicals. - Politics and government - 2001- -
ISBN:	9781604269987

Historic documents of 2009 /
Historic documents of 2009 /Heather Kerrigan, editor. - Washington, D.C. :CQ Press, a division of SAGE,c2011. - xxxiv, 766 p. ;26 cm

"Current events that chronicle the year ; introductory essays that build understanding ; primary sources that aid research"--Cover.

January: The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court declares warrantless wiretapping legal -- Roland Burris and Al Franken seated during dynamic year in U.S. Senate -- Barack Obama sworn in as President of the United States -- President Obama calls for the closure of detention facilities at Guan{acute}{acute}{acute}t{acute}anamo Bay -- President Obama signs the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 -- February: Iceland elects its first female and openly gay prime minister -- President Obama calls for executive pay cap -- Special court finds vaccines do not cause autism -- President Obama's address before a joint session of Congress and Republican response -- Plane crash-lands in the Hudson River -- President Obama announces timeline for ending Iraq War -- March: CIA destroyed ninety-two interrogation tapes -- President and Army Chief of Guinea-Bissau assassinated -- Arrest warrant issued for Sudan's president -- Gov. Bill Richardson signs bill to repeal New Mexico's death penalty -- Same-sex marriage in the states -- April: The London Summit on Global Economic Recovery -- Pirates attack U.S.-flagged ship -- Mexico and the World Health Organization on the spread of swine flu -- Congress passes credit card reform legislation.

ISBN: 9781604269987Subjects--Chronological Terms:

Since 2000
Subjects--Topical Terms:

3253696
History, Modern
--21st century--Sources.Subjects--Geographical Terms:

3253698
United States
--Politics and government--2001---Periodicals.Index Terms--Genre/Form:

965212
Periodicals.

LC Class. No.: E839.5 / H57 2011

Historic documents of 2009 /
LDR:05120cam 2200361Ia 4500 001 2107721
003 OCoLC
005 20180424043737.0
008 180424s2011 dcu i 001 0 eng d
019 $a 462906804
020 $a 9781604269987
020 $a 1604269987
029 1 $a AU@ $b 000046009404
035 $a (OCoLC)653286978 $z (OCoLC)462906804
035 $a ocn653286978
040 $a MNW $b eng $c MNW $d GE8 $d VXX $d VRC $d BTCTA $d YDXCP $d CDX $d BDX $d GGN $d OCLCF $d OCL $d OCLCQ $d NDHU
043 $a n-us---
049 $a NDHA
050 1 4 $a E839.5 $b H57 2011
245 0 0 $a Historic documents of 2009 / $c Heather Kerrigan, editor.
260 # $a Washington, D.C. : $b CQ Press, a division of SAGE, $c c2011.
300 $a xxxiv, 766 p. ; $c 26 cm
500 $a "Current events that chronicle the year ; introductory essays that build understanding ; primary sources that aid research"--Cover.
500 $a Includes cumulative index, 2005-2009.
505 0 # $a January: The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court declares warrantless wiretapping legal -- Roland Burris and Al Franken seated during dynamic year in U.S. Senate -- Barack Obama sworn in as President of the United States -- President Obama calls for the closure of detention facilities at Guan{acute}{acute}{acute}t{acute}anamo Bay -- President Obama signs the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 -- February: Iceland elects its first female and openly gay prime minister -- President Obama calls for executive pay cap -- Special court finds vaccines do not cause autism -- President Obama's address before a joint session of Congress and Republican response -- Plane crash-lands in the Hudson River -- President Obama announces timeline for ending Iraq War -- March: CIA destroyed ninety-two interrogation tapes -- President and Army Chief of Guinea-Bissau assassinated -- Arrest warrant issued for Sudan's president -- Gov. Bill Richardson signs bill to repeal New Mexico's death penalty -- Same-sex marriage in the states -- April: The London Summit on Global Economic Recovery -- Pirates attack U.S.-flagged ship -- Mexico and the World Health Organization on the spread of swine flu -- Congress passes credit card reform legislation.
505 0 # $a May: North Korea conducts successful nuclear test -- June: Congress passes tobacco legislation -- President Obama speaks at Cairo University -- U.S. Supreme Court on campaign contributions to judges -- New York State to pay women for egg donations for stem cell research -- Conflict over Iranian presidential elections -- U.S. Supreme Court on DNA testing for prisoners -- U.S. Supreme Court on the Voting Rights Act -- U.S. Supreme Court on strip searches of students -- Political crisis in Honduras -- U.S. Supreme Court on Civil Rights Act in hiring practices.
505 0 # $a July: Delhi court overturns ban on homosexuality -- Congress briefed on secret CIA program -- Sonia Sotomayor confirmed as first Hispanic Supreme Court justice -- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports rise in pregnancy and STD rates during Bush Administration -- New Jersey and New York government officials arrested in corruption probe -- U.S. Department of Transportation's Cash for Clunkers Program -- U.S.-Russian relations in the Obama Administration -- August: American journalists freed in North Korea -- Sen. Edward Kennedy dies -- September: Court finds New York discriminated against mentally ill -- President Obama speaks to Congress on health care reform -- Iran calls for diplomatic talks -- FBI report on crime in the United States -- Federal Reserve Board Chair announces end of recession -- The Department of Transportation and the Environmental Protection Agency release new fuel economy standards -- Democratic Party wins landmark election in Japan -- HIV vaccine study shows promising results in Thailand.
505 0 # $a October: Swine flu in the United States -- Rio de Janeiro selected as 2016 Olympic host city -- Educational assessment shows states lagging -- Justice Department announces medical marijuana policy -- Hate crimes bill becomes law -- Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton visits Pakistan -- November: Shooting at Fort Hood -- Congressional debate on health care reform -- President Obama visits East Asia -- Justice Department announces Khalid Sheikh Mohammed will be tried in New York City -- U.S. task force recommends changes to mammography guidelines -- IRS reveals details for targeting Swiss bank accounts -- Afghan president elected to second term -- University of California tuition hikes meet with massive protests -- South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford charged with ethics violations -- December: Dubai credit crisis -- President Obama announces troop increase in Afghanistan -- Jobs report shows improvement -- President Obama wins Nobel Peace Prize -- Economic outlook in the states -- UN summit on climate change -- Attempted Christmas Day plane bombing.
648 7 $a Since 2000 $2 fast
650 # 0 $a History, Modern $y 21st century $v Sources. $3 3253696
650 # 0 $a World politics $y 2001- $v Periodicals. $3 3253700
650 # 7 $a History, Modern. $3 516334
650 # 7 $a Politics and government $3 1583606
650 # 7 $a World politics. $3 534443
651 0 $a United States $x Politics and government $y 2001- $v Periodicals. $3 3253698
651 7 $a United States. $2 fast $3 574237
655 # 7 $a Periodicals. $3 965212
655 # 7 $a Sources. $2 fast $3 2075006
710 2 # $a Congressional Quarterly, inc. $3 647962
938 $a Brodart $b BROD $n 11235802 $c $180.00
938 $a Baker and Taylor $b BTCP $n BK0008622359
938 $a Coutts Information Services $b COUT $n 11588252
938 $a YBP Library Services $b YANK $n 3202557
994 $a C0 $b NDHUL