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'''2011''' ('''MMXI''') is the 2011th year of the ''[[Anno Domini]]'' designation, and the start of the second decade of the [[Twenty-first Century]].
 
'''2011''' ('''MMXI''') is the 2011th year of the ''[[Anno Domini]]'' designation, and the start of the second decade of the [[Twenty-first Century]].
 
==Notable Events==
 
==Notable Events==
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*February 11-[[Arab Spring]] causes [[Hosni Mubarak]] to resign as President of [[Egypt]] due to protests in the country calling for his departure.  
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*May 1-President [[Barack Obama]] announces [[Osama bin Laden]] has been killed in an American military operation in [[Pakistan]].
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*December 15-The United States declares an end to the War in Iraq
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*December 17-The [[North Korean]] government declares Supreme Leader [[Kim Jong-Il]] dead
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|February 11||[[Arab Spring]] causes [[Hosni Mubarak]] to resign as President of [[Egypt]] due to protests in the country calling for his departure.
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|May 1||President [[Barack Obama]] announces [[Osama bin Laden]] has been killed in an American military operation in [[Pakistan]].
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|December 15||The United States declares an end to the War in Iraq
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|December 17||The [[North Korean]] government declares Supreme Leader [[Kim Jong-Il]] dead
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[[Category:Twenty-first century]]
 
[[Category:Twenty-first century]]

Revision as of 20:53, December 26, 2011

2011 (MMXI) is the 2011th year of the Anno Domini designation, and the start of the second decade of the Twenty-first Century.

Notable Events

Date Event!
February 11 Arab Spring causes Hosni Mubarak to resign as President of Egypt due to protests in the country calling for his departure.
May 1 President Barack Obama announces Osama bin Laden has been killed in an American military operation in Pakistan.
December 15 The United States declares an end to the War in Iraq
December 17 The North Korean government declares Supreme Leader Kim Jong-Il dead