1964

The year 1964 was notable for significant social and political changes worldwide. In the United States, it marked the Civil Rights Act, a landmark law ending racial segregation and discrimination. Globally, countries experienced decolonization, with nations like Kenya gaining independence from colonial powers. Technological advances included the first Ford Mustang and the launch of the Tokyo Olympics, showcasing international unity. The year also saw increased Cold War tensions, the beginning of the Beatles' global fame, and pivotal cultural shifts. Overall, 1964 was a year of transformative progress in civil rights, technology, and cultural influence.