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On This Day: December 10

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  1. 1869🗳️ The governor of Wyoming Territory signs a law making it the first American territory to grant women the right to vote.USA 250 · Source: HISTORY, Wyoming grants women the vote (Dec 10 1869)
  2. 1903⚛️ Marie Curie is honored with the Nobel Prize in Physics for research on radioactivity, the first woman so awarded.History · Source: NobelPrize.org; History.com (Dec 10 1903)
  3. 1939The Green Bay Packers blank the New York Giants, the first shutout in NFL playoff history, to win the title.Pro Football · Source: Wikipedia, '1939 NFL Championship Game'; Pro-Football-Reference (Dec 10 1939)
  4. 1948🕊️ The UN General Assembly in Paris adopts the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, championed by Eleanor Roosevelt.History · Source: United Nations, 'Universal Declaration of Human Rights' (Dec 10 1948)
  5. 1962🐪 David Lean's sweeping desert epic with Peter O'Toole as T. E. Lawrence premieres at London's Odeon Leicester Square.Movies · Source: Wikipedia, 'Lawrence of Arabia' premiere at Odeon Leicester Square, London (Dec 10 1962)
  6. 1993👹 id Software uploads DOOM as shareware, the gory first-person shooter that defines a new genre.Technology · Source: Wikipedia, 'Doom (1993 video game)' (Dec 10 1993)
  7. 2006LaDainian Tomlinson of the San Diego Chargers breaks the single-season touchdown record with his 29th, against the BroncosPro Football · Source: ESPN Playbook 'Yearbook, Dec. 10'; Chargers.com — 29th TD vs Broncos Dec 10, 2006
  8. 2022Morocco beats Portugal 1-0 to become the first African nation to reach a World Cup semifinalSports · Source: CNN, 'Morocco becomes first ever African team to reach the World Cup semifinals', Dec 10, 2022; ESPN match (10 Dec 2022)

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