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Mutants implicated in the failure of missiles during Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962. (Expand the gallery to fullscreen for the full experience.)
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Magneto implicated in the 1963 assassination of President Kennedy.
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In 1965, Charles Xavier opens a school for mutants—or, um, gifted students.
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In 1967, Bolivar Trask of Trask Industries develops artificial limbs.
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Trask meets with Nixon in secret in 1972.
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Nixon gives Trask a contract for the Sentinel Mark I.
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Xavier makes a plea in Washington, D.C. for mutant rights in 1975.
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Pietro Maximoff (aka Quicksilver) breaks scores of world records in 1977, making some question mutants' place in sports.
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Televangelist Bob Bell calls mutants "god's curse" in 1984.
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Chernobyl nuclear plant disaster in 1986 causes rise in mutant expression in infants.
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Germany erects a wall in Berlin to separate mutants and non-mutants. In an act of protest, mutants tear down a section in 1988.
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In the late 1980s Trask Industries begins building a Mutant Registry using DNA.
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In 1991, South Africa becomes a safe haven for mutants.
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Mutants ally themselves with the Zapatista movement in 1994.
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