9 Chapter 8 Timelines

TIMELINE OF JANE GOODALL'S LIFE 1934 — Born on April 3 in London, England 1938 — Sister, Judy, is born on Jane's fourth birthday 1940 — The Goodall family moves to Bournemouth, a seaside town in England 1952 — Graduates from high school 1957 — Heads to Africa for the first time on March 13 1960 — Moves to the Gombe Stream Game Reserve 1964 — Marries Hugo van Lawick 1967 — Jane and Hugo have a son, affectionatelyn called Grub 1971 — In the Shadow of Man, a book about her time in Africa, is published 1974 — Divorces Hugo

1975 — Marries Derek Bryceson, a member of the Tanzania government 1980 — Derek Bryceson dies of cancer 1986 — Learns of wild chimps' threatened extinction 1991 — Roots & Shoots begins with sixteen African teenagers 1994 — Begins the program TACARE (Take Care) 2000 — Reason for Hope: A Spiritual Journey is published 2002 — Hugo, Jane's first husband, dies of cancer

TIMELINE OF THE WORLD Jubilee, a baby chimpanzee, is born at the London Zoo The first Superman comic book is published World War II begins in Europe The Nazis take control of France World War II ends with victory for the Allies The movie Tarzan and the Amazons is released Jackie Robinson becomes the first African American to play major league baseball Elvis Presley has his first number one hit record with "Heartbreak Hotel" Two states in Africa, Tanganyika and Zanzibar, form the United Republic of Tanzania A chimp named Washoe learns American Sign Language South Africa ends apartheid, an extreme form of

separation of blacks and whites Nelson Mandela becomes the first black president of South Africa Stevie Nicks's album Street Angel includes "Jane," a song about Jane and her work An episode of The Simpsons features a character loosely based on Jane Barack Obama is elected president of the United States