2013
5 November in history.
5 moments from 1499 to 2013: discovery, creativity and courage, each with a source to read more.
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1499
The first Breton and French dictionary is published
The Catholicon, written by Jehan Lagadeuc in 1464, was published. It was the first dictionary of the Breton language and also the first French dictionary.
Wikipedia: Catholicon (trilingual dictionary)Wikipedia: TréguierWikipedia: Breton language
Photo: Moreau.henri / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)
1872
Susan B. Anthony casts a vote
Women were not allowed to vote, but suffragist Susan B. Anthony voted anyway, for the first time in her life. She was later fined $100.
Wikipedia: Women's suffrage in the United StatesWikipedia: Susan B. Anthony

1895
The first US car patent
George B. Selden received the first patent for an automobile ever granted in the United States.
Wikipedia: George B. SeldenWikipedia: Patent
Photo: Unknown author / Wikimedia Commons (Public domain)

2007
China's first Moon satellite reaches orbit
Chang'e 1, China's first satellite sent to the Moon, settled into orbit around it.
Photo: Nasa / Wikimedia Commons (Public domain)
Moments chosen for discovery, creativity and courage. Each one links to a source where you can read more; photos are credited to their owners.
