March 1 Holidays (2021/2022), Historical Events, Famous Birthdays

Holiday name	Holiday location	Holiday type
Heroes' Day	Paraguay	National Holiday
Patriots' Day	Mongolia	Observance
Zero Discrimination Day	-	International
Independence Movement Day	South korea	National Holiday
St. David's Day	Multiple [Show]	Observance
Self-Injury Awareness Day	-	International
Martisor (first day of spring)	Moldova	Observance
Independence Day	Multiple [Show]	Public Holiday
World Compliment Day	-	Weird
Baba Marta	Bulgaria	Observance
Mărțișor	Romania	Observance
Yap Day	Micronesia	Local Holiday
Day of the Balearic Islands	Spain (Balearic Islands)	Local Holiday
National Pig Day	-	Weird
Women's History Month	-	Monthly
March bank holiday	Qatar	Bank Holiday
National Dadgum That’s Good Day	-	Weird
National Peanut Butter Lover’s Day	-	Weird
National Fruit Compote Day	-	Weird
National Horse Protection Day	-	Weird
National Minnesota Day	-	Weird
Finisher’s Medal Day	-	Weird

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Historical Events on March 1

1562: The French Wars of Religion officially start when 63 Huguenots are murdered in Wassy, France.
1565: Rio de Jeneiro is founded as a city on this day.
1628: According to writs issued in February of 1628, today is the date that all towns must pay a ship tax in England. Previously only seaport towns had to pay a ship tax.
1642: Georgeana, Massachusetts is officially incorporated as a city. This city – which is now known as York, Maine – is considered to be the oldest incorporated city in the U.S.
1692: Tituba, Sara Good and Sara Osborne are brought in front of Salem Village’s local magistrate. This would be the beginning of the Salem Witch Trials.
1781: The Articles of Confederation are adopted by the Continental Congress.
1790: The first census audit in the U.S is authorized.
1793: During the French Revolutionary War, the Battle of Aldenhoven begins.
1815:S President James Madison signs into law Georgetown University’s congressional charter.
1836: Delegates from almost 60 Texas communities meet at a convention convened in Washington-on-the-Brazos, Texas to debate about becoming independent from Mexico.
1845: The Republic of Texas officially starts on its road to becoming a U.S state when United States President John Tyler signs a bill that allows the U.S to annex it.
1867: Nebraska enters the United States as the 37^thS. State. The name of Lancaster, Nebraska is changed to Lincoln and is made the state capital of the state.
1872: Yellowstone National Park is found and becomes the first national park in the entire world.
1881: The Minnesota State Capitol burns to the ground.
1893: The first public demonstration of radio is given by Nikola Tesla in the city of St. Louis, Missouri.