#9th first midterm 2024

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9th First Mid-term Original Question  2024

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[youngbugandtonystank]

Hi. Do u have a list of when the CW, HC, IW, Endgame, and FFH happened? The MCU timeline is an utter mess. HC happened around Sep 2016. If it started 2 months after CW, it means CW took place in June (before Peter's birthday that's why Tony thought he was still 14 in HC). The school year would've already ended atm, but why did Peter say he had homework? Then IW happened in 2018, but which months? All I know it's; 1) before Aug, bcs Tony said his wedding decoy date was Aug 27, (cont.)

(cont.) 2) after Jan, bcs Betty said they already took their midterm test before The Snap. And then Endgame happened 5 years later (2023). Was that exactly 5 years or 5 years and few months? We know FFH happened during summer (June 2024). If it took place 8 months after The 2nd Snap, it means Endgame took place in Oct 2023? But how long it took for the Avengers to build the time travel machine? When did exactly Scott return? Sept? Ugh. Please help me clear my mind or I might implode. Thanks!

Hi!

I answered something similar to this here and here. In one of those, I posted the official timeline Marvel created after Homecoming.

1942 - 1945: Captain America: The First Avenger (2011) 1995: Captain Marvel (2019) 2009: Iron Man (2008) 2010: Iron Man 2 (2010), The Incredible Hulk (2011), Thor (2011) 2012: The Avengers (2012), Iron Man 3 (2013) 2013: Thor: The Dark World (2013) 2014: Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014), Guardians of the Galaxy (2014), Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017) 2015: Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015), Ant-Man (2015) 2016: Captain America: Civil War (2016), Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), Black Panther (2018) 2016 - 2017: Doctor Stranger (2016) 2017: Thor: Ragnarok (2017) 2018: Avengers: Infinity War (2018), Ant-Man & the Wasp (2018) 2019: Avengers: Endgame (2019), Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019)

The years on the left are the MCU timeline and the years between parentheses is the release date of the movies.

Civil War and Homecoming happened in 2016. Peter says he has homework in CW because as established in the timeline site, in June 2019, which has the same days of the week as June 2024, New York high schools finished on June 26th. And Tony met Peter on May 23, 2016. 

 Infinity War took place two years after CW and HOCO. Endgame started on October 3rd 

Scott returns this day. Endgame begins in mid-2018 then the five years later jump happens, making it 2023. In the movie they confirm this, Ebony Maw from 2014 says that Nebula has come from ‘9 years in the future’. On October 9, they start working on the time travel theory Scott told them about, so between the 9th and the 16th, they’re working on the time machine/time heist.  

In Infinity War, they reveal the decoy date for Tony and Pepper’s wedding: August 27th. And Infinity War starts mid-to-late May 2018, late April-early May 2018.

Here’s the MCU timeline with detailed facts and events from 2016. If you want to see more years, just change the year in the ‘timeline’ tag. 

In FFH, Betty references the last day of their school before summer in June, and it’s mentioned that they were brought back 8 months ago. So you’re absolutely right, Endgame took place in October 2023. On October 27th, Peter comes back to school to reunite with Ned.

I don’t know why but it’s always the Spider-Man movies making the mistakes when it comes to dates. Here’s an example: they showed that the decathlon competition was on October 13-15, 2016 and then later they changed that to September 14, 2016.

In the first image, you can see the poster at the beginning of the movie and the second one was when Peter was about to ask if he could come back to the decathlon team before the competition. So you’re right when you say CW took place in June. Between May and June. The events of the airport happened in June 2016 and Tony visited Peter in May 2016 because that’s when he got Peter’s passport. 

And yes, you’re right when you say Tony thought Peter was still 14 because Peter’s birthday is on August 10 and Tony met him on May 23, 2016. 

lmao

If you don’t mind, I’m going to answer another ask that is similar to yours, this is for the anon asking for more details about the timeline and facts they could use for their irondad fics regarding said timeline:

1. Peter quits the school band on his birthday because of Spider-Man and his extra-curricular activities. He quit band expecting a call from Happy or Tony. But Tony was probably too heartbroken to even remember Peter’s birthday or something else. 

2. Mysterio's crew learn Tony left an inheritance for Peter on June 27th, 2024 and Peter gets that inheritance on June 28th. 

3. Peter’s identity is revealed on July 10th. 

4. On July 17th, Coney Island reopens eight years after what happened between Peter and Toomes. That means Toomes has been in prison (maybe, we still don’t know because of the snap, he could’ve died and then after the blip escaped) for around eight years. 

5. Flash is now famous lmao given that the Daily Bugle gave everyone his real name and nickname thanks to the video he provided of the attack on the bridge tower. 

6. Ned is also famous too since he gave a statement to the news about Night Monkey lmao a very funny one: “He’s like some kind of European knock-off, I guess? Which is cool, I mean, Spider-Man is awesome and other countries probably need their own spider-power-based heroes just in case, but I’ve seen Spider-Man before and that definitely wasn’t him. He was all in black. Spider-Man doesn’t wear black. So, like, case closed.”

7. The raid on Area 51 is canon in the MCU lmao 

8. The Daily Bugle reached out to some of the teachers at Midtown High School for more background on Peter but they declined to comment.

9. On October 17th Tony sees Peter again after 5 years and dies the same day.

10. Tony's funeral was on October 29th. So that means Peter returned to school and then had to grieve his father-figure and then attend his funeral on October 29th. Talk about traumatic life events...

11. On May 30th, 2018 Tony was discussing his wedding plans with Pepper on Central Park, and Peter was on a field trip to the Museum of Modern Art.

12. Happy is the only one that could’ve informed Nick Fury that Tony made Peter an Avenger, this means Tony and Happy talked about the kid while Peter was dead. These are just crumbs lmao but we have a little confirmation that Tony talked about Peter during those five years with someone other than Pepper.  someone send your ‘happy and tony talk about peter and tony suffers a mental breakdown’ fics asap 

13. Peter Parker died on May 31st, 2018. 

:D only happy facts here 

[preppernewstoday]

Vote results are in There were a few interesting propositions on ballots at the state and county level in midterm elections that took place Tuesday, November 8 th 2022. In this article, however, I will be focusing on Oregon. First, let's take a few minutes to review this article from a liberal publication. Gun laws and abortions: Why Eastern Oregon votes to join Idaho. Both Morrow County, and Wheeler County voted in favor of Idaho's partition. The Greater Idaho ballot measures have been passed in 11 counties in central Oregon and eastern Oregon. These propositions were passed by 62% or greater majority. There were nine counties before Tuesday's vote: Sherman, Jefferson and Klamath. Now, Morrow (60%) and Wheeler (58%) counties are joining in. More Western Oregon Gun-Grabbing The statewide Oregon Ballot measure 114 was another ballot measure. This anti-gun legislation is terrible. To possess any modern firearm (post-1898), would need a permit from the state government. This includes fingerprinting, background checks and mandatory training. A second provision would ban magazines containing more than 10 cartridges. This is what I am writing on November 9th. It appears that the measure was passed with 50.7%. This ballot measure was supported by the liberal and more populous western counties of Oregon. People in central and eastern Oregon overwhelmingly opposed it, but they are unfortunately outnumbered by the state’s "wet-siders". In May 2022, Josephine County and Douglas County voted against the Greater Idaho plan. Ballot Measure 114 passed, so it is possible that another vote on Partition will be taken in the opposite direction. In fact, I anticipate a petition being circulated to retest the Greater Idaho partition within Douglas and Josephine counties sometime between 2023 and 2024. Four additional counties in central and east Oregon need to vote on the issue of partition. In 2023, a vote is already scheduled for Wallowa County. A Greater Idaho press release states that "County clerks refused to permit the movement to gather signatures from Crook and Gilliam county, and county commissioners of Crook, Gilliam and Umatilla have not yet agreed for an advisory question to be placed on the ballot." Ballot Measure 114's passage will be seen by eastern Oregonians as the "last straw" in the forthcoming Greater Idaho county-level referendums. It will be evidence of the fact that the east and west halves share nothing. The "woke" politics in the west counties of The Cascades has become a chronic disease. It will not be possible to reconcile the differences between the dry and wet sides of Oregon. A partition inevitable. The question isn't "if", it's "when". Loss of Eastern Counties Willn't Cause a Loss in Revenue One common argument is that if Eastern counties split, it will result in a loss of income or property tax revenue. In reality, there are many roads and bridges that require maintenance and repair. The eastern counties are subsidized in Oregon by taxpayers from the western counties. The eastern counties have negative tax revenue! The End Game It seems very likely that the Greater Idaho Movement will prevail. It is almost certain because of politics and demographics. It is likely that Idaho's state legislature will approve it. However, Oregon's state legislators might delay their approval for a few more years. They fear losing many counties that collectively make up 60% of Oregon's land. They will have to give in at some point, probably during an Oregon state budget crisis. The U.S. Congress will need to approve the partition. I pray for a positive vote. JWR