The 1990s unleashed a wide range of television from animated hits to sitcoms like "Seinfeld" and "Friends," to dramas like "The Sopranos."

From Nirvana to The Dixie Chicks to Tupac, the 1990s represented a decade of great musical diversity that appealed to nearly every musical taste.

Bill Clinton's presidency began and ended with controversy from an inability to reform the US's health care system to a sex scandal that led to impeachment.

The early 1990s saw the world change due to political events like the Warsaw Pact, Mandela's release from prison, the Persian Gulf War and Clinton's presidency.

The 1990s brought on the Internet along with a dark side of the tech boom in the form of hackers, online predators and the proliferation of pornography.

Terrorism in the 1990s was a bounty of devastating events, including one of the worst domestic terrorist attacks in history: the Oklahoma City bombing.

The 1990s saw a succession of racially fueled events from the Clarence Thomas/Anita Hill hearings, to the Rodney King riots to the O.J. Simpson trial.