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There have been Libertarian activists working in California from the beginning, and many | There have been Libertarian activists working in California from the beginning, and many Californians were involved in the first national convention in 1972. But the first convention of what we now know as the [[Libertarian Party of California]] wasn't held until 1973, and the state government didn't recognize the LP as a party until 1980. | ||
The following is a timeline covering approximately the first ten years of LP events and activities in California. Also included, in italics, are some events elsewhere that help provide context for what was happening in California at the same time. | The following is a timeline covering approximately the first ten years of LP events and activities in California. Also included, in italics, are some national events and events that took place elsewhere that help provide context for what was happening in California at the same time. | ||
* ''11 December 1971 - Committee to Organize a Libertarian Party, meeting in Colorado, decides to [[Document:Minutes 11 Dec 1971 Committee to Organize a Libertarian Party|decides to actually do that]] (and to name it "Libertarian Party").'' | * ''11 December 1971 - Committee to Organize a Libertarian Party, meeting in Colorado, decides to [[Document:Minutes 11 Dec 1971 Committee to Organize a Libertarian Party|decides to actually do that]] (and to name it "Libertarian Party").'' | ||