Morsi's presidency
June 30, 2012
Morsi takes office.

August
Morsi strips military of say in legislation and drafting the new constitution.
November
Morsi declares himself above the judiciary; sets a Dec. 15 vote on constitution whose legitimacy is disputed; hundreds of thousands protest.
December 11
December 15
January 2013
Protests in Tahrir Square against Morsi on the second anniversary of the start of the revolt against former President Hosni Mubarak
February
Morsi schedules elections for new lower house of parliament to begin in April; election postponed
March
Protests continue in Port Said and other cities for weeks, with dozens dying in clashes; some police units go on strike
May
Morsi reshuffles Cabinet, bringing in more ministers from the Muslim Brotherhood
June
Demonstrators accuse Muslim Brotherhood of hijacking revolution and using electoral victories to monopolize power and impose Islamic law
June 30
Millions of demonstrators demand Morsi’s resignation
July 1
With protestors still in the streets, military warns it will intervene
July 3
Military took control of the country, suspending the constitution and asking for new parliamentary elections
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