GDQAPEUROHISTORY TIMELINE
Category: Autre
mise à jour avec succès: 11 janv. 2019
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95 Theses (1517)Johannes GutenbergMarco PoloDiet of Worms (1521)Council of Trent (1545-1563)Diet of Augsburg (1530)Peace of Augsburg (1555)Saint Bartholomew’s Day Massacre (1572)Edict of Nantes (1598)Bohemian Phase
(1618-1625)Danish Phase (1625-1629)Swedish Phase (1630-1635)French Phase (1635-1648)Edict of Restitution (1629)Peace of Westphalia (1648)Francesco PetrarchAdmiral Zheng HeHenri IVNiccolo MachiavelliKing Ferdinand II of AragonKing Louis XI of FranceKing Henry VII of EnglandFerdinand II and Isabella I’s marriage (1496)War of the Roses (1455 – 1485)Henry Tudor becomes king (1485)Reconquista (1492)King Henry VII married Elizabeth (1486)Louis XI Rebels (1456)Louis XI crowned king (1461)Constantinople fell to Ottoman muslims (1453)Bartholomeu Dias rounded the Cape of Good Hope (1487)Vasco Da Gama reached India (1497)Christopher Columbus was financed by Spain (1492)Treaty of Tordesillas (1494)Newfoundland (1497)Jacques Cartier travelled West (1534-1541)British East India Company (1600)Dutch West India Company (1621)Dutch East India Company (1602)Bank of Amsterdam (1609)New Nobility (1500s to present)Ottoman Siege of Vienna (1683)William Frederick gains right to taxation (1660)Ivan IV’s Consolidation of Power (1533)Peter the Great Takes Azov (1696)Peter the Great Improvement of Russia (1697)James II comes to power (1685)English Bill of Rights (1689)Dutch Gain Independence (1648)Thomas MoreBaldassare CastiglioneDesiderius ErasmusMichelangeloLeonardo da VinciRembrandtNicolaus CopernicusTycho BraheThomas KeplerGalileoEmperor Charles V of HREPrince Henry “The Navigator”Bartolomeu DiasVasco Da GamaChristopher ColumbusPedro AlvaresJohn CabotMartin FrobisherJacques CartierFrancis ICardinal RichelieuLouis XIVJean-Baptiste ColbertEdward VIMary I of EnglandElizabeth IFrancis BaconRené DescartesSir Isaac NewtonImmanuel KantJohn LockeVoltaireJean-Jacques RousseauAdam SmithLouis XVIMarie AntoinetteGeorges DantonMaximilien RobespierreNapoleon BonaparteLouis XVI is executed (January 1793)Marie Antoinette executed (October 1793)Committee of Public safety forms (April 1793)Robespierre responds to crisis of invasion and internal rebellion (between April - October 1793)“Enemies of revolution” tried (October 1793)Moderate PhaseModerate Phase- Calling the Estates
(May 5th, 1789)Moderate Phase - National Assembly (June 1789)Moderate Phase- King’s Response (June 1789)Moderate Phase- Popular Uprising (July 1789)Moderate Phase - Popular Uprising (July 1789)National Assembly eliminates noble privileges
( August 1789 )Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen (August 1789)Women’s bread march (October 1789)National assembly constructed a constitutional monarchyNobility abolished (June 1790)Civil Constitution of the Clergy (July 1790)Constitution passes (September 1790)France declares war on Austria (April 1792)Prussian and Austrian Armies defeat French invasion force (August 1792)Angry crowd stormed the Tuileries Palace (August 1792)France declared a republic (September 1792)King’s secret letters found (November 1792)Louis Caet convicted of treason (December 1792)Women’s political clubs closed (October 1793)Right to a defense attorney eliminated (June 1794)Robespierre executed (July 1794)End of Terror (1795)New Constitution written (1795)High children birth rate (1700s)Infanticide persecutions stopped (1700s)Leisure time (1700s)Food diet change (1700s)Consumer Society (1700s)Jesuits abolished (1700s)Protestant Revival (1700s)Medicine (1700s)Périodes
REFORMATIONNEW MONARCHS / CENTRALISATIONRENAISSANCETRADE & EXPLORATIONItalian Renaissance (1350-1550)Northern Renaissance (1450-1700)Mannerism (1520-1600)Baroque (1550-1750)The Scientific Revolution (1550 - 1700)30 Years WarHUMAN EXPERIENCE IN EARLY MODERN EUROPESpain Imports New World Goods (1504 -1630)Price Revolution (1504 - 1630)The Columbian ExchangeDutch and Portuguese trade domination (1500)Improvements in Agriculture (1600s)Enclosure (1700 - 1800)Social Problems (1500 - 1600)Absolutism (1600 - 1700)ABSOLUTISM VS. CONSTITUTIONALISMThe Fronde (1648-1653)War of Spanish Succession (1701-1713)Great Northern War (1700-1721)English Civil War (1642-1649)ENLIGHTENMENTTHE FRENCH REVOLUTIONLIFE IN 18TH CENTURY EUROPE
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