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AP Modern European History
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Zoe
⟶ Updated 29 Oct 2018 ⟶
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Rococo and Neoclassicism
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Events
Black death arrives in Europe
Jacquerie peasant uprising
Statute of Kilkenny
English Peasants revolt
Plague symptoms first described in China
Plague arrives in black sea
500-600 dead/day in Vienna
Plague makes final appearance in Europe
Selman Waksman discovers effective treatment for plague
England and France start fighting
Aquitaine becomes land conflict
Aquitaine is 'officially' England's
France starts wanting Aquitaine back
Dispute over French throne begins
Edward III formally recognizes Philip VI's lordship over Aquitaine
Philip VI confiscates Aquitaine
French sea raids: fail
Battle of Crecy: Go England
Battle of Poitiers: Go England
Henry V invades France: Go England
Henry V marries Catherine of Valois: Go England
Henry V dies: boo England
Siege of Orleans: Go France
Joan of Arc's voices tell her England must go
Burgundians capture Joan of Arc
Second trial of Joan of Arc
English parliament is formally established
Papacy moves back to Rome
Hussite Church of Bohemia recognized by Emperor
Jan Hus burned for heresy
Serfdom is audi (in England)
Sodomy is considered a capital crime
Petrarch develops ideas of humanism
Gutenberg's printing press
Marriage of Isabella of Castile + Ferdinand of Aragon
Louis XI conquers Burgundy
Est. Inquisition in Spain
Spain conquers Granada, ending Reconquista
Machiavelli writes 'The Prince'
Est. 1st formal academy for artistic training in Florence
Northern Italian merchant economy is budding
King Edward III of England merks Florence
Florence --> Duchy of Tuscany
Francois Villon writes Le Testament
French King invades Italy
Italy is finally unified!
Petrarch proposes liberal arts education (Birth of humanism)
Castiglione writes The Courtier
Thomas More writes Utopia
Shift in artistic epicenter from Florence → Rome
Black slaves = 10% Lisbon/Evora population
Concordat of Bologna: balance church + state
Roman Catholic comeback
Roman Inquisition / Holy office est.
Martin Luther posts 95 Theses
Luther stands before the Diet of Worms
German Peasants war
Turkish victory at Mohacs
Henry VIII ends authority of Pope in England
Angela Merici est Ursulines as 1st womens teaching order
John Calvin publishes Institutes of the Christian Religion
Papal approval of Jesuits
1st official recognition of Lutheranism: Peace of Augsburg
St. Bartholomew's day massacre
England defeats Spanish Armada
Edict of Nantes
Luther ordained a priest
Luther debates Johann Eck at Leipzig
Marital freedoms increase
Imperial Diet at Augsburg
Ottoman Turks beseige Vienna
scandinavia joins protestant mvmt
Charles I of England executed
Restoration of English monarchy under Charles II
Charles II agrees to re-Catholicize England
Cossack revolt led by Stenka Razin
Louis XIV moves court to Versailles
Edict of Nantes revoked in France
Glorious revolution in England
Protestant Union formed
Catholic League formed
Peace of Westphalia signed
French govt finally fully paying for army
Peasant revolt Catalonia, Portugal, Netherlands
Cervantes writes Don Quixote
Periods
warmer than usual climate
'Little ice age'
The Great Famine
Babylonian captivity
Dante writes 'Divine Comedy'
Flanders peasant revolt
Hundred Years' War
Chaucer writes Canterbury Tales
3 sons of Philip the Fair rule France
Middle ages
Renaissance
Mongol armies spread plague
Intermittent plague outbreaks across europe
BIG plague in europe (black death)
King Edward II rules England
Inflation in Europe
Philip VI of Valois rules France
King Edward III rules England
England is winning
France makes a comeback
King Henry V rules England
Joan of Arc
King Charles VII rules France (guud dude)
France is winning
Many European countries have representative assemblies
Pope Boniface VIII papacy
King Philip the Fair rules France
Clement V papacy
Urban VI Papacy
The Great Schism
Clement VII Papacy
Alexander V Papacy
Healing of Schism
Martin V Papacy
Florence's special sodomy court processes 17,000 cases
# of schools quadruple in England
Medici family in power in Florence
Sforza family in power in Milan
Wars of the Roses in England
Michelangelo paints Sistine Chapel ceiling
Northern Italian economy thriving
Signoris rule Italy
Ostentatious signori courts in Northern Italy
Alexander VI Papacy
King Charles VIII rules France
Girolamo Savonarola rules Florence (badbad)
Habsburg-Valois wars
Desiderius Erasmus writes big bois
Renaissance + printing press = spike in literacy
Influx of African slaves into Iberian peninsula
Pope Paul III
Protestantism spreads
Council of Trent
Mary Tudor rules England
Catholicism back in England (temporarily)
Queen Elizabeth I rules England
Height of European Witch Hunt
Civil war in Netherlands
Martin Luther life
Luther is professor of scriptures
King Henry VIII rules England
Edward VI rules England
Anabaptists seize Munster
Crop failures
King Christian III rules Denmark-Norway
Charles V = emperor of Holy Roman Empire
Religious wars in switzerland + germany
Charles V fights protestants
Consolidation of serfdom in eastern Europe
Ivan the Terrible rules Russia
Henry IV rules France
Time of troubles in Russia
Growth of absolutism in Austria and Prussia
English civil war
Louis XIV rules France
Oliver Cromwell rules England
Jean Baptiste Colbert applies mercantilism to France
Construction of absolutist palaces
Peter the Great rules Russia
Habsburgs push Ottoman Turks from Hungary
War of the Spanish Succession
30 years war
Bohemian phase 30yw
Danish phase 30yw
Swedish phase 30yw
French phase
Peasant revolts in France
El Greco
Spanish Golden Age