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Frank Henry
⟶ Updated 20 Jan 2020 ⟶
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Events
The “Glorious Revolution”
The steam engine
Battle of the Plains of Abraham
Adam Smith’s Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations
The French National Assembly
The Storming of the Bastille
The Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen
Mary Wollstonecraft’s A Vindication of the Rights of Woman
Continental System
International Workingmen’s Association
Suffragettes
Theory of Relativity
Schlieffen Plan
Russian Revolution
Treaty of Versailles
Third International or Comintern
League of Nations
SA (Stormtroopers)
The Stock Market Crash of 1929
The Reichstag Fire
Hiroshima
Moses and the Exodus
Kingdom divides into two kingdoms: Israel (North) and Judah (South)
The Northern Kingdom is Defeated by the Assyrians
The Southern Kingdom is defeated by the Babylonians
Return to Palestine
Beginning of the compilation of the Hebrew Bible
Maccabean revolt, Jewish control of Palistine
Romans conquer Palestine and Capture Jerusalem
Conversion of Paul of Tarsus
Christians arrive in India
Edict of Milan
Council of Nicaea defines the full divine nature of Jesus and condemns teachings of Arius
Emperor Theodosius declared Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire
Council of Chalcedon adopts the dogma that Christ is “one person with two natures”; dissent leads to breakup of the church and establishment of Eastern Christian churches in Armenia, Syria, Egypt, Ethiopia, Eritrea and India
Christians spread into China eventually
Boniface sent as a missionary to Germanic tribes
rise of the Paple States
Council of Nicaea two defends the veneration of icons
Charlamane crowned
Schism between Eastern Orthadox and Roman Catholic
Invention of the printing press
Christopher Columbus lands in the Americas
Martin Luther writes his 95 Theses
Conquest of Mexico by Hernán Cortés
Ulrich Zwingli leads reform movement in Zurich
Corpernicus publishes On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres, advancing heliocentrism (planets revolving around the sun)
King Henry VIII creates separate Church of England
Calvin leads reform movement in Geneva; Tyndale’s English Bible is printed
Jesuits founded by Ignatius of Loyola and companions
Peace of Augsburg is signed, allowing German princes to establish Lutheranism or Catholicism in their realms
Matteo Ricci brings mission to China
First Baptist church established in Amsterdam
King James Bible completed
Puritans arrive in North America on the Mayflower and establish a colony at Plymouth
Roger Williams found the colony of Providence, the first American colony with religious liberty
Periods
The Commercial Revolution
Old Regime
Atlantic Slave Trade
The Scientific “Revolution”
The (Second) Agricultural Revolution
The English Civil War
Witch Hunts
The Industrial Revolution
The American Revolution
The Reign of Terror
Trade Unionism
Napoleonic Code
Risorgimento
Congress of Vienna
Crimean War
Austro-Hungarian Empire
The Second Industrial Revolution
Triple Alliance
Purge Trials/Great Purges
Kristallnacht
World War II
Blitzkrieg (“lightning warfare”)
Battle of Stalingrad
Abraham migrates to Caanan. beginning of the patriarchal period
beginning of civilization
Joshua leads the invasion of Caanan; the period of the judges
David rains as king
Temple rebuilt
Alexander the Great conquers the Near East, institutes the process of Hellenization
Rule of Herod the Great
ministry of Jesus
New Testaments are written
beginnings of civilization
beginning of civilization
Clovis unites Gaul (France) and adopts Christianity
life of Muhammad
Jerusalem, North Africa, and Spain come under Arab rule
First Crusade
Fourth Crusade; Western soldiers pillage Constantanople
Avignon papacy in France
Bubonic plague
Council of Constance ends rival papal claims and pronounces conciliarism
Fransis Xavier leads missions in India and Japan
Fransis Xavier leads missions in India and Japan
Council of Trent reforms the Roman Catholic church
Thirty Years War
