30
/
AIzaSyAYiBZKx7MnpbEhh9jyipgxe19OcubqV5w
April 1, 2024
Public Timelines
FAQ
Menu
Public Timelines
FAQ
Public Timelines
FAQ
For education
For educational institutions
For teachers
For students
Open cabinet
For educational institutions
For teachers
For students
Open cabinet
Create
Close
Create a timeline
Public timelines
Library
FAQ
Download
Export
Duplicate
Premium
Embed
ENG 140 Timeline
Updated 20 Sep 2022
A timeline created for the ENG 140 British Literature I course at Clark U showing major events in European and Atlantic world history, focusing primarily on British literature.
0
0
446
Share
Contributors
Created by
Justin Shaw
List of Edits
Attachments
Comments
Events
Columbus's first expedition to the Caribbean
Reconquista ends in Spain; Alhambra Decree
Magna Carta issued
Beowulf likely written
Edict of Expulsion, England
Norman invasion (William invades England)
King Charles I executed
William Shakespeare is born
Acts of Supremacy passed in England
King John loses French territories
Shakespeare's First Folio published
Leonardo da Vinci moves to France
Wyatt and Surrey translate Petrarch; produce first sonnets in English
Petrarch dies
Dante publishes The Divine Comedy
Marco Polo's final journey to Asia
Michelangelo dies
John Cabot explores North America
Hernan Cortes invades the Aztec Empire
Spanish Armada defeated
Gerardus Mercador publishes his map of the world
King James charters the London and Plymouth Companies
Massachusetts Bay Colony founded
Expulsion of Moriscos from Spain
1st Africans arrive in North America
1st named African man explores North America
Machiavelli publishes The Prince
Fall of Constantinople; end of Middle Ages
Peasants' Revolt in England
England wins the Battle of Agincourt
Henry VI loses French territories
first English Parliament held
Malory publishes Le Morte d'Arthur
William Caxton sets up first printing press in England; publishes Canterbury Tales
Caxton translates Aesop's Fables into English
Johannes Gutenberg invents the printing press
Authorized Version of the Bible (KJV) published
Caedmon's Hymn composed (approx.)
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight composed (approx.)
first Wycliffe Bible appears in England
Margery Kempe completes autobiography
The King of Tars is written (approx.)
Silence a Romance is written (approx.)
Judith poem composed (approx.)
Acts of Union passed; Great Britain created
Anglo-Norman invasion of Ireland
first Breton lais composed by Marie de France
Geoffrey of Monmouth writes pseudohistory of early British kings, incl. King Arthur
Cervantes publishes 2nd part of bestseller Don Quixote
Viking invasion of Anglo-Saxon Britain
UK ends occupation of Hong Kong
English monarchy restored
Augustine of Canterbury lands in England; begins early English Church
Queen Elizabeth II born
Nicolas II of Russia assassinated
Aphra Behn publishes Oroonoko
slave trade outlawed in British Empire
Newton publishes first paper
Archbishop Thomas Becket assassination ordered by Henry II
teaching begins at University of Oxford
University of Cambridge founded
Harvard College founded
Luther publishes 95 Theses
Charlemagne crowned emperor
Henry IV usurps the English crown
Milton's Paradise Lost is published
Dryden as first Poet Laureate of Britain
Mary I marries Spanish King
Wales colonized by England
Pope Paul III issues the Sublimis Deus bull
Pope Nicholas V issues Dum Diversas bull
Treaty of Tordesillas
Periods
Fall of Western Rome
Dissolution of the Monasteries
Wars of the Roses
Hundred Years' War in Europe
Elizabethan reign
Italian Renaissance
French Renaissance
The Crusades
Inca Empire active
Mongol Empire active
The Black Death in Europe
Ottoman Empire
The Canterbury Tales composed
Great Vowel Shift in English language
Anglo-Saxon period in Britain
Julian of Norwich has revelations of the divine
composition of the Mabinogion, Wales
Chretien de Troyes adds Lancelot to Arthurian myth; popularizes Arthurian romance genre
Britain is part of Scandinavia (North Sea Empire)
British Empire
English Renaissance (roughly)
English Civil War
Interregnum
English Restoration
Stuart dynasty in England
Tudor dynasty in England
Spanish Empire
World War 1
World War 2
Roman Britain (Britannia)
Plantagenet dynasty in England
Victorian era
House of Windsor
House of Romanov in Russia
Haitian Revolution
Royal African Company/Merchants active
American Civil War
American Revolution
British control of India
French Revolution
French Colonial Empire (generally)
Louis XIV era in France
legal closure of theaters in England
Spanish "Golden Age"
Protestant Reformation in Europe
Catholic Inquisition
Medieval Catholic Inquisition
Great Famine in Europe
Holy Roman Empire
Danish control of Britain (Danelaw)
Industrial Revolution
Age of Enlightenment
Scientific Revolution
Romanticism period
British colonization of Ireland
Jews not allowed in England
About & Feedback
Terms
Privacy
Library
2024
©
Time.Graphics
Support 24/7
Cabinet
Get premium
Donate
The service accepts bank transfer (ACH, Wire) or cards (Visa, MasterCard, etc). Processed by Stripe.
Secured with SSL
Excellent (Trustpilot Reviews)
Based on 115+ reviews
Write your own review on
Trustpilot.com
Comments