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AP EURO TIMELINE
A timeline of a few of the Module 1, 2 and 3 Dates along with a few extras. Not guaranteed to be correct, but far more complete than the original. Color coded.
Created by
Malik Endsley
⟶ Updated 5 Oct 2017 ⟶
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COLOR CODE OCT 5:
Light Green: Periods
Dark Green: Scientists
Red: Notable Conflicts
Blue: Neutral Events
Orange: Reign of Leaders
5 Oct 2017
Events
Peace of Augsburg
Edict of Nantes
Gutenberg's Press
Concordat of Bologna
Brunelleschi's Dome
Jan van Eyck's Paintings
Lorenzo Valla's False Donation
Reconquista
France Invades Florence, Hapsburg-Valois Wars
Court of the Start Chamber
Machiavelli writes The Prince
Sir Thomas More writes Utopia
Sack of Rome by HRE
Periods
Charles V: Hapsburg dynastic king of HRE & some of Spain. Demanded Luther recant.
Elizabeth I's Reign: Defeated Spanish Armada, established vague religious policy to bring peace
Catherine De Medici: Wife of Henry II. Catholic, and allied with Huguenots to gain power.
Henry II: Succeeded by wife. ^
Philip II: Spanish King, contained Ottomans, exploited religious conflict.
Peasant Revolt
French Wars of Religion: Wars between Huguenots and Catholics. Resulted in Henry IV
Henry IV: Ascended as Catholic convert. Signed Edict of Nantes.
Council of Trent: Reformed Catholic Church.
Baroque art gains popularity (end not taught yet.)
The Renaissance
Petrarch (Not a Leader, just Orange)
Mannerist Art
Laura Cereta and La Querre De Femmes
Scientific Revolution
Nicolaus Copernicus
Johannes Kepler
Galileo
Isaac Newton
Vesalius
William Harvey
Francis Bacon
Rene Descartes ("De Cart")
Robert Boyle
New Monarchs
Light Green: Periods
Dark Green: Scientists
Red: Notable Conflicts
Blue: Neutral Events
Orange: Reign of Leaders