A.P. European History
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Updated: 14 May 2018
Renaissance, Reformation, and a brief description of World War I.
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Created byBrandon Hernandez
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Events
(1520-1600)
Mannerism(1550-1750)
Baroque1377-1446
Filippo Brunelleschi:1440
Donatello:1444-1510
Sandro Botticelli:1483-1520
Raphael:1452-1519
Leonardo da Vinci:1475-1564
Michaelangelo:1304-1374
Petrarch:1400-1468
Johann Gutenberg:
Invented the printing press.1473-1543
Nicolaus Copernicus:
Upset the time-honored geocentric view
of the universe with his calculations of
his heliocentric system.1564-1616
William Shakespeare:1521
Anabaptists1531
Zwinglianism1536
Calvinism1540
Jesuits(1710-1790)
Rococo1469-1524
Christopher Columbus:(1492)
The Columbian Exchange1473-1626
Francis Bacon:
English thinker who advocated
the inductiveor experimental method.1596-1650
Rene Descartes:
French philosopher whose Discource on
Method argued that everything should
be doubted. (other than God)1564-1642
Galileo Galilei:
Made telescopic observations
that validated Copernican theory,
earned him condemnation by
the Inquisition.1514-1564
Andreas Vasalius:
Father of modern anatomy. Described
our skeletal, nervous, and other
systems in his book De Humani
Corporis Fabrica.(1700-1800's)
The Agricultural Revolution(1000-1750)
The Commercial RevolutionJuly 28, 1914
Austria declared
war on Serbia.
Russia mobilizes.(July-November 1916)
The Battle of SommeJanuary 1919
The Paris Peace Conference1515-1547
Francis I:1339-1441
Jan Van Eyck:(1400-1700's)
Witch Hunts1483-1546
Martin Luther:1505-1564
John Calvin:1509-1547
Henry VIII:1491-1556
Ignatius Loyola:1577-1640
Peter Paul Rubens:(August 24, 1572)
The St. Bartholomew Day Massacre1478-1516 (1474-1504)
Ferdinand of Aragon (Isabella of Castile):(1524-1525)
The Peasants' War1484-1531
Ulrich Zwingli:PERIOD 1:
1450PERIOD 2:
1648PERIOD 3:
1815PERIOD 4:
1914END.(1790-1820)
Neoclassicism(1820-1860)
Romanticism(1850-1870)
Realism(1870-1920)
Impressionism(20th Century)
Modern Art, Post-Modernism,
Futurism, Surrealism, Dada,
Pop Art, etc.(1521)
The Diet of Worms1500-1558
Charles V:(1555)
The Peace of Augsburg1558-1603
Elizabeth I:1515-1582
Teresa de Avila:(1545-1563)
The Council of Trent1541-1614
El Greco:1598-1680
Gianlorenzo Bernini:(1598)
The Edict of Nantes(1648)
The Peace of Westphalia1740-1786
Fredrick II:1682-1725
Peter the Great1589-1610
Henry IV:1585-1642
Cardinal Richelieu:1643-1715
Louis XIV:1619-1683
Jean Baptiste Colbert:1642-1727
Isaac Newton:
He incorporated the astronomy
of Copernicus and Kepler with
the physics of Galileo into the
principle of universal gravitation.1596-1650
Rene Descartes:
advocated the use of deductive
reasoning and employed deductive
reasoning to prove his existence:
"I think; therefore, I am”1632-1704
John Locke:1694-1778
Voltaire:Periods
(1350-1550) Italian Renaissance1520-1600 Mannerism Art Movement1550-1750 Baroque Art Movement(1450-1700) Northern Renaissance(1337-1453) Hundred Years War1710-1790 Rococo Art Movement(1888-1889) The Glorious Revolution(1400-1600's) Exploration and Colonization(1500-1800) The Commercial Revolution(1756-1763) Seven Years' War(1685-1815) The EnlightenmentWorld War I1790-1820 Neoclassicism1820-1860 Romanticism1850-1870 Realism1870-1920(1517 – 1648) Protestant Reformation(1543-1688) The Scientific RevolutionGrouping
Famous Book Writers
Early Feminist
Events
1469-1499
Laura Cereta:Important Reformation Events
Events
1517
Friar Johann Tetzel
was authorized by Pope
Leo X to sell indulgences.1517
Martin Luther nailed his 95
Theses to the door of
Wittenbyrg Church.1519
Tenets of
Lutheranism
are published.1520
Luther is excommunicated
by Pope Leo X. However Charles
V refused to outlaw Luther
without a proper hearing.1521
Luther is outlawed yet "kidnapped" to safety
in Wittenberg by Fredrick the Wise.
(organized his reformed church)1534-1539
The English Parliament abolished Roman
Catholic monasteries and supports the newly
formed Anglican Church.1542
The Jesuits were in control of the
Spanish and Italian Inquisitions.1555
The Peace of Augsburg allowed German princes
to choose the religion of their subjects.
(limited to Lutheranism or Catholicism)1648
The Peace of Westphalia reinstates
the Peace of Augsburg, but Calvinism
was added as acceptable religions.Periods
(1618-1648) The Thirty Year's War(1545–1563) The Counter Reformation(1562-1598) French Wars of ReligionImportant Events Leading / Involved in WWI
Events
June 28, 1914
Archduke Ferdinand
is assassinated by a
member of the Black Hand.July 23, 1914
Austria presented
an ultimate to Serbia.August 1, 1914
Germany declared
war on Russia.August 3, 1914
France declared
war on Germany.August 4, 1914
Britain declared
war on Germany
after German forces
invaded Belgium.August 3, 1914
Germany invaded
Belgium as a part
of their Schleiffen Plan.1915
Neutral Italy
joined the war
against its formal
allies.1918
Austria-Hungary
collapsed and
Germany was
wracked with
a revolution.November 11, 1918
An armistice
ended WWI. Peace
settlements included
Wilson's 14 Points.
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