AP European History Timeline
Category: History
Updated: 5 months ago
Green is protestant reformation,
Red is England,
Cobalt blue is France,
Yellow is Spain,
Purple is Bohemia,
Orange is Prussia and the HRE,
*All dates are exact (month and day) unless they are 1 Jan then year
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Created byAnnaliese Kirk
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Martin Luthers 95 thesesDiet of WormsMarburg ColloqyPeace of AugsburgPeace of Cateau CamresisTreaty of WestphaliaPeace of PragueDefenestration of PragueSt. Bartholomew's Day massacrePeace of Saint-Germain-en-LayeDuke of Guise murders Huguenots while they worshipEdict of NantesFall of constantinoplePrinting PressCharles V sacks RomeBonfire of the VanitiesZahi the Spectacular Graces the universe with his presenceFerdinand II inherits Bohemian throneThe battle of White MountainEnglish Bill of RightsThe Glorious RevolutionHabeas Corpus ActThe Test ActThe Great London FireGreat London PlagueClarendon Code
(Act of Uniformity)RegicidePride's PurgeThe Battle of NasebyThe Petition of RightsGunpowder PlotModel ParliamentMagna CartaPalace of Versaile is builtEdict of FontainebleauPeriods
John WycliffeJan HusErasmusUlrich ZwingliJohn CalvinJohn KnoxKing Henry VIII rules EnglandDissolution of MonastariesMary I of EnglandQueen Elizabeth IThe Council of TrentBaroque art/ architectureSpanish ArmadaThe Thirty years warPetrarchAvignon papacy100 years warGreat Western SchismWar of Roses (England)Ferdinand and Isabella rule SpainFrancis II ruled FranceCharles IX ruled FranceHenry III ruled France3 Henry's WarHenry of Navarre is King of FranceLouis XIII King of FrancePhilip III rules SpainPhilip II rules SpainCharles II rules spainFredrick V king of BohemiaMaria Theresa of AustriaFredrick II (the Great)Fredrick William ruled PrussiaFrederick William I ruled PrussiaFerdinand of StyriaJames II rules EnglandSecond Anglo-Dutch war"Cavalier" ParlimentCharles II rules EnglandThe Restoration in EnglandRichard Cromwell
rules EnglandThe ProtectorateThe Puritan CommonwealthThe InterregnumCromwell rules EnglandEnglish Civil War"Long" ParliamentCharles IJames I king of Scotland, England, IrelandPeter I of RussiaIvan IV of RussiaFredrick I of PrussiaHenry VII rules EnglandLouis XIV rules FranceLa FrondeThomas HobbesBishop BossuetMachiavelliFrederick William II of PrussiaColumbian exchangeThe African Slave Trade
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