Social Sciences Timeline
Category: History
Updated: 4 months ago
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Created byEmma Duncan
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Greece settles into
polis (city-states)Height of AthensRome takes over
Alexander's landAlexandria builtSiege of JerusalemRome conquers BritainNero prosecutes
CatholicsJewish Jerusalem destroyed by RomansConstantine legalizes Christianity,
builds St Peter's in RomeChristianity official religion of empireCouncil of Nicaeapagans blamed Christian
impiety for sack of RomeLast Roman Emperor of WestVisigoths sack RomeSt Augustine: City of GodFormation of Christian EuropeClovis converts to ChristianityPope Gregory excommunicated Henry VIDictatus PapaePeasant's RevoltMagna CartaPrinting PressThe PrinceChurch of England foundedPeace of
AugsburgDefenestration of PraguePeace of WestphaliaSimplicissimusJamestownPlymouth, Mayflower CompactMass Bay ColonyModel of A Christain CharityMary Dyer killedGreat Migration of
Puritans beginsFirst Printing PressGlorious RevolutionCopernicusl'Estates-General a VersaillesThe Social Contract - RousseauDeclaration of
IndependenceUS ConstitutionUS Bill of RightsWollstonecraft: A
Vindication of the
Rights of Women"Prise la Bastille"Louis XVI executedDeclaration of
the Rights of ManPeriods
Woodland PeriodAncient and Classical GreeceAlexander the GreatJesusAncient RomeApostolic PeriodChristianity as a faithMost of Western Europe CatholicMiddle Ages in EuropeConstantine as emperorTheodosius as EmperorHoly Roman EmpireNo Roman rulerMuhammad and IslamCharlemagneThe CrusadesHigh Medieval SocietyLate Medieval SocietyHundred Year's WarSchism in ChurchBlack DeathAvignon PapacyPhillip IIScholasticismAquinasBoccacio's DecameronThe RenaissanceFrancisco PetrarchDanteLeonardo Da VinciLouis XIVEarly Modern EraAge of ExplorationAncien RegiemeEra of AbsolutismKing Henry VIIIDissolves Roman Catholic ChurchCharles V30 Years WarCatherine De MediciJohn WinthropRoger WilliamsAnne HutchinsonKing Phillips WarsWilliam and Mary ruleSalem Witch TrialsThe EnlightenmentThe Scientific RevolutionFrench RevolutionDevelopment of New England
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