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The marriage between these royals united the Castille and Aragon the two most powerful kingdoms in Spain. -
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He was known for lifting Puritan restrictions and oversaw the Great Fire of London.
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This is a significant moment of philosphy history as the book described politcal and theology themes with depth and was considered very influential during the Enlightenment. -
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Robinson Crusoe is a story about a man who ended up being stranded on an island and learned how to survive. -
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The Spirit of the Laws is considered a major influential work on political theory and shaping political thought of America. -
Denis Diderot when he published the encyclopedia challenged the authority of religious leaders and was persecuted by the church. -
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Voltaire had been exiled to England publiushed his book which was a satire of Leibniz's philosphy . -
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Her period of reign was known as the golden age of the Russian Empire, and was when Russia was modernized with Enlightenment ideals.
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A conflict between American colonists and British soldiers including five colonists being killed including Crispus Attucks. -
A protest run by the Sons of Liberty where hundreds of crates of tea were thrown into the Boston harbor. -
They were a series of four laws passed by the British Parliament to punish Massachusetts for the Boston Tea Party. -
The Battle of Lexington and Concord marked the start of the American Revolution and was where the shot heard round the world took place. -
The "Wealth of Nations" wanted to explore historical and contemporary examples of why or what made nations
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The Declaration of Independce can be seen as the United Sates formally recognizing their own sovreingty, and was signed by 56 brave humans. -
Marked the formal end of the war when General Charles Cornwallis surrendered to American Forces. -
The Treaty if Paris was a peace traty between the United States and England and officialy ended the Revolution. -
It established the current framework of government that is still used today in the United States. -
An oath was sworn for an an assembly to keep meeting until a constitution for France would be established. -
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The Declaration formed a new assembly of the Estates General to draft a new Constituition and precede it with a Bill of Rights. -
Thousands of Parisian women marched on Versailles forcing the king and the royal family to return to Paris. -
It was a response to the Declaration of the Man, and was a way for women to assert their rights and respect of others. -
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The Committee enacted thousands of executions through the practice of the guillotine and also established a new religion. -
It was formed to create a leadership group of stability after the reign of terror and the rule of The Committee of Public Safety. -
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A naval battle that took place during the Napoleonic Wars off the coast of Spain and resulted in over 20,000 troops being taken prisoner. -
This was one of the most important battles in European Military History and was a strategic military victory for Napoleon. -
Also known as the battle of the nations and was when a group of European nations joined together to defeat Napoleon's army. -
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It was a partnership of European countries to encourage peace after Napoleon. -
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