European History Timeline

  • 740 BCE

    Ancient Greece

    Ancient Greece
    In Greece, the most powerful cities were Athens, who had the strong government, and the city of Sparta. They had a strong army. About in this time Rome started to grow. They became an empire around the end of the first century. They had a of money and eventually fell around the Middle Ages.
  • 740 BCE

    Analyze Ancient Greece

    Analyze Ancient Greece
    This has an effect on history because It shaped Greece and the army and showed how they lived back then. It also shows how dangerous being in the army was. It also shows what rich was back then. It shaped the way Greece was ran.
  • 509 BCE

    The Roman Empire

    The Roman Empire
    Rome became dominate and changed into a republic. Rome began to seize territories in the Mediterranean climate. They granted people with being a citizen. By this, they were able to build a strong and loyal state.
  • 509 BCE

    Analyze The Roman Empire

    Analyze The Roman Empire
    The Roman Empire was good because they were rich and brought a new type of life into Europe and a good feudalism system. There building were really unique and good and other settlers of the area decided to keep most of the building there. For example, the Colloseum. It has an impact on history because they had wars and made Rome into what it is today. It also has the same languages.
  • 390

    Christianity

    Christianity
    There was a jewish teacher named Jesus at this time. He preached love and forgiveness. Jesus would go on to attract followers and enemies. He was executed and his followers reported that he has risen from the dead. This made a religion.
  • 390

    Analyze Christianity

    Analyze Christianity
    This shaped the way we believed and shaped our religion. Many believe Jesus, even in different ways. This was the spark of christianity as we know it today. The story of Jesus is well known and we celebrate Christmas in honor of Jesus. It has been a tradition for most for a long time.
  • 600

    The Crusades

    The Crusades
    The muslims started to explore and gained control of the holy land. Nobles volunteered to get the holy land back. Then crusades started. Many deaths would take place over the land. Then a disease called the Black Plague killed 1/3 of Europes population. This gave people mote freedom and higher wages because they were running low on the population and became more desperate. This event also helped weaken Feudalism.
  • 600

    Analyze The Crusades

    Analyze The Crusades
    The crusuades were over a piece of land. There was many of them and many deaths. This is important to history because it shows what people would do for some land and how conflicts started. There would be 7 of them. Every one was deadly but the nobles wouldn't win that many. It also gives us an idea about how bad the diseases were and how they could wipe out 1/3 of a population.
  • 800

    Middle Ages

    Middle Ages
    The Middle ages time fell around when the Roman Empire fell. This was also connected to the Renaissance Period. Also, feudalism was a thing, when kings gave land to nobles. In return, the nobles fought in war. Most of europe were poor pheasants.
  • 800

    Analize Middle Ages

    Analize Middle Ages
    This Impacted History because it shows how hard life was and how hard it was to make money for pheasants. This would eventually change but it shows how old Europe was ran. The kings were rich but most of the other pheasants were poor and had to be protected and housed. It also shows how they fought and how they got knights. That is how the nobles got land and money.
  • 1350

    The Renaissance

    The Renaissance
    Europe was healing after the Black Plague in 1330-1550. Renaissance is French for rebirth. They rebuild damges that the plague caused. It caused between 75-200M Deaths. This is also where painting became popular.
  • 1350

    Analayze The Renaissance

    Analayze The Renaissance
    The Reniancee was the spark of how art would be today. It lasted for a while and gave the idea that art didn't have to be realistic. This era has a lot of famous painting including the "Mona Lisa" by Da Vinci. This is important because it changed art to what it is now today. It is also spread to Italy and Europe.
  • 1400

    European Exploration

    European Exploration
    As Europes kingdoms grew stronger, they started exploring and discovering. Spain found gold and resources because of exploring. On explorer named Christopher Columbus tried to find a different route to Asia, but accidentally found the Americas.
  • 1400

    Analayze European Exploration

    Analayze European Exploration
    European Exploration is very important because if Columbus didn't stumble upon America, the world would be different and the history would be different. It also helped spread things, culture, and diseases. It gave Europe resources and wealth. It also benefited other countries. Spain got wealth from exploring.
  • The Enlightenment

    The Enlightenment
    Nicolas Copernicus, a mathematician, said that the sun is in the center, and not the earth. These ideas sparked a revolution. So the 1700s was known as the Age of Enlightenment. So people thought that they should have natural lights.
  • Analayze The Enlightenment

    Analayze The Enlightenment
    This changed science because he stated that the sun was in the middle of the earth. It also set up rebuplic government. This theory would spread to other countries. It also s important because it gave the world a new theory.