Finally the last one

Contemporary and Modern History

Period: 400 to Dec 31, 1800

Fall of the HRE

476

Centralized political system collapses (MA)

Muhammad receive first revelations

Jan 1, 610

Islam borns (MA)

Great Schism

Jan 1, 1054

Christianity divided between Catholic Church and Orthodox (MA)

Norman Conquest

Nov 21, 1066

England changed by French Invasion (MA)

Black Death

Nov 21, 1348

The Black Death was one of the most devastating pandemics in human history, peaking in Europe between 1348 and 1350. (TR)

Gutemberg

Aug 27, 1455

Gutemberg developes a new printing process. (TR)

Medicci; The Patronage 1480-1492

Sep 21, 1480

(TR)

Voyage of Dias

Nov 21, 1487

(AD)

Trips of Columbus 1492-1503

Jun 18, 1492

(DA)

Columbus reached Western Indies

Nov 21, 1492

(AD)

Gama's trip

Aug 23, 1497

(AD)

Erasmus

Nov 21, 1509

Erasmus graduates and becamomes a philosopher (TR)

Luther Theses

Nov 21, 1517

Luther 95 theses (TR)

First boatload of African slaves.

Nov 21, 1518

From Africa to América (DA)

Martin Luther theses

Nov 21, 1518

(TR) 95 THESES

Mannerism

Nov 21, 1520

Movement begins in Italy (Absolutism)

Battle of Lepanto

Nov 21, 1521

Holy league vs the ottoman empire, deciding who was the lord of the oceans. (WR)

Henry VIII religious movement 1529-1536

Nov 21, 1529

(WR)

Act of Supremacy

Nov 21, 1534

England's King as head of the Anglican Church (TR)

Vesalius publishes.

Aug 23, 1543

Vesalius publishes on the fabric of the human body. (SR)

Roman empire acept Lutheranism

Sep 17, 1555

With the peace of Augsburg (TR)

Elizabeth I

Nov 21, 1558

She becames queen of England (Absolutism)

Protestant movements in Genova

Nov 21, 1559

Battle of the Armada

Sep 21, 1588

Spain Vs. England, The spanish were trying to show who was the most poferdull country around UK

Spanish Vs. England

Nov 21, 1588

The spanishwere trying to show who was the most powerful country around UK

French Wars of religion ends

Nov 21, 1598

(Absolutism)

Galileo

Nov 21, 1610

Galileo's discoveries are published. (SR)

Thirty Years War 1618-1648

Nov 21, 1618

Most destructive conflict on Europe

Harvey

Nov 21, 1628

Publishes on the motion of the heart and blood. (SR)

Galileo

Nov 21, 1632

Faces the inquisition.

Descartes publishes

Nov 21, 1637

Discourse on Method (SR)

John Locke

Nov 21, 1690

develops the theory of government.

The enlightenment 1701-1800

Sep 6, 1701

The Enlightenment was an eighteenth-century philosophical movement lead by intellectuals who were greatly influenced by the achievements of the Scientific Revolution. They wanted to use the scientific method to understand better humanity.

Frederick I

Nov 21, 1701

Becomes king of Prussia (Absolutism)

Influenced

Nov 21, 1710

It was especially influencced by Issac Newton & John Locke. (TE)

More &More books

Nov 22, 1715

More and more books were available to more peolpe, including for first time the middle classes and women.

Denis Diderot

Nov 22, 1760

Diderot was destined to become a lawyer or priest, he decided to become a freelance writer so that he could study many subjects and languages.

Philosopher

Sep 23, 1765

The intellectuals were known by the French name "philosophe" meaning philosopher.

French Revolution Begins

Jun 1, 1789

Revolution begins with the Tennis Court Oath (June) and the storming of the Bastille (July)
(FR)

Louis XVI Forced

Jul 1, 1790

Louis XVI forced to accept that France became a constitutional monarchy (FR)

Charles- Louis de Secondant

Nov 21, 1790

The Baron of montesquieu published the spirit of the laws. (TE)

France is Declared...

Sep 1, 1792

France is declared a republic and the the monarchy is abolished.
(FR)

Reign of the Terror 1793-1794

Jan 1, 1793

Lead bye Roboespierre (FR)

The Directory rules until.... 1795-1799

Jan 1, 1795

The Directory rules until Napoleon takes over. (FR)

Reign of Charlemagne 768-814

Mar 2, 2022

Model of Christian King formed (MA)