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Jan 1, 1440
Printing press
Thanks to this invention, bokks were cheaper and more of them were sold. Many important books, such as Lutero's ones wouldn't have been distributed. -
May 29, 1453
Conquest of Constantinopla
Constantinopla was conquered by the Turks.
If this hadn't happened, the search of a new route to America wouldn't have been necessary, as the Turks took the control of the trade through the Mediterranean between Europe and Asia. -
Period: May 29, 1453 to
Renaissence
This period lasted the 15th and the 16th centuries. -
Oct 19, 1469
Marriage of the Catholic Monarchs
They were the kings of Castille and they financed Columbus' expedition. -
Oct 12, 1492
America's discovery
Christopher Columbus, seaching a new route to Asia, discovered what he thought it was Asia but in fact it was America.
Without this discovery, this new continent wouldn't have been found yet, as well as all the commerce that this caused wouldn't have appeared. -
Jun 7, 1494
Treaty of Tordesillas
In this treaty, Spain and Portugal divided the new territories to be explored.
Without it, people wouldn't speak Spanish and Portugese in America. -
Jan 1, 1515
Concesion of the indulgences
If that wouldn't have happened, Lutero wouldn't have started his Reformation. -
Period: Sep 20, 1519 to Sep 6, 1522
First run-the-world trip
The captain of this trip was Ferdinand Magellan, and then, Elcano (his second-in-commander) when he was killed by the natives.
With this trip, it was proved that the Earth was round and the Strait of Magellan was found. -
Jan 1, 1545
Council of Trent
It was organised to reach the peace between Catholics and Protestants, but it only gave more importance to the power of the Catholic Church, so it just separate them more tan before. -
Kepler: elliptical orbits
He developed the elliptical orbits and their laws. -
Period: to
Baroque
This period lasted the 17th century. -
Newton: law of universal gravity
Thanks to it, he could explain the movement of tha planets in the universo. -
French revolution
This marks the end of the Modern Age