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Period: Dec 7, 1299 to
Commercial Revolution
period of European economic expansion, colonialism, and mercantilism. Lasted Several Hundred Years. -
Dec 1, 1529
Ottoman siege of Vienna
Led by Suleiman the Magnificent, To capture Vienna, Austria. -
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Golden Age of the Netherlands
Dominated the overseas trade. Their best time for their Military. -
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Height of Mercantilism in Europe
controlling of Economics. Very popular and dominant for a long time in the eastern hemisphere -
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The Baroque Period
Period of time in Europe, very known for art and music. -
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Last appearance of Bubonic plague in Western Europe
One of the worst things in all of history. The term black death wasnt used until the 17th century. -
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Consumer Revolution
England in which there was a marked increase in the consumption and variety of "luxury". This included sugar, tea, and coffee. -
The Trial of Galileo
Galileo was under house arrest until his death, in 1642. condemnation of Galileo Galilei by the Roman Catholic Inquisition in 1633 for his support of heliocentrism -
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The English Civil War
series of conflicts and Political machinations. -
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Reign of Louis XIV
One of the longest rulers in history. Also known as the "Sun King". Very Intelligent. Started as king at a very young age, and the nobles were not happy about it. -
Peace of Westphalia
Ending the Thirties Year War. Ending conflict between Spain, Dutch and German phase of 30 years war. -
Thomas Hobbes publishes The Leviathan
Based on the biblical reference on the Leviathan. -
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Navigation Acts
The Navigation Acts were a series of English laws that restricted colonial trade to the mother country. An Overseas Law/Act. -
The English Monarchy Restored
King Charles II, was the first to rule after the Restoration. Followed the Wars of Three Kingdoms. -
Reign of Peter the Great
Peter the Great was born in Moscow, Russia. Peter was officially declared Sovereign of all Russia. -
Test Acts of England
English Penal Laws. Religious test for public office -
Revocation of Edict of Nantes
Louis XIV issued the Edict of Fontainbleau. This was also known as the Revocation of Edict of Nantes. -
Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica
Written by Issac Newton. Written in 3 books. -
The “Glorious Revolution”
Throne was taken from King James, and William of Orange. Event brought a permanent realignment of power within the English constitution. -
John Locke "Two Treatises of Government"
Written by John Locke. Political Philosophy. -
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The Enlightenment
Group of famous Philosophers. Emphasizing in reason and individualism. It was a movement. -
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The Agricultural Revolution
The improvement of produce in crops. Lasted a very long time. -
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The Rococo Period
Another period of time in Europe, this was an art movement that came about in France. "Rock and Shell Garden Ornamentation". -
Enclosure Movement
Cause of the Industrial Revolution in England. Large Farmers bought out the land from the smaller farmers. -
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War of Spanish Succession
First war of modern times with treatres of war in Spain, Italy, Germany, Holland, and at sea. When King Charles II died he gave the crown to French Prince Philip of Anjou. -
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Reign of Maria Theresa of Austria
Only Female ruler in the 650 years of the Habsburg Dynasty. Queen of Hungary and Bohemia. -
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The Classical Period
The timespan of classical art and music. This is the time period of Beethoven and Mozart, etc. -
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Reign of Frederick the Great of Prussia
Won wars. Expanded Territories. Made Prussia's military very powerful. -
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War of Austrian Succession
War solved nothing. The entire war had no solution and led to further wars. -
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Seven Years' War
Involved every main power in Europe. Except the Ottoman Empire. Spanning across 5 continents. -
Diplomatic Revolution
Reversal of longstanding alliances. Between War of Austrian Succession and the Sevens' Year War. -
The Social Contract
Published by Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Also known as the first discourse. -
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Reign of Catherine the Great of Prussia
Expanded Territories and Modernized Russia. Became empress in 1762 -
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American Revolution
rejected the British Monarchy. Overthrew the authority of Great Britain. -
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Reign of Napoleon Bonaparte
French Military Leader. Conquered most of Europe. -
First Partition of Poland
Ended the existence of Poland-Lithuanian Commonwealth in 1795 -
The Wealth of Nations
Published by Adam Smith. Famous Philosopher. -
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French Revolution
Overthrew the French Monarchy. Partially moved forward by Napoleon. -
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Slave Revolt in Haiti
Most Successful Slave Rebellion in Western Hemisphere. Also ending French Control over the colony. -
A Vindication on the Rights of Women
Book published by Mary Wollstonecraft. Womens Political and Moral Subjects. -
Edward Jenner’s Smallpox Vaccination
Edward Jenner's found the cure for Smallpox. Very Important in medical history. -
Congress of Vienna
Four European Powers which had defeated Napoleon. First goal to a new balance of power.