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Period: Nov 1, 1200 to
1200-1800
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Nov 6, 1211
The building of St. James' Cathedral is begun in Santiago, Spain
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Nov 6, 1212
Castile defeats the Muslim Almohads in Spain
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Nov 6, 1260
Khubilai Khan is proclaimed as the Great Khan
A civil war breaks out between him, his brothers and his cousins, as Kaidu, son of Ogedai assumes the title of Great Khan. Khubilai also continues his war with the Sungs. -
Jan 1, 1300
beginning of rennaissance
Beging of the rennaissance were the rich were learning mor about our world than heaven. -
Jan 25, 1308
Edward II marries Isabella of France.
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Nov 6, 1323
Pope John XXII clashes in Avignon with the Franciscans over the subject of the Poverty of Christ.
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Nov 6, 1326
Edward II of England is deposed by Queen Isabella and Roger Mortimer.
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Nov 5, 1347
BLACK DEATH
a major plague that whiped out a large majoritry of the population on earth -
Nov 6, 1368
The Mongolian army retreats to the Steppes
Bilikt-Khan, son of Togon Timur moves the Imperial throne to the partially restored Karakorum, which is renamed Erdeni Dzu. -
Nov 1, 1478
spanish inquisition
the Spanish Inquisitionwas established in 1478 by Catholic Monarchs Ferdinand II of Aragon and Isabella I of Castile.It was intended to maintain Catholic orthodoxy in their kingdoms and to replace the Medieval Inquisition -
Nov 6, 1485
The Wars of the Roses
between the Lancaster and York families. The War got its name from the fact that a white rose was the symbol of the York family, and a red rose that of the Lancasters. The wars ended with the accession of Henry Tudor as Henry VII and the end of the Plantagenet dynasty in 1485. -
Nov 6, 1492
Granada
Ferran and Isabel forged an alliance with the Church -- an easy matter since Aragon controlled much of Italy. They "purified" their realms by expelling both Muslims and Jews, and used the Inquisition as a personal police force that gave them power that the laws and customs of the land did not permit them. By 1500, the riches of the Americas began arriving in Spain, making the Spanish monarchs supreme in Spain and a major power in western Europe for the next two centuries. -
Nov 6, 1500
age of exploration
people went out and explored the now world looking for new found wealth and trying to become rich and countries trying to gain more land -
Nov 6, 1517
reformation
people started to reform what they thought about this world they were way into reaon and they thought god was the reason for everything -
Nov 6, 1543
scientific revolution
people started to dig deep into science and see how the world around us actually worked instead of basing everything on religion -
end of reformation
people started to slow down there thought and started to worry about ather things and drift off -
age of enlightenment
people were getting smarter and overthrowing kings seeing holes in there government finding and learning obtaining knowledge -
End of rennaissance
the end of the learning era -
end of age of exploration
people uncovered all ofthe new world and were making buildings -
END OF BLACK DEATH
Humans develop an immunity to the black plague -
American revolution
the colonys in europe america are oing to seperate from britain which at the time was one of the strongest armys -
end ofamerican revolution
america split from britain and became its own country -
end of scientific revolution
people still studied science but thats when the major theories started to stop -
end of age of enlightenment
the overthrowing of kings stopped and now most governments became smarter and more efficient -
Maximilian Hapsburg
gained control of Burgundian lands -- Burgundy, Lorraine, Alsace, and the modern Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg. These were perhaps the richest lands in Europe, and when Maximilian became Holy Roman Emperor, he was able to make the position once again the dominant power in Germany.