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Nov 12, 1035
Canute the Great died
Canute dies and his legacy is lost. -
Nov 27, 1095
Pope urban calls for the first crusade.
The chruch thought that if they called a war then that would cause peace between the people. -
Nov 19, 1302
Pope Boniface decrees the Unam Sanctam
This decree helps resolve many problems in the Catholic church. -
Nov 29, 1314
Philip IV of France dies in hunting accident
While hunting Philip started suffering from cerebral ictus and died during hunting. -
Dec 3, 1368
Charles VI of France was born
The soon to be king, Charles VI was born on this date. -
Nov 15, 1492
Colombus Notes Tobacco
This is the first discover of tobacco for Columbus on his journey. -
Nov 28, 1520
Magellan sets sail across the pacific
Magellan decides to go explore the world and takes off on this day. -
King James learns of gun powder plot
Robert Catesby was planning to blow up the Parliment building, but King James found out of this plan before it went into effect. -
16,000 inhabitants of Venice died this month of plague
The black plague struch Venice. Black rats started to over populate the area and carried many diseases and caused many people to die. -
Samuel pepys reports on first blood transfusion
People found in his diary that Samuel was observing a blood transfusion between two dogs. -
King Tut's tomb discovered
The discovery of the young Egyptian king's tomb was found. -
Nazis launch Kristallinacht
The Nazis started to harm the Jewish people and their belongings. -
President Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected to an unprecedent fourth term
FDR was re-elected once again and is the only president who was in office for more than two terms. -
UN condems Apartheid
The UN doesn't want any of its memebers to confront with the economic and miltary relations with South Africa. -
Emperor Theodosius banned all pagan worship
THe Serapeum was harmed by the pagans so the emperor banned any of their practices of religion. -
Charles, eldest son of emperor Charles the Great dies at about 39
Charles son died at 39 years of age.
