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  • 1450

    Printing press

    Printing press
    During the mid-15th century, Johannes guttenberg released his invention, a machine able to copy books faster than before, which made books more accessible to everybody.
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  • Period: 1452 to 1519

    Da Vinci

    He was an Italian artist, inventor and scientist. He is considered one of the greatest mind in the whole history. He still inspirate thousands of people all around the world Golden ratio
  • 1453

    Fall of Constantinople

    Fall of Constantinople
    In 1453, the Ottoman empire conquered this city. For some historians, this is the end of middle ages Fall of constantinople National Geographic
  • Period: 1475 to 1564

    Michael Angelo

    He was an italian artist who painted the ceiling and sculpted the statue of David among many other things. He is considered as one of the best artist in the history Ceiling of the Sistine clapel
  • Period: 1479 to 1504

    Catholic king's reigns

    The catholic kings were probably the most important kings in spanish history. They abolished slavery, payed the Columbus expedition to america, stablished the inquisition and ended the reconquista. Video about catholic kings
  • 1492

    Discovery of America

    Discovery of America
    In 1492 an spanish expedicion in seek for different routes to arrive to India, Cristobal Colón discovered what nowadays we know as Amarica
    Discovery of America
  • 1494

    Treaty of Tordesillas

    Treaty of Tordesillas
    2 years after the discovery of America, Spain and Portugal signed a treaty which stablished that all the lands at the west of the brazilian coast and east of Philipines were Portuguese. The rest, belonged to spain.
  • Period: 1504 to 1555

    Juana I of Castilla´s reign

    Juana I of castilla or Juana la Loca, was the daughter of Isabel of Castilla. She was declared insane because of personal tragedy
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  • Period: 1509 to 1564

    Jhon Calvin

    Jhon Calvin was a french theologyst whicha colaborated on the protestan reform Jhon Calvin
  • Period: 1516 to 1556

    Charles the V's reign

    Carlos V de Alemania y I de Spain was a monarch who ruled the spanish empire as well as the holy roman empire
    carlos the handsome
  • 1517

    Martin Luther 95 theses

    Martin Luther 95 theses
    Martin Luther's theses were the impulse of the protestant reformation. They were 95 texts critizising the doctrine that Catolithism taught
  • 1534

    Henry VIII's Act of Supremacy

    Henry VIII's Act of Supremacy
    In 1534, Henry VIII, published a document in which was said that he was the maximun religious leader, above the pope or anyone
    Act of supremacy
  • Period: 1545 to 1563

    Council of Trent

    Series of meetings in response for the protestant reformation. It reafirmed the principals of the religion, and unfortunatly, it increased the clerical [council of trent](abuseshttps://cdn.catholic.com/wp-content/uploads/Concilio_Trento_Museo_Buonconsiglio-1200x400.jpg)
  • Period: 1556 to

    Philip the II's reign

    Felipe II was Carlos V's son and successor, and he ruled over Spain from 1556 to 1598. He was very religious, so he was a great promotor of the counterreformation of Martin Luther
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    Philip the III's reign

    Philip's reign was marked by a grat econo-political decline. One of his main achivements, was to expulse the moriscos.
    Philip the third
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    Diego Velazquez

    Diego Velazquez was a realist artist. He was Felipe IV chamber painter, as well as one of the best painters in the world.
    portrait of Felipe IV by Diego Velazquez
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    Philip the IV's reign

    His reign, which lasted from 1621 until 1665, was strongly marked due to wars against France and Netherlands.He was also a patron of the arts, and he gave home to many great painters, such as Diego Velázquez.
    portrait of Philip IV by Diego Velazquez
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    Charles II's reign

    Charles the II reign was marked againg for political and social isestability. As he died without succesors, there was a succesion war Photo
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    Succession war

    After the death of the previous king, spain had a huge problem because they didnt have a successor. The king, named king to Philip of Anjou, but as this unbalanced the whole Europe, many countries oposed. Finally, the Bourbons won the wor, and are still nowadays the kings of spain Quick video
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    French revolution

    The french Revolution, was a 10 years revolt, which finished with the execution of the monarchs and the Reign of terror
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