Timeline 2: Important Dates to Commit to Memory

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Timeline 2: Important Dates to Commit to Memory

1348-1351
Black Death
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1348-1351 Black Death
1415-1417 Council of Constance burns Hus and ends Great Schism
1453 Fall of Constantinople
1453 (2) End of Hundred Years' War
1455 Invention of printing press
1492 Columbus encounters America
1492 (2) Completion of the Reconquista in Spain
1517 Luther posts 95 Theses
1519 Cortez conquers Aztecs
1534 Act of Supremacy in England creates Anglican Church
1536 Calvin establishes reformed faith in Geneva
1543 Copernicus publishes heliocentric theory
1545 Council of Trent opens
1555 Peace of Augsburg ends religious war in Germany
1555 (2) Charles V abdicates
1588 Defeat of Spanish Armada
1598 Edict of Nantes ends French religious wars
1600 Dutch East India Company founded
1603 Stuart monarchy begins in England
1648 Peace of Westphalia ends Thirty Years' War
1649 Charles I executed in England
1687 Newton publishes Principia Mathematica
1688-1689 Glorious Revolution
1688-1689 (2) Peter the Great's reign begins in Russia
1694 Bank of England founded
1713-1715 Peace of Utrecht
1713-1715 Death of Louis XIV
1740 War of Austrian Succession begins
1763 Treaty of Paris ends Seven Years' War
1776 American Revolution
1776 (2) Smith publishes Wealth of Nations
1789 French Revolution begins
1792 Wollstonecraft begins feminist movement with Vindication of Rights of Women
1799 Napoleon comes to power
1815 Abdication of Napoleon
1815 (2) Congress of Vienna
1830-1831 Revolution in France
1830-1831 (2) Belgian and Greek Independence
1848 Revolutions of 1848
1848 Marx and Engels publish Communist Manifesto
1851 Crystal Palace exhibition in Britain
1857 Britain establishes direct rule of India
1859 Darwin publishes Origin of the Species
1861 Italy unified
1861 (2) Russian serfs emancipation
1871 Unification of Germany
1871 (2) Paris Commune and Third Republic in France
1884-1885 Berlin Conference over imperialism in Africa
1900 Freud publishes Interpretation of Dreams
1905 Einstein publishes relativity theory
1905 (2) Revolution of 1905 in Russia
1914 World War I begins
1917 Bolshevik Revolution in Russia
1919 Treaty of Versailles ends World War I
1922 Fascists and Mussolini come to power in Italy
1929 Great Depression begins
1933 Hitler comes to power in Germany
1938 Munich Conference - height of appeasement
1939 World War II begins
1945 World War II ends
1945 (2) United Nations founded
1949 NATO formed
1951 European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) formed
1953 Stalin dies
1956 Khrushchev's de-Stalinization speech
1956 (2) Hungary revolt
1957 Treaty of Rome creates European Economic Community (EEC)
1957 (2) Sputnik launched
1958 Fifth Republic in France under DeGaulle
1961 Berlin Wall erected
1962 Cuban Missile Crisis
1962 (2) Second Vatican Council begins
1968 Student Revolts
1968 (2) Czech "Prague Spring" revolt
1975 Helsinki Accords - height of detente
1978 John Paul II elected pope
1979 Soviet Union invades Afghanistan
1979 (2) Thatcher elected prime minister in Britain
1980 Solidarity founded in Poland
1985 Gorbachev comes to power in Soviet Union
1989 Berlin Wall falls and collapse of communism
1991 Break-up of Soviet Union
1991 (2) Balkan conflicts begin in former Yugoslavia
1992 Maastricht Treaty creates European Union (EU)
1999 Euro currency introduced
2001 Terrorist attacks on the United States

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