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1632-1704: John Locke

1632 - 1704

1642-1727: Isaac Newton

1642 - 1727

1689-1755: Montesquieu

1689 - 1755

January 1689: English Bill of Rights

January 1689

1690: John Locke's tabula rasa

1690

1694-1788: Voltaire

1694 - 1788

1703-1791: John Wesley

1703 - 1791

1713-1784: Denis Diderot

1713 - 1784

1750-1914: Industrial Revolution

1750 - 1914

July 4, 1776: American Declaration of Independence

July 4, 1776

1789- French Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen

1789

1818-1883: Karl Marx

1818 - 1883

1843: Satire reflecting luxuries and labors of different societal classes

1843

1848: Communist Manifesto

1848

1851: Machinery dept. as growing industry in Crystal Palace

1851

March 3, 1861: Russian Serf Emancipation

March 3, 1861

January 1, 1863: American Emancipation Proclamation

January 1, 1863

1870: Railroad as symbol of industrialization

1870

1874: Working in factories as common, including child laborers

1874

1892: American Elizabeth Cady Stanton speaks for rights of women

1892