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1751
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The first volume of Diderot’s Encyclopedia is established. Diderot was a prominent figure during the Enlightenment.
1756
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Maria Theresa, the Queen of Hungary and the daughter of Charles VI, carries out the Diplomatic Revolution.
1756
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Beginning of the 7 years war, It involved every great power of the time except the Ottoman Empire.
1759
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Voltaire publishes Candide.
1760
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Beginning of the Enclosure Movement
1762
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Rousseau’s Social contract and Emile is published.
1762
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Catherine the Great, longest-ruling female leader of Russia, starts her reign.
1763
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The Peace of Paris marks the end of the 7 Years War.
1764
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Beccaria publishes Crime and Punishment, which focused on the mental and moral dilemmas.
1764
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James Hargreave’s Spinning Jenny, a machine for spinning yarn faster than hand.
1769
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Richard Arkwright’s water frame, combined the spinning jenny and the mule.
1770
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Louis the 16th, who couldn’t produce a male heir, marries Marie Antoinette
1774
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Louie the 16th becomes King of France.
1774
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Rococo art style popularity declines and is replaced by Neoclassical style.
1774
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James Watt patents the first steam engine, uses rapid condensation of steam to generate power.
1775
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Fighting begins between American colonists and British
1776
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Jefferson writes the Declaration of Independence, declared the freedom of the 13 American colonies.
1776
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Adam Smith Publishes The Wealth of Nations- The first well-known description of the economic philosophy now known as capitalism. [PP #2]
1778
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Louie the 16th decides to call the Estates General.
1779
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Samuel Crompton invented a spinning machine called the mule. It combined the best features of the Spinning Jenny and the water frame.
1781
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Joseph the Second of Austria issues the edict of Toleration, which was accepted by the Holy Roman Empire.
1788
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Louie the 16th decides to call the Estates General
1789
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Tennis Court Oath was created
1789
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French Revolution- The monarchy of France is overthrown and an unstable republic was declared which began the Reign of Terror under Maximilian Robespierre until Napoleon Bonaparte took power in a coup and started the Napoleonic Wars [SP #3]
1790
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Civil Constitution of the Clergy, which subordinated the Roman Catholic church in France.
1790
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Edmund Burke’s Reflections on the Revolution in France. Edmund Burke was a strong conservative
1791
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Declaration on the Rights of Woman- Olympe de Gouges’ response to the new questions about the equality of women raised during the Enlightenment by philosophers such as Rousseau [2.3]
1792
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Mary Wollstonecraft, an advocate of women’s rights, Vindications of the Right of Women.
1792
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France declares war on Austria.
1792
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Sans Culottes, the common people of lower class, storms into the Tuileries Palace.
1793
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The beginning of the Reign of Terror, which was led by Robespierre.
1793
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Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin, making It possible to efficiently remove seeds from the cotton fiber.
1793
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Establishment of the Directory, the government of France during the end of the French Revolution.
1794
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Thermidorian Reaction
1795
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Execution of Louie the 16th and Marie Antoinette.
1796
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Napolean launches invasion of Northern Italy
1798
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Napoleon invades Egypt, which is also called the French Campaign in Egypt and Syria
1800
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Eli Whitney’s Cotton Gin, which separated cotton fibers from their seeds.