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1265 - 1321
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a humanist writter that influenced many thinkers
1300 - 1477
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a period of time when people began to look for answers elsewhere besides religions and also it is when the first technological advancements began to arise.
1304 - 1374
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a forerunner anf founder of hummanism
1309 - 1378
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where the papacy was moved to in france out of rome when all the turmoil was happening
1313 - 1375
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wrote the first piece that brought forth the idea of using original scripture durring the rennaissance
1324 - 1384
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The founder of the lollards who attacked and criticezed the chatholic church
1330 - 1550
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the begining of the entire mannafesto that is the rennaisance where the was a lare advancement in culture and thechnology
1337 - 1453
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A series of battle between England and France over the coarse of 1337 to 1453
1348 - 1350
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the bubonic plague killed millions of people cutting the population by a third and weakening everybody and everything
1350 - 1400
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where there was two papacies at one time and alot of people lost faith
1356
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fixed alot of constitutional problems in germany
1358
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a popular peasant revolt in northern france against the nobels
1375
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art now became more light hearted and more professional
1414 - 1418
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ended the three popes contriversy with multiple different papacies
1420 - 1431
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the founder of the hussites that fought against catholic crusaders
1440
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inovated the way knowledge spread, increased literacy rate, and incriseaded the amount of scripture available
1466 - 1536
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biggest forerunner of hummanism and a writter
1473 - 1524
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an inspirational thinker during the industrial revolution in the field of astronomy
1488 - 1794
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a period of expansion on trade ond buissnass in the mediaval ages
1501 - 1600
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A series of uprisings by the peasant class in germany that were aimed at the church. They did so under luther's name so the had a reason to revolt which was claimed to be freedom to warship a different religion.
1511 - 1547
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King of England that imposed the first act of supremacy and was notoriace for his numerous wives.
1517 - 1648
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the period where new religions sprouted and broke off of chatholasism starting with lutheranism.
October 31, 1517
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a list of complaints about the catholic church that was posted on the door of a church
1520 - 1590
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a more realistic syle of painting that arised in the rennaisance
april 2, 1521
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a meeting that adressed Luther in the protestant reformation
1532
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a book that was extremly contriversial and lent the idea of the perfect monarchy
1533
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stated that england was no longer under the catholic church
1534
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A document imposed by the king that said that england was nolonger under the chatholic church and the state was the head of the church
july 1536
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john calvin was exiled and whent to geneva where he created the hub to his own religion, Calvanism
1545 - 1563
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A church meeting where they talked about church doctrine and reinacted the important codes whith the doctrine.
december 14, 1546 - october 24, 1601
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a major thinker in the field of astronmy during the scientific revolution
1553 - 1558
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second child of henry VIII on the english throne, first female on the english throne, effectivly ridded england of all of her father's and brother's reforms
december 25, 1555
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ended the religious wars stuggles and made lutheransim an official religion also rulers pick the religion
1558 - 1603
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third child of henry VIII on the english trhone and first women ruler in english history
1561 - 1626
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a great philosopher during the industrial revolution
1562 - 1598
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a series of conflicts mainly between protestants and chatholics but also between royal families for who would take the throne rext
1566 - 1568
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a succsefull revolt against spain to gain their own freedom based on protestant beliefes
1568
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the time when the netherlands broke off and finally became their own nation
1571 - 1630
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another great thinker in the field of astonomy during the industrial revolution
1572 - 1610
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ruler of france after the religious wars and was the first tudor on the throne
august 24, 1572
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The massacre of thousands of protestants in the middle of france by the nobels all within a few hours
november 8, 1576
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union between the north and south swiss colonies against apain despite their religious differences
january 23, 1579
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a treaty between the northern and southern provinces of the netherlands to be one nation
1588 - 1679
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a great humanist phiospher that influenced alot of people
1590
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easily interprited peices of art with alot of emotion
1596 - 1650
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another great thinker of the rennaissance
april 13, 1598
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ended the frech wars of religion
1600 - 1750
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a period where there was a drastic increase in the amount of consumption
1603 - 1625
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ruled both ireland and england at the same time
1605
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1610 - 1643
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ruled durring the struggle against huganots
may 14, 1610
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1618 - 1648
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longest religious war located in central europe between multiple nations
1629 - 1662
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french mathematician that made many contributions to technology
1632 - 1704
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A great thinker for his time up with newton but was more based on politics and government
1633
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the church rejected galileos idea of a heliocentric universe and so to stop the spreading of this idea they put him under house arrest until his death
1640 - 1688
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succesor of fredrick III of prussia and eldest son
1640 - 1660
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a period when the parliment made it so they had control over the country and so was in seccion for 20 log years
1642 - 1727
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a leader in the advancement of technology and how people began to think and a forerunner to the enlightenment
1642 - 1646
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was the ruler dogged by contriversy and scandle leading up to the civil war
august 22, 1642 - september 3, 1651
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a period with in england where a series of conflicts were raged between parlimentarians and royalists to see who whould have the power in the country.
1643 - 1715
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longest reign in european history
1645 - 1647
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a period where people began to blame mythical witches for their problem and misshaps
1649 - 1652
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a civil war of sorts in france where the peasents uprised and gained power
1650 - 1702
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king of england that halped during the reformation
1660 - 1800
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a style of art where the painting was very simple with simple meanings
1660 - 1685
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was restored to the throne after the end of the long parliment
1682 - 1725
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gained alot of land for russia including warm water ports
1685 - 1701
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ruled both ireland and england at the same time
1685
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was an attempt by luois to make his rulling an absolute monarchy
february 13, 1689
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a series of rights that belong to the people imosed by parliment
1701
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made is so the succecion line to the english and irish thrones would be tudor
1701 - 1714
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war where spanish was divided and attampting to stay together
1712 - 1778
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an important french philosophe that brought forth many new idead like seperate spheres for men and women
1712
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1720
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an new style of painting with deeper meaning but even more detail within the frame
1723 - 1790
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a philosophe that dealt more with government that most
1740 - 1786
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one of the three greatly known enlightened despots and helped pull prussia into present day
1740 - 1780
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ruler of the holy roman empire that was the firszt heir due to her fathers new doctrine the pragmatic sanction
1740 - 1748
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a series of wars where austria was fighting with allies like england to keep other countries from taking it over
1750 - 1850
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advancement in the way of life and brought us into what is know as present day life
1750 - 1850
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a period of great technological advancements
1754 - 1763
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main conflict was between prussia and austria then england and france for power position
1756
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apliad to the alliances between the new governments
1759
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one of voltaire's many inspirational peices that effectd many's way of thought during the enlightenment
1762 - 1796
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the last of the three best known elnightened despots that ruled over russia and brought it into the present day
1763 - 1828
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an economic theory that sstressed the importance of trade
1764
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increased the speed at which thread could be spun
1769
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further increased the speed at which thread was spun
1775 - 1783
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war between britain and the american colonies for freedom
1780 - 1790
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another enlightened despot that brought his countrie into the present day
1796 - 1859
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rulers of sapin during reformation and the exploration of north america
1701
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religion based on deism but more for the french revolution
1759 - 1797
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made alot of advancements in the way of womens rights
1789
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a aethiest based group with enlightened ideals during the revolution
may 1789
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the country need the estates geral to help
june 20, 1789
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the nation convention was locked out of their meeting palce so went to an indoor tennis court and agreed to make a new government
july 14, 1789
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the castle of bastile wsa ravanged by pangry peasants
july 17, 1789 - august 5, 1789
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a period wher 25,000 people were killed for being enemies of the revolution
october 6, 1789
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6,000 angry people marched up to versaille shoved the royal family out and stole everything
july 12, 1790
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put the clergy and church under the branch of the state
october 1, 1791
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the legislative assemble met to write the new france's first constitution
1793
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was a declaration that ruled as the supreme document during the french revolution
january 21, 1793
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the monarchy of the nation was killed for no other reason besides being the king
march 1793
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danton was aledgedy against the revolution so the quited him
august 16, 1793
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mass consription during the revolution
september 5, 1793 - july 28, 1794
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a period of violence where 25,000 people were exacuted
october 5, 1793
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the monarchy was forever abolished within france
july 28, 1794
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end of the terror and the only person exacuted face up
1795
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the second constitution during the french revolution under the new government: the directory
1795 - 1799
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one of the many forms of government during the french revolution
1799 - 1804
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napolean promised stability and so everyone trusted hium