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John Wesley
1703 - 1791
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created Methodism, which is a religion that Christian perfection in this life is possible to achieve.
Goethe
1749 - 1832
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wrote, "The Sorrows of Young Werther" which were a series of love letters.
Schiegel
1767 - 1845
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wrote, "Lucinde" which attacked prejudices against women.
Birth of Napoleon
1769
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Born in Corsica, a Mediterranean island.
Wordsworth
1770 - 1850
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wrote "Lyrical Ballads" "Ode on Intimations of immortality" and the "Prelude"
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
1772 - 1834
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wrote the "Rime of the Ancient Manner"
Ludwig Tieck's
1773 - 1853
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German romantic writer who wrote "William Lovell" which was imagination vs. reason.
Caspar David Friedrich
1774 - 1840
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painted "Polar Sea" and other dark, gloomy pictures.
Joseph Mallord William Turner
1775 - 1851
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"Rain, Stream, and Speed-the Great Western Railway," natural and industrial world brought together.
John Constable
1776 - 1837
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landscape painter, who painted "Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows"
Lord Byron
1788 - 1824
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considered a rebel among the Romantic poets and wrote "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage"
Treaty of Campo Formio
October 1797
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took Austria out of the war. It also crowned Napoleon's campaign.
Constitution of Year VIII
December 1799
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Napoleon issues Constitution that includes, democratic principles, checks and balances system and "rule of one man."
Romanticism
1800 - 1840
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Period that had complete opposite ideals than that of the Enlightenment era.
Concordat with the Roman Catholic
1801
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Concordat between Pope Pius VII and Napoleon that agreed Christianity was compatible with equality and democracy.
Treaty of Luneville
1801
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Takes Austria out of the war.
Organcic Articles
1802
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Laws that stated the government was head ruler over the church.
Peace of Amiens
1802
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Truce between France and Great Britain because of Britain's fear of Napoleon making a new French empire in America.
Napoleonic Code
1804
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Was made by Napoleon because of his wanting to be ruler for life.
Battle of Trafalgar
October 21, 1805
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Nelson dies in battle, but Britain is guaranteed control of the sea's for the rest of the war.
Berlin Decrees
November 21, 1806
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Napoleon forbides allies to import British goods.
Milan Decrees
1807
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Stops neutral nation's from trading with Britain.
Peninsular War
1807
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French army forces Portugal to abandon traditional alliance with Britain.
Treaty of Tilsit
July 7, 1807
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Treaty between Napoleon and Tsar Alexander that made Prussia lose half its territories, and Prussia openly allies with Napoleon and Russia secretly allies with Napoleon.
Battlle of Wagram
1809
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French beat Austrian's.
Russia withdraws from Continental System
1810
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Shows Napoleon cannot have complete control forever.
Battle of the Nations
1813
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Prussia, Russia, Austria and Britain defeat Napoleon at Leipzig and send him into exhile on the island of Elba.
Treaty of Chaumont
March 9, 1814
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Restoration of Bourbons to French throne and contraction of France to its frontiers of 1792.
Congress of Vienna
September 1814 - November 1815
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assemble for the common goal of keeping out any Napoleon-like ruler of coming back into Europe.
Hundred Days
March 1, 1815 - June 18, 1815
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Napoleon's escape back into France. Defeated at Waterloo.