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By: Jeremy Burns
By: Jeremy Burns
1453
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commanded by Mehmet II. it marked the end of the Byzantine empire
1488
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First Portuguese explorer to round Africa’s southern tip
1492
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Lands in the Caribbean. Marks the beginning to the connectedness of the Americas
1502
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Most slaves came from Africa and went to Brazil or the Caribbean where living conditions were horrible
1517
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Starts the Protestant Reformation. He challenged the Pope's authority and believed salvation lied within faith alone
1521
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Most deaths were caused by disease. the rest came from superior military technology and tactics
1533
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Most deaths were caused by disease. the rest came from superior military technology and tactics
1571
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defeat of the Ottoman navy
1588
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Spanish attack on Britain where Britain used fire ships to destroy the entire Spanish fleet
1600
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unified japan. began the rule of the Tokugawa shogunate
1607
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the beginning of English colonial rule. Jamestown was built in a naturally swampy land that was hard to live on
1618 - 1648
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A religious war that stared in Bohemia but ended up encompassing most of Europe. lead to independence of many countries
1683
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Europeans stopped the Ottoman expansion at Vienna
1689
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The bloodless revolution that lead to Mary and William to overthrow James II. Lead to a constitutional monarchy and the English bill of rights
1492
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Also known as the triangular trade, exchange flowed from Africa to the Americas to Europe. main goods were sugar, rum, molasses, and slaves
1497 - 1542
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set up a trading post empire through military techniques and cannons. Portuguese goods were inferior to Asian goods
1498
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The Portuguese realized that their goods were inferior here and began their trading post empire
1513
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The first time a European has come across the Pacific Ocean
1519 - 1522
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showed that Europe could and would become the masters of the sea. Magellan died on the voyage
1600
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British joint-stock company in Asian products
1754 - 1763
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A war between the French and the British
1400
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unified when Isabella and Ferdinand married
1439
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The printing press was used widely for mainly religious purposes as shown in the Protestant reformation
1450 - 1750
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An influencing power in Europe with a dominant navy
1450 - 1750
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Kingdom of Europe that was strong in Absolute monarchies
1450 - 1648
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catholic Empire in Europe that was ruled by the Pope. destroyed after the 30 years war
1450 - 1750
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First Europeans to jump off the edge and explore the Oceans
1492
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Rough tactics that converted Spain back to Catholicism
1517
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Martin Luther stated his problems with the Catholic church and printed it out using the printing press. A lot of people took this new form of Christianity and ran with it
1536
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Believes strongly that God has already decided everyone's destination after death; also known as predestination
1543
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Challenged the Greek geocentric model of the solar system. Copernicus stated that the sun was at the center of the universe
1545 - 1563
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Made Catholicism more appealing by abolishing indulgences and giving the Pope more power, all through the Council of trent
1582
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Loyola creates the society of Jesus (Jesuits)
1609
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He made many discoveries like moons on distant planets. HE DID NOT INVENT THE TELESCOPE
1650 - 1700
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A period of European history that was centered on the belief that the universe was governed by laws and human reason would discover these laws
1651
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Strong believer that Absolute monarchies were the only way to rule a state correctly
1661
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A french monarch who strongly believed in absolutism and had full power over France
1721
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Started due to the defeat of the Mongols in the 1400's. late to Westernization
1762
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Continued Peter's goal of westernizing Russia and expands the territory significantly
1773
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Voltaire strongly believed that people were entitled to their own opinions
june 7 1494
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The Pope said that the Americas belonged to the Spanish (except Brazil) and everything in Asia that was unconquered belonged to Portugal (except the Philippines)
1520
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Welcomes Spanish as gods but then killed
1533
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He was the last Incan ruler
1534
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A French City in Northern America that was a large fur destination
1464 - 1492
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Brought the Songhay empire to its highest point
1591
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The Songhay empire was a Muslim African empire
1368
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China is ruled by the Chinese again and practice neoconfucianism. strong opposition to anything Mongolian in China. reversed all signs of Mongolian rule,created the Forbidden City
1405 - 1433
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Sponsored by emperor Yongle and was aimed at gaining more tributary states. ended because the Chinese council found it unnecessary and needed to spend money on Northern invasions
1641
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Dutch learning of westernization in Japan
1644
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Lost rule to the Manchurians
1644
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Manchurian rule. The last Chinese imperial dynasty
1661 - 1722
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Qing ruler who expanded China and practiced Confucianism
1735 - 1796
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Descendant of Kangxi and expanded China. Made Vietnam, Burma, and Nepal vassal states
1451 - 1481
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took control of Constantinople
1501
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a small, landlocked Muslim state who were primarily shia muslim and had many conflicts with the surrounding empires
1514
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Ottoman victory over the Safavids
1520 - 1566
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The greatest ruler of the Ottoman empire and expanded the empire.
1526
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Muslim control over a primarily Hindu population
1556 - 1605
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The greatest Mughal ruler who really appealed to the massive Hindu population