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AP European History Course - England, Ireland, Wales, Scottland
AP European History Course - England, Ireland, Wales, Scottland
1601
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created a national poor system for England and Wales.
1660
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... of the monarchy.
Charles II united England, Ireland, and Scotland.
1815
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to regulate the foreign grain trade
rested in protests and demonstrations
1945
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1600
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International trade system.
Traded materials, dyes, spices, tea.
1776
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by Adam Smith.
"economy works better without without government interference"
1816
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world trade
1929 - 1939
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Started in the USA, spread to Europe
1973
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and in 1979
1990
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1348
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Via Bristol Canal.
1.4 million out of 4.2 million died.
1381
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Caused by poor economic situations.
Heavy taxes, low incomes.
1387
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by Geoffrey Chaucer.
Tale of 30 on a pilgrimage to Canterbury. Shows the diversity of English social life.
1600
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1650
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1674
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Developed new farming methods.
- plowing
- drilling (sowing seeds at proper intervals and depth)
1705
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by Thomas Newcomen
1720
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1730
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end of the open field system
1750
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due to a rise in illegitimate births, and better health
1780
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James Watt (Irish)
promoted industrial breakthrough
1796
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Edward Jenner
1819
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Protest in Satin Peter's Fields in Manchester.
Broken up by armed cavalry.
1845 - 1851
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in Ireland
1882
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1884
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Universal male suffrage
1900 - 1914
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1916
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in Ireland.
Irish republicans against English rule in Ireland.
Irish lost.
1919
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Earnest Rutherford
1920
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... begins
1939
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aided in defeating Nazi's in WWII
1337 - 1453
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France VS England.
Over successor to French Throne.
English lost.
Captured Joan of Arc and executed her.
Major economic repercussions.
Resulted in nationalism.
1455 - 1485
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York VS Lancaster.
Over the next King of England. Lancaster victory, start of Tudor Dynasty.
York = red rose
Lancaster = white rose
1642 - 1649
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Royalists VS Parliamentarianists
Parliamentary victory.
Caused by the king not giving the Parliament enough power.
Resulted in Cromwell rising to power.
1688 - 1689
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Resulted in power being divided between the monarchy and the parliament, and in a constitutional monarchy.
1754 - 1763
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France + Austria VS Britain + Prussia
Resulted in Austrian victory and the Peace of Paris.
1853 - 1856
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Russia VS Ottoman Empire, Great Britain, France.
Over border disputes (Russia/Ottoman Empire), resulted in Peace of Paris (agreement to honor the borders).
1899 - 1902
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English VS Dutch. English victory.
Over Dutch colonies in Africa. English gained Cape Colony.
1914 - 1918
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Central Powers VS Allies. (Great Britain - Allies)
Resulted in Allied victory and the Treaty of Versailles.
1939 - 1945
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Allies VS Axis.
Allied victory.
Battle of Britain.
Development of radar.
1532 - 1534
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Started with Anne Boleyn and King Henry VIII.
Move to Protestantism.
1) the Anglican Church
2) divorce from Catherine
1925
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1330
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Writer.
Attacked the papacy's actions.
Had some Protestant ideas (reading Bible individually, abolish pluralism and absent-ism).
Followers called "Lollards".
1516
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by Thomas More.
Humanist.
1543
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by Francis Bacon.
Empiricism.
1550
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1564
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playwrite
1578
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Physician.
Described the circulatory system.
1588
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Writer, philosopher.
Empiricism, realism.
1690
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by John Locke.
Classical liberalism. Enlightenment.
1711
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Empiricist.
"One needs to experiment to know"
1748
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followers = Bethemites.
radical philosopher
social problems should be resolved with rational, scientific solutions
Utils: his unit of measurement of consumption pleasure
supply demand
1790
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1792
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by Mary Wollstonecraft
1817
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by David Ricardo.
never have more jobs than people who want to work.
employers will always employ those who will work for the least amount
1850
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1859
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by John Stewart Mill
utilitarianism, empiricism, liberalism
1870
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in art
1900
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1905
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in art
1920
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art movements
(abstract)
1920
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the belief that philosophical thinking begins with the human subject—not merely the thinking subject, but the acting, feeling, living human individual
1949
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George Orwell
1960
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music group. :)
1970
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1509 - 1547
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Wives: Catherine of Aragon (daughter: Mary), Ane Boleyn (daughter: Elizabeth), Jane Seymore (son: Edward)
Responsible for the break with the Roman Catholic Church and the rise of Protestantism in England.
Anne gave him 'Obedience of a Christian Man' by William Tyndale.
1547 - 1553
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Protestant. Son of Henry VIII and Jane Seymour.
Very sick, didn't live long.
1553 - 1558
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Catholic.
Daughter of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon.
1558 - 1603
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Protestant.
Daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn.
1) Brought about religious stability while making England a Protestant state (shows political skill).
2) defeated Spain at war
2) began the British Empire
1653 - 1658
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Republican government.
called "Protectorate"
religious toleration
regulated economy