AP EURO Timeline Project – A

AP EURO Timeline Project – A

AP EURO Timeline Project – A Put the following in Chronological Order. Put the correct dates, a couple of dashes, and then event below Highlight it with the appropriate colors: o Social – religious, journalists, workers, women, children, social classes, education, poor, food, agriculuture, social commentators, o Politics – kings, leaders, law, war, government, revolts, political writers, o Intellectual – scientists, math, non- fiction, writers, philosophy, astronomers, o Cultural – painters, sculptors, music, fiction, architects o Economics – money , trade, taxes, currency, exploration o Diplomacy – peace, treaties, agreements Email me project at: [email protected] Elizabeth becomes queen Constantinople falls Elizabeth dies Botticelli’s Primavera St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre Cervantes Don Quixote Henry of Navarre becomes king El Greco born Edict of Nantes English Civil War begins Peace of Westphalia John Calvin prints Institutes of the Christian Religion Peace of Augsburg Enclosure Acts Henry VIII becomes king Raphael paints School of Athens Henry VIII dies Jan Van Eyck paints Wedding of Arnolfini Da vinci paints Mona Lisa Peter Brughal paints Wedding Feast Da vinci paints Last Supper Erasmus writes In Praise of Folly Michelangelo sculpts the David Thomas More prints Utopia Michelangelo paints Sistine Chapel Thomas More executed St. Peters’ Basilica built French Wars of Religion begin (approximately) France vs. Spain/HRE in the Italian Wars Cortes conquers Aztecs Martin Luther’s 95 Thesis Pizarro conquers Incas Peasants Revolt Dutch Revolt begins Diet of Worms Spain invades Granada Charles V becomes HRE emperor Martin Luther dies Ferdinand and Isabella marry John Calvin dies Columbus sails west Marbourg Colloquy Vasco De Gama sails around Africa Spanish Armada Magellan’s voyage around the world Dante’s Inferno Phillip II becomes king of Spain Spenger and Kramer’s Witches Hammer 30 Years War begins Inquisition arrives in Spain English Civil War Jan Huss burned King James Bible printed Medicis flee Florence Johannes Guttenburg Printing Press Da Vinci dies Machiavelli publishes the Prince Phillip II of Spain dies Petrarch dies Pope Leo X endorses indulgences Council of Trent Ignatius of Loyola founds the Jesuits King Gustavus Adolphus killed Father Bartolome De Las Casas writes Charles V William Shakespeare born Oliver Cromwell becomes Lord Protector Charles I executed Rump Parliament Oliver Cromwell dies Navigation Acts passed AP EURO Timeline Project – B The Golden Age of the Dutch Republic Henry IV of France becomes king Voltaire’s Candide Edict of Nantes Diderot’s Enclycolpedia Cardinal Mazarin becomes First Minister John Lock’s 2nd Treatise of Government Death of Mazarin Montesquieu’s Spirit of Laws Ivan the Terrible dies Rousseau’s Emile Construction of St. Petersburg begins Catherine the Great begins her rule The American Revolution 1st Partition of Poland The French Revolution 2nd Partition of Poland The Committee of Public Safety established 3rd Partition of Poland Robespierre executed Pugachev’s Rebellion The Directory Reign of Louis XIV begins Napoleon Bonaparte born Peter the Great rule begins The Civil Constitution of the Clergy Peter the Great dies Sieyes What is the Third Estate? Northern Wars begins Tennis Court Oath Northern Wars ends King Louis XVI executed Rembrant paints Night Watch Marie Antoinette executed Jan Vermeer paints the Astronomer Bastille raided Jean Baptist Colbert hired Declaration of the Rights of Man/Citizen (FR) War of Spanish Succession begins Declaration of Pillnitz War with the League of Augsburg begins The Code of Napoleon The Seven Years War begins The Concordat The War of Austrian Succesion begins Confederation of the Rhine organized Treaty of Paris 1763 The Continental System Peace of Utrect Grand Army invades Russia Cesare Bonesona write on Crime and Punishment Napoleon exiled to Elba Maria Theresa’s rule begins The 100 Days begin Fredrick the Great’s rule begins The Battle of Waterloo Cardinal Richelieu becomes First Minister The Congress of Vienna Richelieu at La Rochelle Napoleon exiled to St. Helena The Fronde War Jean Jacques David paints the Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart dies The Wilkes Affair George Handel dies John Kay’s flying shuttle Joseph II’s rule begins James Hargreaves spinning jenny Adam Smith writes the Wealth of Nations Edmund Cartwright’s power loom Isaac Newton’s theory on universal gravitation Richard Arkwright’s water frame Isaac Newton dies James Watt’s improved steam engine Descartes Discourse on Method Henry Cort’s puddling furnace Descartes dies Jeremy Bentham Frances Bacon dies David Ricardo’s iron law of wages Galileo on trial Thomas Malthus’ book Galileo dies Mary Wollstonecraft prints Johanness Kepler’s 3 Laws of Pl. Motion Margaret Cavendish dies Copernicus dies Isabella D’ Este William Harvey dies Vesalius dies William Pitt becomes Prime Minister The Hanover’s becomes kings of England Glorious Revolution Act of Union King moves to the Palace of Versailles Duke of Alba arrives in the Netherlands AP EURO Timeline Project - C King Louis Phillip/Bourgeoisie King coronation and abdication John Kay’s Flying Shuttle Belgium Independence granted James Hargreaves’ Spinning Jenny Polish Revolt Richard Arkwright’s Water Frame Giuseppe Mazzini prints …… Edmund Cartwright’s Power Loom Queen Victoria coronation/death George Stephenson’s Rocket Catholics gain rights in England in 1929 Henry Cort’s puddling process Reform Bill of 1832 Thomas Malthus population index Slavery Abolished in British Empire in 1833 David Ricardo Iron Law of Wages Chartists Irish Potato Famine Corn Laws repealed James Watt’s separate condenser for steam pwr France February Revolt of 1848 Poor Law of 1834 German States Revolt of 1848 John Wesley builds a Methodist Church France June Revolt of 1848 Luddites Louis Napoleon elected president/declared William Corbett starts a newspaper emperor/abdicates St. Simon prints…. Frankfurt Assembly Charles Fourier prints…. Louis Kossuth dies Louis Blanc prints ….. Austrian Revolt of 1848 Freidrich Engels prints Concerning the Working Class… Camillo de Cavour becomes prime minister Karl Marx prints the Communist Manifesto Garibaldi attacks Naples Robert Owen dies Victor Emmanuel crowned king of Italy Beethoven publishes 9th Symphony Otto Von Bismarck born/dies/iron and blood Richard Wagner’s Cry of the Valkries speech/Realpolitik/kulturekampt/ Percy Shelly prints… Bismarck’s wars with Denmark/Austria Lord Byron prints…. Franco Prussian War of 1870 Mary Shelly prints Frankenstein Wilhelm I crowned King of Germany Bram Stoker prints Dracula Augsleich Charlotte Bronte prints Jane Eyre and Withering Darwin prints the Origin of Species Heights The Great Exposition of 1851 Sir Walter Scott prints Ivanhoe and Rob Roy The Crimean War begins/ends Victor Hugo prints Les Miserables and The Hunchback William Gladstone becomes PM (evry time) Wolfgang Von Goethe publishes. … Benjamin Disraeli becomes PM Nicole Pagini publishes …. Reform Bill of 1867 British Medical Society established Paris Commune Bursenschafts formed The Third Republic of France begins Carlsbad Decrees Boulanger Affair Congress of Vienna Dreyfuss Affair Metternich resigns from office Emile Zola writes J’Accuse The Greek Revolt of 1821 Alexander Pushkin prints…. Zollverein formed Fydor Dostoyevsky prints On Crime and Punishment Friedrich List prints….. Leo Tolstoy prints War and Peace Delacroix paints Massacre at Chios Czar Alexander II coronation/frees the serfs/killed Delacroix paints Liberty Leading the People Louis Pasteur’s Germ Theory Goya paints The Shooting of May 3rd 1808 Curie’s experiments with x-rays/radium Greek Independence of 1832 Henry Bessemer perfects steel Death of Czar Alexander I Max Rutherford prints….(particle physics) Czar Nicholas I coronation/death Max Planck prints…(quantum) Decembrist Revolt George Hausmann begins remodeling Paris Louis XVIII made king of France/death Monet paints….. Charles X coronation/abdication Manet paints…. The July Days Renoir paints…. Kipling prints The White Man’s Burden Herbert Spencer prints…. Britain gains the Suez Canal Fashoda Crisis Lepold II in Belgium British crisis in Khartoum Battle of Omdurman Berlin Conference Italy invades Ethiopia Boer War Sepoy Mutiny in India Opium Wars AP European Timeline Project – D Franklin Roosevelt elected / dies Note: If there’s an * I want a month Spanish Civil War begins Benito Mussolini becomes PM/dies Russian Serfs Freed Blackshirt March on Rome Tolstoy prints War and Peace Lateran Pact Paul Von Hindenburg becomes President Pushkin dies Neville Chamberlain becomes PM Dostoyevsky prints Crime and Punishment Adolph Hitler born/dies Russo-Japanese War Beer Hall Putsch of 1923 Russia - Bloody Sunday Hitler writes Mein Kampf Trotsky expelled from Russia Dachau opens Russian Civil War *Knight of the Long Knives Kerensky becomes leader of Prov Gov *Kristallnacht Czar Nicholas abdicates *Nuremburg Laws Romanov Royal family executed *Anschluss Lenin born/dies *Italy invades Ethiopia Stalin born/dies *Winston Church hill born/PM/dies Stalin dies *Munich Conference – Appeasement Treaty of Brest Litovsk *Germany invades Poland Stalin’s 1st Five Year Plan begins *German/Soviet NonAggression Pact Stalin’s 2nd Five Year Plan begins *Phony War 1st Balkan Crisis *France surrenders Balkan Wars Begins *Battle for Britain *Archduke Franz Ferdinand assassinated *Operation Barbarossa *Battle of the Marne *Pearl Harbor *The United States enters WWI *Wannessee Conference *The Treaty of Versailles *Battle of

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