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Dictatus Papae by Gregory VII
100 years war
War of the Roses
Peace of Lodi (ends Italian wars for 40 years)
Battle of Bosworth
Diaz rounds Cape of Good Hope (Africa)
Treaty of Torsedillas (Portuguese get east of line, Spanish get west)
Vasco da Gama reaches Indies
Concordat of Bologna (gives French king lay investiture- can appoint clergy)
Magellan's journey finishes
Sacking of Rome by unpaid German mercenaries
Treaty of Cateau-Cambresis
Council of Pisa
Golden Bull by Charles IV, Holy Roman Empire
English nobility write the Magna Carta
Crowning of Charlemagne
Battle of Crecy
the Jaquerie (French peasants revolted against over-taxation; lost to royal army)
Agincourt (English victory)
The Prince was published
Edict of Nantes by Henry of Navarre/Henry IV of France
Petition of Right written by English Parliament
Long Parliament
The Instrument of Government makes Oliver Cromwell "Lord Protector"
Glorious Revolution
English Bill of Rights
Battle of Poltava
Battle of Lepanto, Holy League defeats Turks
Pacification of Ghent
Defenestration of Prague
30 Years War
Edict of Restitution is issued by Ferdinand I, undoing Edict of Nantes
Peace of Westphalia
Battle of Poltava
Peace of Augsberg
Martin Luther posts 95 theses
Diet at Worms
printing press invented
Battle of White Mountain
Edict of Restitution
Battle of Lutzen; Swedish win but Gustavus Adolphus is killed
first phase of English civil war
Charles I restarts English Civil War - gets beheaded
Elizabeth dies
Act of Unity joins England and Scotland
Treaty of Utrecht
official start of Industrial Revolution in England
Catherine de Medici dismissed the Estates General
Council of Notables refuses to pay taxes
Estates General meet
Louis XVI loses power; French Revolution occurs
height of Revolution; reign of Terror under Robespierre
Napoleon seizes power from the Directory
Napoleon crowns himself Emperor of France (turning point for Napoleon as a person)
Declaration of Pilmits: Austria & Prussia declare opposition to the French Revolution
Napoleon lost naval battle (Trafalgars) to English and Lord Nelson
Napoleon imposed the Continental Sysem
unsuccessful invasion of Russia
Napoleon defeated and banished
final defeat at Waterloo; Congress of Vienna
July monarchy; Louis Phillipe takes throne from Charles X
Factory Act
Ten Hour Act
Charles 10th takes throne; Louis XVIII dies
official date of Italian unification
Austro-Prussian War
Franco-Prussian War
WWI begins; Archduke is assasinated
Bolshevik Revolution leads Russia to sign Brest-Litovsk, surrendering to Germany
Armistice signed
Treaty of Versailles
Fascist march on Rome
US economy tanks (Black Tuesday)
Hitler becomes chancellor in Germany
Italian invasion of Ethiopia
Anschluss (Austrian annexation) and Kristellnacht
Germany invades Poland; France and Britain declare war
Pearl Harbor; US enters WWII
June 6th was D-Day
WWII ends; Potsdam and Yalta conferences
Berlin Airlift
USSR gets atomic bomb from Rosenberg couple; NATO and Warsaw Pact are formed
Geneva Summit
Hungarian revolution
Kruschev builds Berlin Wall
Prague Spring and invasion of Czechloslovakia
Christmas: Gorbachev, last dictator of USSR, resigns

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