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14 and 1500s

Reasons why the Renaissance began in Italy

Humanism, humanists, and their works

Innovations in Renaissance art, artists, and their works

The New Monarchs and Machiavelli

The Age of Exploration (Old Imperialism) – Motives – Technology – Countries Involved – Columbian Exchange

Commercial Revolution (Price revolution) and mercantilism

The Protestant Reformation and Reformers

Religious Wars in France

Revolts in the Netherlands

Causes of the Scientific Revolution along with scientists, their theories, and works they wrote

The De Medici

Charles V

Hapsburg-Valois Wars

Phillip II of Spain

Serfdom in eastern Europe

Peasants’ Revolt in Germany

Time of Troubles in Russia

Papal Schism, Conciliar Movement, and Babylonian Captivity

Catholic Counter Reformation

Peace of Augsburg

Gutenberg and results of his invention

Causes of the Scientific Revolution Copernicus Galielo Kepler Harvey

Baroque art movement

Michel de Montaigne

Northern Renaissance Art, writers, etc.

1600s Anglo-Dutch Wars

English Civil War – James I – Charles I – Cromwell – Charles II – James II

Peter the Great

Putting Out System

Colbert

Cossack Revolts in Russia

Hobbes and Locke

Louis XIV

Test Act in England

1700s

Agricultural Revolution and Enclosure Movement

The Enlightenment, Salons and Deism

Philosophes – Rousseau – Voltaire – Montequieu – D’Holbach – Hume – Diderot

War of the Spanish Succession and Peace of Utrecht

Frederick William I of Prussia

Seven Years’ War

Catherine the Great

Partitions of Poland

Louis XVI and the French Revolution

Napoleon

The Industrial Revolution and Inventions

French Utopian Socialism

Malthus and Ricardo

Wollstonecraft

Adam Smith and Capitalism

Jenner and Vaccinations Hausmann and Paris

Neoclassical Art and Rococo Art

1800s

Congress of Viena

Revolutions of 1830 and 1848

Great Britain: reform Bill of 1832; Poor Law Reform; Chartists; People’s Budget; Corn Laws; Mines’ Act; Reform Bill of 1867

The New Imperialism – Motives – Locations – People – Countries involved – Post WWII

Crimean War

German and Italian unification – People involved – Methods used – results

The Zollverein

Great Famine in Ireland Home Rule Bill

Spencer and Social Darwinism

Science in the 19 th century Comte and positivism Darwin Pasteur Freud Mendeleev

Karl Marx and Engels

Friederich List

Nietzsche

Romanticism in art – Artists – Characteristics – works

Dreyfus Affair and Third Republic in France

Alexander I of Russia and Sergei Witte

Mill On Liberty

Realism in art

Impressionism in art

Marie Curie

The Dreyfus Affair and Zola

1900s Russo-Japanese War

Russian Revolutions

Balkan Wars

Women’s suffrage movement in England

Social Welfare legislation

Planck and Quantum Theory Eistein and theory of relativity

Keynes and economics

Rutherford and atoms

existentialism

Lenin and his NEP program

The Totalitarian Dictators – Mussolini – Hitler – Stalin

Dawes Plan and Great Depression in Europe

WWI

WWII

Marshall Plan

NATO and Warsaw Pacts

The European Union

Civil War in Yugoslavia

The Cold War

Balfour Declaration and founding of Israel

Student rebellion in France, 1968

Spanish Civil War

Women after WWII

Fall of Communism in eastern Europe and the Soviet Union

Bauhaus style of architecture

Dadaism, Cubism, Post Impressionism and surrealism in art

New technologies in the 20 th century