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Isabella and Ferdinand married and united 2 kingdoms.
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Henry VIII resigned
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Queen Elizabeth I is the second female ruler of Britain.
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The Edict of Nantes granted religious tolerance to Huguenots.
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One of the most renown books is published.
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The longest and most destructive war in European history.
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The petition of right gave people basic rights.
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The long parliament was after the short parliament.
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The peace of Westphalia ended the Thirty Years War.
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King Louis XIV rules France.
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Thomas Hobbes publishes Leviathan.
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Charles II held a policy of religious tolerance.
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Peter the Great modernizes mother Russia.
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Chain of events that lead to the deposition of James V
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The bill of rights gave Parliament the right to meet and hold elections.
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John Locke publishes the book Two Treaties of Government.
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The novel Robinson Crusoe, the story of a man castaway on an island.
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Jonathan Smith publishes the book Gulliver's travels.
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Frederick II is ruler of Prussia.
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A book by Baron de Montesquieu.
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Bach produces Mass in B minor.
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The multi volume reference book is published.
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Global war between most European powers.
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Voltaire publishes Candide.
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George III is ruler of Britan.
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Catrine II was the ruler of Russia during the enlightenment.
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Joseph II was the 43rd monarch of Austria.
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Jean-Jacques Rousseau publishes the book Social Contract.
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Red coats open fire on American protestors.
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American protestors dump boxes of British tea into Boston harbor.
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A series of laws made to punish Americans for the Boston Tea Party.
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The first battles of the revolutionary war.
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Book by Adam Smith.
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This action declared the 13 colonies their own county, not a part of Britain.
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The Americans laid siege to British occupied Yorktown.
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The Treaty of Paris end the revolutionary war.
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The constitution sets the framework for the government.
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The 3rd estate declares that they will keep meeting.
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The French rebels storm the Bastille prison.
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Major document of the French Revolution, declared that men have inalienable rights.
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Riot at th palace of Versailles.
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French document stating that women have rights.
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A Vindication of the Rights of Woman is a feminist philosophy.
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New government after the revolution.
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France becomes a republic rather than a monarchy.
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Committee used during the French Revolution.
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The execution of anyone opposed to revolution.
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The French directory was the first government after the revolution.
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One of the most well known people becomes emporer.
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Naval battle between the French and British.
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Major battle of the Napoleonic wars.
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Battle between Napoleon and most of Europe.
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Napoleon is exiled to the island of Elba.
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International meetings to put Europe back together.
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After the battle of Waterloo and is exiled. (again)