AP midterm dates

Question 1

100 year war ends

Answer 1

1453

Question 2

Treaty of Tordesillas

Answer 2

1494

Question 3

Henry Vlll Becomes King

Answer 3

1509

Question 4

95 thesis

Answer 4

1517

Question 5

Diet of worms

Answer 5

1521

Question 6

German Peasants War

Answer 6

1525

Question 7

Turkish Victory allows spread of Protestantism in Hungary

Answer 7

1526

Question 8

Henry asks for an annulment

Answer 8

1527

Question 9

Henry breaks from pope, begins Protestant anglican church

Answer 9

1529

Question 10

Act of supremacy passed

Answer 10

1534

Question 11

Calvin published institutes of Christian religion

Answer 11

1536

Question 12

Papal approval of Jesuits

Answer 12

1540

Question 13

Pope Paul lll established supreme sacred congregation of Roman + Universal Inquistion

Answer 13

1524

Question 14

Fall of Constantinople

Answer 14

1453

Question 15

Council of Trent

Answer 15

1545

Question 16

Henry dies, Edward Vl begins reign, Protestants are strong

Answer 16

1547

Question 17

Reign of (bloody)Mary Tudor

Answer 17

1553

Question 18

Restoration of Lutherism

Answer 18

1553

Question 19

Persecution of prestestants

Answer 19

1553

Question 20

Peace of Augsburg

Answer 20

1555

Question 21

recognition of Luterism

Answer 21

1555

Question 22

Reign of Elizabeth l (restores protestants)

Answer 22

1558

Question 23

Treaty of Cateau-Cambresis

Answer 23

1559

Question 24

Saint Bartholomew’s Day massacre

Answer 24

1572

Question 25

England defeats Spanish Armada

Answer 25

1588

Question 26

Edict of Nantes

Answer 26

1598

Question 27

James l/Xll, declares divine right, offended parliment

Answer 27

1603-1625

Question 28

Thirty years war

Answer 28

1618-1648

Question 29

Charles l, forced to sign petition of right and limit royal power, dissove parliment

Answer 29

1625-1649

Question 30

english civil war, roundheads(support puritans) vs cavaliers (support the king jamrs/house of stuart)

Answer 30

1642-1649

Question 31

oliver cromwell, dictatorship, no religious tolerance, persecutes irish

Answer 31

1649-1658

Question 32

Charles ll, stuart, restore monarchy, habeas corpus

Answer 32

1660-1685

Question 33

edict of nantes revoke

Answer 33

1685

Question 34

James ll, tories/whigs, glorious revolution (kick him off throne without any death)

Answer 34

1685-1688

Question 35

newton, principia and law of universal gravitation

Answer 35

1687

Question 36

locke, essay concerning human understanding

Answer 36

1690

Question 37

William+Mary, constitutional monarchy, bill of rights

Answer 37

1689-1702

Question 38

Peace of utrecht

Answer 38

1713

Question 39

rousseau, the social contract

Answer 39

1762

Question 40

seven years war

Answer 40

1756-1763

Question 41

stamp act passed

Answer 41

1765

Question 42

boston tea party

Answer 42

1773

Question 43

american revolution

Answer 43

1775-1783

Question 44

french financial crisis

Answer 44

1786-1789

Question 45

french revolution

Answer 45

1789-1799

Question 46

napoleonic era

Answer 46

1799-1815

Question 47

napoleon invades russia

Answer 47

1812

Question 48

napoleon defeated and exiled

Answer 48

1814-1815