Dates (test 2) Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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1575

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William of Orange founded the University of Leiden

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2
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1633

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Galileo Galilei was sentenced to life-long house arrest

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3
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1609

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Mare Liberum

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4
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1715

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Louis XV was crowned as king of France

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5
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1607

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The eshtablishing of Virginia, ten first British colony in America

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6
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1763

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A wat in Europe ended with a British victory over Frnace

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7
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1763

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Peace treaty between Brittany, France and Spain

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8
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1773

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Boston Tea Party

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9
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April 1775

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Tensions between the British government and the Patriots in Massachusetts turned into a violent clash

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10
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1783

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The ending of the war in America

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11
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4th of July 1776

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Declaration of Independence was adopted by the Congress

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12
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1774

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Continental Congress

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13
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1789

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The Congress accepted a constitution

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14
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1770

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The crown prince of France (15) married Marie Antoinette (14)

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15
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1774

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Louis and Marie became king and queen of France

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16
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1788/1789

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Terrible years for the peasants, especially the winter

17
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1778

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France fought against the British to support the American War of Independence

18
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1789

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France was on the edge of bankruptcy

19
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May 1st 1789

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Louis summoned the Estates-General together

20
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May 5th 1789

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the Palace of Versailles became the meeting place of the clergy, nobility and the representatives of the third estate

21
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June 1789

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The disappointed and angry third estate decided to establish a new meeting called the National Assembly

22
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July 1789

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Hundreds of Parisians gathered together and plundered and destroyed food depots

23
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July 14, 1789

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The National Guard stormed the Bastille (considered the start of the French Revolution)

24
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Between July 17th and August 4 in 1789

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Peasant in the countryside revolted against their landlords

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August 4th and 5th 1789
La Nuit du Sacrifices ended the Ancien Régime
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October 1789
The March on Versailles
27
1791
The French total family tried to escape from Paris
28
1793
Louis XVI was executed on the Place de la Revolution
29
1792
The National Assembly officially ended the monarchy
30
1793
The king and queen were found quilty for treason and were executed by the quillotine
31
1794
End of the Reign of Terror
32
1798
Napoleon returned to France after he had won battles against Italy and Egypt
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1712
The first real steam engine was used to pump water from a mine
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1874
The Children’s law of van Houten was introduced, forbidding that children onder the age of 12 were hired in factories