APEH Ch 5 By BSternngngngn Period: 1533 to 1584 Reign of Ivan the Terrible 1572 Seven provinces that became the United Provinces of the Netherlands revolt against Spain Period: 1584 to 1613 "Time of Troubles" 1602 Dutch East India Company chartered 1603 James VI of Scotland becomes James I of England 1604 Hampton Court conference 1611 Publication of the authorized, or King James, version of the English Bible 1613 Michael Romanov becomes tsar 1625 Charles I becomes English Monarch 1628 Petition of Right 1629 Charles I dissolves Parliament and embarks on eleven years of personal rule 1640 April-May, Short Parliament; November, Long Parliament covenes Period: 1640 to 1688 Reign of Frederick William, the Great Elector 1642 Outbreak of the Civil War 1643 Louis XIV ascends French throne at age five Period: 1643 to 1661 Cardinal Mazarin directs the French government 1645 Charles I defeated as Naseby 1648 Peace of Westphalia 1648 Pride's Purge 1649 Charles I executed Period: 1649 to 1652 Fronde Revolt Period: 1649 to 1660 Various attempts at a Puritan Commonwealth 1653 Pope declares Jansenism a heresy Period: 1658 to 1705 Leopold I rules Austria and resists Turkish invasions 1660 Papal ban on Jansensists enforced in France 1660 Charles II restored to the English throne 1661 Louis commences personal rule Period: 1667 to 1668 War of Devolution 1670 Secret Treaty of Dover between France and Great Britian 1672 Parliament passes the Test Act Period: 1672 to 1679 French war against Netherlands 1678 Popish Plot 1682 Peter the Great, age ten, becomes tsar 1683 Turkish siege of Vienna 1685 Louis revokes the Edict of Nantes 1685 James II becomes king of England 1688 "Glorious Revolution" Period: 1688 to 1713 Reign of Frederick I of Prussia Period: 1688 to 1697 War of the League of Ausburg 1689 William and Mary proclaimed English monarchs 1689 Peter assumes personal rule 1696 Russia captures Azov on the Black Sea from the Turks 1697 European tour of Peter the Great 1698 Peter returns to Russia to put down the revolt of the streltsy 1699 Peace treaty between Turks and Hapsburgs 1700 The Great Northern War opens between Russia and Sweden; Russia defeated a Narva by Swedish army of Charles XII 1701 Outbreak of the War of Spanish Succession 1701 Act of Settlement provides for Hanoverian succession Period: 1702 to 1714 Reign of Queen Anne, last of the Stuarts 1703 St. Petersburg founded 1707 Act of Union between England and Scotland 1709 Russia defeats Sweden at the Battle of Poltava Period: 1711 to 1740 Charles VI rules Austria and secures agreement to the Pragmatic Sanction Period: 1711 to 1740 Frederick William I builds up the military power of Prussia 1713 Treaty of Utrecht between France and Great Britain 1713 Treaty of Utrecht ends the War of the Spanish Succession 1714 Treaty of Rastatt between France and the Empire and Holland 1714 George I becomes king of Great Britain and establishes Hanoverian dynasty 1715 Death of Louis XIV Period: 1715 to 1720 Regency of the duke of Orleans in France 1718 Aleksei, son of Peter the Great, dies under mysterious circumstances in prison 1718 Charles XII of Sweden dies 1720 Mississippi Bubble bursts in France 1721 Peace of Nystad ends the Great Northern War 1721 Peter establishes a synod for the Russian Church Period: 1721 to 1742 Robert Walpole dominates British politics 1722 Peter issues table of ranks 1725 Peter dies, leaving an uncertain succession Period: 1726 to 1743 Cardinal Fleury serves as Louis XV's chief minister 1727 George II becomes king of Great Britain 1740 Maria Theresa succeeds to the Hapsburg throne 1740 Frederick II violates the Pragmatic Sanction by invading Silesia