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Industrial revolution begins
The industrial revolution started from 1750 to 1850 where changes in manufacturing, mining, agriculture, technology, and transportation had a big effect on the cultural and social conditions. Almost everything in daily life was influenced in someway. The industrial revolution lasted for for over 100 years.
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The treaty of Paris
The treaty of Paris is signed where by Britain recognizes the United States as a independent nation. After the British army surrendered at the battle of Yorktown, it took a year and a half for when king George then ratified the treaty.
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Napoleon makes himself emperor of France.
Napoleon Bonaparte was a military and political leader of France. He was also "emperor of the french". Napoleon Bonaparte coronation took place on December 2, 1804, in the cathedral of Notre-Dame in Paris. At Napoleon ceremony he surprised everyone by not allowing the pope to crown him. Napoleon Bonaparte placed the crown on his own head and them crowned Josephine empress.
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slave trade abolished in Britain
In the 18th century Britain put an end to selling and buying humans. This slave trade began with Portuguese, and some Spanish, traders taking African slaves to America. British sailors then became involved in the trade in the 18th century. In England a group called 'The sons of Africa' started a letter writing campaign against the slave trade. After a huge campaign in 1807 the slave trade was finished.
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Charles x controls succeeded as king of France
Charles X who is also named Charles-Philippe, comte de'Artois, was the king of France. Charles was a very successful king he dramatized the failure of the Bourbons after they tried to reconcile the tradition of the monarchy. Charles X was crowned king after his brother Louis XVIII died in September 1824. Charles's government successfully extended Frances imperial power.
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war of 1812
The conflict fought between the United States and Great Britain over British violations of U.S maritime rights. More than half of the British forces were made up of Canadian volunteers because the British soldiers were fighting Napoleon in Europe. The war ended in 1814 when the Treaty of Ghent was signed, this meant that the United States and Britain would end their battle.
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Greece gains independence from Turkey with help from Britain.
Rebellion of Greeks within the Ottoman empire, a struggle which was resulted in a independent kingdom of Greece. -
Gold discovered in Australia
In 1851 gold was discovered by Edward Hargraves. Edward had just returned empty handed from the Californian Gold Rush and had a theory that Australia and California had lots of similarities. During the gold rush people had to have a claim and a licence to look for gold. A claim was a area of land that was 3.6 metres square. To keep the claim a minor had to work on it everyday except for Sundays when their was no mining allowed.
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New Zealand becomes the first country to give vote to women.
On the 19th of September 1893 the governor, Lord Glascow, signed a Electoral Act in law. As a result of this, New Zealand became the first country in the world to give women the right to vote in parliamentary elections.
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women's political rights to vote in South Australia
South Australia allowed women to vote in 1894, Western Australia then allowed it in 1899, and New South Whales in 1902. That same year women all over Australia were granted suffrage in commonwealth elections.
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What this timeline shows.
This timeline shows 10 events that has happened in between 1750 and 1980, from the industrial revolution and to when women where aloud to vote in south Australia. -
how did women's political rights to vote change the world.
Women political rights changed the world because now in 2018 women can vote and become prime ministers.