Black death

Black Death 1348

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  • Leif Ericson
    Sep 4, 1000

    Leif Ericson

    citation The first European to land on the North American continent. He was a viking seaman.
  • Black Death
    Aug 31, 1348

    Black Death

    citation A plague caused by rats that many people died from. This is important because after the Black Death people were more catious about disease.
  • The Great Western Schism
    Aug 31, 1378

    The Great Western Schism

    citation A period where there were two and later three popes in the Roman Catholic Church at one time. This is important because there should only be one pope at a time.
  • Printing Press
    Aug 31, 1440

    Printing Press

    citation German inventor Johannes Gutenberg invented a machine that transfers ink lettering onto paper to create books and newspapers more simply.
  • Spanish Inquisition
    Aug 31, 1487

    Spanish Inquisition

    citation A time when many Jews and Moors were expelled and Spain championed Catholicism. This changed the world because it was discriminating against religions.
  • Christopher Columbus
    Aug 31, 1492

    Christopher Columbus

    Citation Christopher Columbus sailed for Spain on the Santa Maria. He planned to sail to China, but went the wrong way and sailed to the Americas.
  • Spanish Christians Conquer Muslim Moors
    Aug 31, 1492

    Spanish Christians Conquer Muslim Moors

    citation Spanish Christians conquered Granada, they forced Moors who practiced Islam out of Spain. If they stayed, they became Christians, or at least pretended to be.
  • John Cabot
    Aug 31, 1497

    John Cabot

    Citation Was an Italian explorer searching for England. John Cabot was first European to reach North America after the Vikings.
  • Protestant Reformation
    Aug 31, 1517

    Protestant Reformation

    citationMartin Luther and others created a religious movement by disargeeing with some certain religious issues of the Roman Catholic Church. This is important because they broke away and made Protestant churches.
  • Hernando Cortes
    Aug 31, 1519

    Hernando Cortes

    citation A Spanish conquistador who overthrew the Aztec Empire and captured great wealth.
  • Juan Diego & Our Lady of Guadalupe
    Dec 9, 1531

    Juan Diego & Our Lady of Guadalupe

    Citation Juan Diego was on his way to church and he heard a voice on a hill. The voice was Mary.
  • Francisco Pizarro
    Sep 4, 1532

    Francisco Pizarro

    citation Francisco was a Spanish conquistador who captured and executed the Incan emporer, then controlled much of the Incan empire.
  • King Henry VIII and the beginning of the Church of England
    Sep 4, 1534

    King Henry VIII and the beginning of the Church of England

    Citation King Henry VIII wanted to divorce his wife because she didn't give birth to a son, but the church wouldn't allow him to get a divorce so he broke away from the church and created his own.
  • Council of Trent
    Sep 4, 1545

    Council of Trent

    citation The council met three times and succeeded in redefining its doctrines. This changed the world because it fixed the institutional structure of the church
  • Roanoke

    Roanoke

    citation An early English settlement that mysteriously disappeared between the time of the founding and the return of the expedition's leader. This changed the world because the mystery of the "Lost Colony" has never been solved.
  • Jamestown

    Jamestown

    citation Jamestown was the first succesful settlement in North America. They built huts and forts.
  • Henry Hudson

    Henry Hudson

    Citation Henry Hudson was an English explorer. He sailed for the Dutch. He found himself at a new land which is present day New York.
  • King Louis XIV

    King Louis XIV

    citation King Louis XIV was the king of France from 1643-1715 who extended France's eastern borders. This changed the world because France grew larger.
  • Marquette and Joliet

    Marquette and Joliet

    citation Marquette and Joliet searched together and found the Mississippi River. They were the first Europeans to follow the course of the water.