History Timeline

  • Period: 1550 to

    Scientific Revolution

    -Galileo Galilei: Demonstrates the Properties of Gravity.
    -Isaac Newton: Published Philosophia Naturalis Principia Mathematica.
    -Johannes Kepler: Reveals His Third and Final Law of Planetary Motion.
    -It took place in Europe.
    Outcome: New discoveries were made, old beliefs began to be proven wrong. New theories were now based on logical explanations, such as mathematics or astronomical knowledge.
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    Enlightenment

    John Locke: he developed the idea that there was no legitimate government
    Voltaire: he wrote about the freedom of speech
    Jean-Jacques Rousseau: wrote “A Discourse on the Sciences and Art”
    Outcomes:
    1- American revolution
    2- Less racism, less religious segregation and less class division.
    3- France demanded lassiez faire instead of absolute monarchy.
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    Napoleonic Empire

    Napoleon:invades Syria towards the end of his Egyptian Campaign. Joseph bonaparte:evacuates Madrid after growing resistance to France's occupation. Wellington:leader of Spanish forces, defeats French forces under the command of Joseph Bonaparte at Vitoria. Outcomes: one of the biggest impact of napoleonic empire, he caused a major backlash, other reaction to Napoleon was the move towards more conservative governments in most of Europe.
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    American Revolution

    It took place in USA, when the 13 colonies exist.
    Outcomes:
    This are some causes from the revolution that some groups get excluded from immediate equality such as slaves and women, slavery to women's rights, from religious life to voting.
    characters:
    george washington: led the US independence and became the first president od the US
    thomas jefferson: wrote the “Declaration of Independence”
    benjamin franklin: signed the “Treaty of Paris” to end the war of Independence
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    French Revolution

    Location: France
    Characters:
    King and queen: Last king and queen of France before the revolution
    Louis de Saint-Just: One of the leaders of the french revolution and was called the angel of death
    Dr. Joseph Guillotine: The creator of the guillotine which was used to execute people in the revolution
    Outcomes:
    Led the path to many oder revolutions
    The world wide spreading of the “enlightenment ideas”
    The creation of the first human rights “Declaration on rights of man and the citizens”