Timeline: New World

Period: Sep 6, 1650 to Sep 6, 1722

Life of Duke of Marlborough

Period: Sep 6, 1658 to Sep 6, 1705

Reign of Leopold I as Holy Roman Emperor

Period: Oct 12, 1672 to Oct 12, 1698

Louis de Buade de Frontenac is Governor General of New France

Period: Aug 31, 1675 to Aug 31, 1676

King Philip's War devastates New England

Period: Aug 31, 1678 to Aug 31, 1741

Life of Antonio Vivaldi, composer

Period: Aug 31, 1680 to Aug 31, 1692

The Pueblo Revolt

Sep 6, 1681

Charles II grants Pennsylvania to William Penn and soon after, Deleware.

Period: Sep 6, 1682 to Sep 6, 1725

Reign of Peter I of Russia

Period: Sep 6, 1685 to Sep 6, 1750

Life of Johann Sebatian Bach

Period: Sep 6, 1685 to Sep 6, 1688

Reign of James II of England

Period: Oct 12, 1685 to Oct 12, 1759

Life of George Frideric Handel, composer

Sep 6, 1688

Parliment triumphs in the Glorious Revolution

Period: Sep 6, 1689 to Sep 6, 1697

War of the Grand Alliance

(Or the Nine Years' War)

Period: Sep 6, 1689 to Sep 6, 1702

Reign of William III

Period: Oct 12, 1689 to Oct 12, 1755

Life of Charles Montesquieu

Sep 6, 1691

Massecheusets is made a royal providence.

Period: Oct 12, 1694 to Oct 12, 1778

Life of Voltaire

Period: Sep 6, 1697 to Sep 6, 1718

Reign of Charles XII of Sweden

Period: Sep 6, 1701 to Sep 6, 1714

War of Spanish Sucession

Period: Sep 6, 1702 to Sep 6, 1714

Reign of Queen Anne of Britain

Period: Nov 13, 1703 to Nov 13, 1758

Life of Jonathan Edwards

Period: Aug 31, 1714 to Aug 31, 1727

Reign of George I of Britain.

Period: Aug 31, 1715 to Aug 31, 1717

Native Americans attack South Carolina settlement

Period: Oct 12, 1715 to Oct 12, 1774

Reign of Louis XV

Aug 31, 1719

Native wars in North Carolina

Period: Oct 12, 1727 to Oct 12, 1760

Reign of George II of Britain.

Nov 27, 1727

Franklin starts the Junto Club

Period: Nov 13, 1730 to Nov 13, 1749

The first Great Awakening

Nov 27, 1731

Franklin publishes first edition of Poor Richard's Almanack

Period: Dec 4, 1732 to Dec 4, 1809

Franz Joseph Haydyn, Austrian Composer

Period: Nov 13, 1734 to Nov 13, 1820

Life of Daniel Boone

Nov 27, 1734

Franklin founds the America Pholisophical Society

Period: Feb 28, 1735 to Feb 28, 1820

Life of Daniel Boone

Period: Nov 13, 1735 to Nov 13, 1826

Life of John Adams... the man, not the beer!

Period: Nov 27, 1735 to Nov 27, 1737

John Wesley takes a missionary trip to georgia and encounters the Morovians

Nov 27, 1736

Franklin creates the Union Fire company

Period: Nov 13, 1737 to Nov 13, 1793

Life John Hancock

Period: Nov 13, 1738 to Nov 13, 1820

Life Benjamin Wesht

Nov 27, 1738

George Whitefield first preaches in America

Period: Oct 12, 1740 to Oct 12, 1780

Reign of Maria Theresa of Austria

Period: Nov 3, 1740 to Dec 28, 1768

Reign of Frederick II of Russia

Period: Nov 13, 1744 to Nov 13, 1818

Life of Abigail Smith Adams

Period: Dec 4, 1754 to Dec 4, 1763

The seven years' war

Nov 27, 1756

English prisoners die in the Black Hole of Calcutta

Nov 27, 1757

Battle of Plassey give British control over India

Dec 4, 1759

Brits capture Quebec

Dec 4, 1760

Montreal surrenders the the British.

Period: Dec 4, 1760 to Dec 4, 1820

George III's reign

Period: Oct 12, 1762 to Oct 12, 1798

Reign of Catherine the Great of Russia

Dec 4, 1763

treaty of Paris ends French presence in North America.

Dec 4, 1763

Proclomation Line of 1763

Period: Dec 4, 1763 to Dec 4, 1766

Pontiac's rebellion

Dec 11, 1765

Stamp Act

Dec 11, 1767

Townshend Act

Period: Dec 11, 1768 to Dec 11, 1771

Captain Cool's expedition to the Pacific

Dec 11, 1770

Boston Massacre

Dec 11, 1773

Boston Tea Party

Dec 11, 1774

Louix XVI becomes king of France

Dec 11, 1774

George III imposes the intolerable acts on Boston

Dec 11, 1774

Watt forms a company to create steam engines

Dec 11, 1774

First continental congress meets.

Feb 28, 1775

Boone blazes the Wilderness Road and founds Boonesborough

Apr 18, 1775

Paul Revere warns Massecheusetts and warns about Brits

Apr 19, 1775

Minutemen and Redcoat clash at Lexington and Concord

Jun 15, 1775

Congress declares George Washinton Commander of the Continental Army

Jun 17, 1775

The British drive the Americans from Breed's Hill in the battle of Bunker Hill

Jan 29, 1776

The patriots defeat the loyalists at Moore's Creek bridge

Jan 29, 1776

The Brits evac Boston

Jan 29, 1776

The Redcoats overtake Loooooonnnnnnnggggg Island.

Jan 29, 1776

The Brits occupy New York

Jan 29, 1776

The Declaration of Independance is adopted.

Jan 29, 1776

Washington mounts a suprise attack on the Hessians at Trenton by crossing the Deleware.

Jan 29, 1777

Washington gains a vic'try at Princeton

Jan 29, 1777

Washington and Co. and the Brits retire to winter quarters.

Period: Feb 28, 1777 to Feb 28, 1787

America is governed by the Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union

Aug 6, 1777

Loyalists and indians force the patriots back at Orskany.

Aug 16, 1777

The Patriots crush the Hessians near Bennington

Oct 17, 1777

Burgoyne surrenders at Saratoga

Dec 19, 1777

Washington's army retirs to the winter quarters at Valley Forge

Feb 6, 1778

The US and France sign an alliance

Dec 11, 1778

Antoine Lavosier recognizes and names oxygen

Dec 29, 1778

The Redcoats take Savannah

Feb 19, 1779

Spain declares war on Great Britain.

Feb 19, 1780

The British defeat the Americans at Camden

Jun 21, 1780

Charlestor falls after a British raid

Sep 5, 1781

The French inflict great damage ont the British fleet near Chesapeake Bay

Feb 19, 1782

The Americans and British sign a prelimanary peace treaty.

Feb 19, 1783

Congress ratifies the prlimanary peace treaty.

Feb 19, 1783

The Unite States and Great Britain sign the final peace treaty in paris.

Period: Feb 28, 1786 to Feb 28, 1787

Shay's rebellion

Feb 28, 1787

Prussian soldiers help the house of orange put down the rebellion in the netherlands

Feb 28, 1787

Congress passes the north ordinance

Mar 19, 1787

The US Constitution is comleted, signed and offered to the states for ratifacation

Mar 19, 1787

Constitutional Convention meets from may to september in Philedelphia

Feb 28, 1788

Louis XVI agrees to to reconvene the Estates-General

Period: Feb 28, 1788 to Feb 28, 1789

France draws up Cadres for the meeting of the Estates-General

Mar 28, 1789

The French National Assembly tskes power as the voice of the people

Mar 28, 1789

July 14th: The storming of the Bastille

Mar 28, 1789

George Washington is inagurated as the first president of the United States

Mar 28, 1789

French constitutional monarchy created

Period: Mar 28, 1789 to Mar 28, 1799

French Revolution

Mar 28, 1791

Estates-General meets

Mar 28, 1791

Bill of Right included in the constitution

Period: Mar 28, 1792 to Mar 28, 1799

France at war with European neighbors

Feb 28, 1793

Second Partition of Poland by Prussia and Russia

Mar 28, 1793

Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette are executed.

Period: Mar 28, 1793 to Mar 28, 1794

Reign of Terror

Period: Mar 28, 1795 to Mar 28, 1799

The Diectory rules France

Apr 10, 1797

XYZ affair

eXamine Your Zippers, congressmen!!!!

Period: Apr 10, 1797 to Apr 10, 1801

John Adams is president

Apr 10, 1798

Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions

Apr 10, 1798

Congress passes the Alien and Sedition Acts

UFOs are no longer allowed in the U.S. sky. Do they think the laws don't apply to them in New Mexico?

Period: Apr 10, 1798 to Apr 10, 1799

Quasi-War with France

Mar 28, 1799

Napoleon siezes power

Apr 10, 1799

Napoleon Bonaparte becomes the first consul of France

This ends the French Revolution.