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King Charles VI of Scotland becomes King Charles I of England
King Charles beceomes the King of England after being king of Scotland, Whith the corination he unites Scotland and England under one crown for the first time. -
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English Civil War
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Charles Recalls Parlement
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Charles desmisses Parlement
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Charles imposes Anglican services on Presbyterian churches in Scotland
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First meeting of the Short Parlement
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Charles desolves the Short Parlement
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First meeting of the Long Parlement
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Irish Rebelion Begins
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Grand Remonstance presented by Charles
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Charles try to arest five menbers of the House Of Commons
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Long Parlement Passes the Militia Ordinance
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Charles unsucsessfully marches on Kingston to try to secure it's arsenal
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Civil War Commences
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Battle of Newbury
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The Commity between Scotland and England is suspended
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Scots march south to join the Parlementarians army thretening York
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The Long Prlement sends the propostions of Uxbridge to the King at Oxford
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The Creation of The New Modle Army
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Seige of Hereford ended with the surrender of the Royalist garison
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Charles Surenders to the Scotish army at Nottinghamshire
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New Modle Army Cavalry seises the King from his Parlementarian gard
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Begining of the Putiny Debates
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Prides Purge
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Trial of King Charles I begins
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Death Warrent for King Charles I is signed
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Charles II is proclaimed King of Scots
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Rump Parlement abolishes the Monarchy
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Charles II crowned King of Scots
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Battle of Worchester
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Charles II lands in Normandy sucsessfully fleeing England
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Rump Parlement disbanded by Cromwell
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Blue Laws Introduced
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The Blue Laws Introduced
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Cromwell denies th English Crown
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Oliver Cromwell Dies
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Richard Cromwell restores the Rump Parlement
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Rump Parlement disbanded again
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Richard Cromwell Resignes as Lord Protector
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Charles II arives in London and restores the monarchy
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Charles II's Corination in Westminister Abbey
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The begining of the Enlightenment
The begining of the enlightened thinkers in europe including John Locke, Montescue and Voltaire -
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French Revolution
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The Steam Engine Invented
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The Industrial Revolution
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Seven Years War (French Indian War)
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American Revolution
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Royal Proclimation
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The Stamp Act
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The Sugar Act
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The Spinning Jenny Invented
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The Currency Act
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The Quatering Act
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Boston Massacre
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Declaratory Act
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Townshend Act
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James Watt Improves the Steam Engine
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Richard Arkwright Patents the Water Frame
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Tea Act
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Boston Tea Party
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Boston Port Act
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The Intolorable Acts
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Administration of Justice Act
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Massachusetts Government Act
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Coronationof Louis XVI
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Quartering Act
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Quebec Act
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First Continential Congress
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Prohabition of trade with Great Britan
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Paul Revere's Midnight Ride
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Muinute Men and The Read Coats face off at Lexington and Conncord in "the shot heard round the world"
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Seccond Continential Congress meets
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Washington asummes command of the Continential Army
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George Washington named Comander and Cheif
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Battle of Bunker Hill
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Patriots Control Montreal
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Paine's Common sense published
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British Evacuate Boston, Navy moves to Halifax
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Decloration of Rights
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Patriots beat the British at fot Moultrie South Carolina
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Congress adopts th Decloration of Independance
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Delegates begin to sighn the Decloration of Independance
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Battle of Long Island
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Washington Crosses the Delaware river and captures trenton and defeats the hessians.
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Battle of Saritoga
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U.S. and France sign the French Alliance
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France delares war on England in support of the American Colonies
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French troops arive to aid the Americans
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Jacques Necker releases his Compte Rendu, leading the french people to belive that the economic situation is stable.
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The French Fleet drives the English Navy from Chesapeake Bay
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Cornwallis surrenders to the Patriots and the French at Yorktown VA
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British and Americans sign preliminary peace treatys
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British leave Charlestown South Carolina
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Wide spread Famine and Drought
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British, French and Americans sign the Treaty Of Paris
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British Troops leave New York City
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Washington resignes as Comander and Cheif
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Louis orders all Political Clubs in Paris Closed
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U.S. Constituion Signed
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All repayments on goverment loand stop, Fance efectivly goes bankrupt
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U.S. Constituion Adopted
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The Estates-General Meets for the first time since 1614
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The Third Estate Delares itself the National Assembly in the Tennin Coart Oath in Versailles
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Storming of The Bastile
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Begining of the Great Fear
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The National Assembly adopts the decloration of The Rights of Man and the Citesen
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Women's March on Versailles
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Louis XVI agrees to ratify the august Decrees
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The Royal Family and The National Assembly move to Paris
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The Royal Family attempts to Flea the Country
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The royal family is caught in Varnnes and taken back to Paris
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The National Assebly declares that the escape attempt is a demonstration of the King surrendering his throne
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Louis formaly accepts the constitution and there fore his new Constitutional Monarchy
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Austria and Prussia form an alliance against France
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France declares war on Austria
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France invades Austria
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Austria and Prussia invade France
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First day of the French Revolutionary Calender
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Louis brought to trial, Robespeirre argues that "louis must die, for this country to live"
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King Louis XVI Guillotined
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Ratifacation of the now Constitution by the National Assembly
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Assasination of Jean-Paul Marat
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Robespeirre elected to the Commity of Public Saftey
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Bwgining of the Reighn of Terror
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Marie Antoinnette Guillotined
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Danton Guillotined
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Eli Whitney Patents the Cotton Gin
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End of the Reighn of Terror
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Robespeirre Guillotined
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Samuel Morse invents the Telegraph
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Elias Howe invents the Sewing Machine
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The Bessemer Method for processing Steel is Invented
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Alfred Noble Creates Dinamite
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Alexander Graham Bell Invents the Telephone
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Thomas Edison invents the light bulb
