Today in History 3

  • Canute the Great died
    Nov 12, 1035

    Canute the Great died

    Canute won the English crown and then became king of the Danes, and he united England and Denmark.
  • Pope Urban calls for the First Crusade
    Nov 27, 1095

    Pope Urban calls for the First Crusade

    Pope Urban starts the First Crusaders to go to win back the Holy Land from the Muslims
  • Pope Boniface dcreees the Unam Sanctum
    Nov 19, 1302

    Pope Boniface dcreees the Unam Sanctum

    Pope Boniface dcreees the Unam Sanctum, which explains the powers that the pope has as head of the Church
  • Philip IV of France dies in a hunting accident
    Nov 29, 1314

    Philip IV of France dies in a hunting accident

    Philip IV of france died of a stroke, which he suffered while he was hunting. He died a few weeks after.
  • Charles VI of France is born
    Dec 3, 1368

    Charles VI of France is born

    Charles the sixth of France was born today
  • Columbus notes tobacco
    Nov 15, 1492

    Columbus notes tobacco

    When he arrives in America, Columbus is introduced to tobacco.
  • Magellan sets sail
    Nov 28, 1520

    Magellan sets sail

    Magellan leaves Portugal to sail the Pacific ocean
  • King James kearns of gunpowder plot

    King James kearns of gunpowder plot

    James, king of England, learned of the plot to assassinate him
  • 16000 die in Venice of plague

    16000 die in Venice of plague

    This month in 1630, 16000 inhabitants of Venice died of the black plague
  • First blood transfusion

    First blood transfusion

    The first blood transfusion was done between dogs.
  • King Tut's tomb is discovered

    King Tut's tomb is discovered

    Howard Carter accidentally discovers King Tutankhamun's tomb in the Valley of the Kings
  • Stock Market crashes

    Stock Market crashes

    In 1929, the stock market crashed. THis day, also called Black Tuesday, startd the Great Depression in the U.S.
  • Nazis launch Kristallnacht

    Nazis launch Kristallnacht

    Kristallnacht is German for Crystal night, also called Night of the Broken Glass. The Nazis persecuted the Jews.
  • FDR is elected to fourth term

    FDR is elected to fourth term

    Franklin Delano Roosevelt is elected to his fourth term as president. He died a few months later.
  • U.N. condemns Apartheid

    U.N. condemns Apartheid

    The United Nations put an end to the segragation and unlawful treatment of people in South Africa
  • Emperor Theodosius banned all pagan worship

    Emperor Theodosius banned all pagan worship

    Emperor Theodosius made Chrisitanity the official religion. When he banned pagan relgions, they had to cancel the olympics.
  • Charles, Eldest son of CHarlemagne, dies

    Charles, Eldest son of CHarlemagne, dies

    Charlemagne's eldest son by his wife Hildegard was Charles II. He's also known as Charles the Younger. He died 1 years after being crowned King of the Franks.