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William the Conqueror and his army set off to England and win an important battle at Hastings. This allows them to take over England, as well as the crowning of WIlliam.
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Donatello sculpts his most famous piece of artwork, a sculpture of David just after defeating the mighty Goliath.
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Chirstopher Columbus discovers the New World as he travels to where he thought India was from Spain.
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Nicolaus Copernicus is the first person ever to bring up heliocentrism, the belief that the solar system is sun-centered, and he publishes a book on it.
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After 14 years of work, Da Vinci finishes one of the most famous paintings ever, the Mona Lisa.
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Martin Luther is a german monk, upset with the church, who tries to bring about his ideas, which spark the reformation.
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Ferdinand Magellan travels across the world, exploring and discovering new things.
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William Shakespeare, a great playwright and poet, publishes one of the most iconic plays ever, Romeo and Juliet.
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The telescope was originally invented by Hans Lippershey, and was then fixed and enhenced upon by Galileo Galilei
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Isaac Newton publishes a book on his 3 laws of motion which are commonly used today and were built off of by Einstein.
