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  • 1347

    Black death hits Europe

    Black death hits Europe
    The black death was one of the largest illness outbreaks ever. the black death wiped out 200 million people.
  • 1440

    Gutenberg's printing press

    Gutenberg's printing press
    Gutenberg's printing press was the first made printing press. the printing press was used to copy many significant documents like the 95 theses.
  • 1440

    David by Donatello

    David by Donatello
    David is one of the most famous statues of the Renaissance time period. this statue is important because it demonstrates the artistic talent during the time
  • 1492

    Columbus finds America

    Columbus finds America
    Columbus finding America provided a home for many Europeans. This is important because it shows that the exploration times had begun and Columbus found what is now a home for billions.
  • 1501

    David by Michelangelo

    David by Michelangelo
    David by Michelangelo depicts David, the second king of Isreal. This statue is important because it is one of the most famous statues of the Renaissance period and is still intact today.
  • 1517

    Luther's 95 theses

    Luther's 95 theses
    Luther's 95 theses was an article that he posted around Europe that went against the church. The 95 theses changed the way that churches are run and allowed more people to know what is in the bible.
  • 1543

    Copernicus death

    Copernicus death
    Copernicus was a famous engineer, philosopher, and astronomer. He founded the idea of the revolving around the sun instead of the Earth.
  • 1564

    Birth of Shakepeare

    Birth of Shakepeare
    Shakespeare was a famous playwright and writer. The birth of him is an important date because it is when he was born and he began his legacy.
  • Galileo's telescope

    Galileo's telescope
    this was the invention of the first accurate and functional telescope. this allowed Galileo to look into space.
  • Isaac Newton death

    Isaac Newton death
    Isaac Newton was a famous engineer, philosopher, and astronomer. He founded the idea of the three laws of motion and his death did not impact the findings he made.