| E96. World Events during AD 1150-1600 |
Magna Carta Francis of Assisi The Dominicans Albigensian Heretics Holy Roman Empire Mongol Incursions Ghengis Khan dies in 1227 Alexander Nevsky's Russia Seventh Crusade English Gothic Unversities come of age St. Thomas Aquinas finds faith to be rational and reason divine. Roger Bacon Medieval Science Germany after Frederik II Fighting in the East Marco Polo's Journey Kublai Khan Venice and Genoa compete for trade and territory Papacy exiled to Avignon Swiss confederation Frnace loses Sicily Florence: Art, ploitics, finance Dante's "Divine Comedy" 1304-21 Scottland The Hundred Year's War Battle of Potiers The Jacqueries Revolt in Rome The Moorish kingdom of Granada The Hanseatic League Casimir III of Poland Bocchacchio's Decameron The Plaque: 1348-1351; 1/3 of Europes population died. Chaucer's "Centerbury Tales" Petrarch Spanish Civil War Wycliff and Church reform Peasant's Revolt in England in 1381 Portugese independence in 1385 Joan of Arc Cosimo de'Medici finances armies and artists to make Florence great. The Flemish school: Hubert van Eyck The Orthodox Church Naples and Sicily united. The Fall of Constantinople in 1453 by the Turks (Sultan Mehmet II) Greek Scholarship revived. Wars of the Roses The art of Printing Hapsburg Eempire Christopher Columbus discovered America in 1492. Geographical knowledge enlarged Machiavelli "The Prince" in 1513 Leonardo da Vinci Revival of classical scholarship Papacy defeats France Michelangelo, Sistine Chapel in 1508 Renaissance Gutenberg perfects movable type in 1450 Aldus Mannci printed first pocket books in 1494 Luthe published German Bible in 1534 Erasmus of Rotterdam Luther and the Reformation Turkish Expansion The Conquest of Mexico The death of the Aztec leader, Montezuma Henry VIII broke with Rome Reformation reached Scandinavia Calvin at Geneva Sir Thomas More English Reformation Tyndale's New Testament Advances in Sciences Copernicus Massacre of St. Bartholomew Mogul Empire Akbar in India (present Afghanistan) Gregorian Calendar Elizabeth I of England Invincible Armada