1. 14 and 1500s

2. Reasons why the Renaissance began in Italy

3. Humanism, humanists, and their works

4. Innovations in Renaissance art, artists, and their works

5. The New Monarchs and Machiavelli

6. The Age of Exploration (Old Imperialism) – Motives – Technology – Countries Involved – Columbian Exchange

7. Commercial Revolution (Price revolution) and mercantilism

8. The Protestant Reformation and Reformers

9. Religious Wars in France

10. Revolts in the Netherlands

11. Causes of the Scientific Revolution along with scientists, their theories, and works they wrote

12. The De Medici

13. Charles V

14. Hapsburg-Valois Wars

15. Phillip II of Spain

16. Serfdom in eastern Europe

17. Peasants’ Revolt in Germany

18. Time of Troubles in Russia

19. Papal Schism, Conciliar Movement, and Babylonian Captivity

20. Catholic Counter Reformation

21. Peace of Augsburg

22. Gutenberg and results of his invention

23. Causes of the Scientific Revolution Copernicus Galielo Kepler Harvey

24. Baroque art movement

25. Michel de Montaigne

26. Northern Renaissance Art, writers, etc.

27. 1600s Anglo-Dutch Wars

28. English Civil War – James I – Charles I – Cromwell – Charles II – James II

29. Peter the Great

30. Putting Out System

31. Colbert

32. Cossack Revolts in Russia

33. Hobbes and Locke

34. Louis XIV

35. Test Act in England

36. 1700s

37. Agricultural Revolution and Enclosure Movement

38. The Enlightenment, Salons and Deism

39. Philosophes – Rousseau – Voltaire – Montequieu – D’Holbach – Hume – Diderot

40. War of the Spanish Succession and Peace of Utrecht

41. Frederick William I of Prussia

42. Seven Years’ War

43. Catherine the Great

44. Partitions of Poland

45. Louis XVI and the French Revolution

46. Napoleon

47. The Industrial Revolution and Inventions

48. French Utopian Socialism

49. Malthus and Ricardo

50. Wollstonecraft

51. Adam Smith and Capitalism

52. Jenner and Vaccinations Hausmann and Paris

53. Neoclassical Art and Rococo Art

54. 1800s

55. Congress of Viena

56. Revolutions of 1830 and 1848

57. Great Britain: reform Bill of 1832; Poor Law Reform; Chartists; People’s Budget; Corn Laws; Mines’ Act; Reform Bill of 1867

58. The New Imperialism – Motives – Locations – People – Countries involved – Post WWII

59. Crimean War

60. German and Italian unification – People involved – Methods used – results

61. The Zollverein

62. Great Famine in Ireland Home Rule Bill

63. Spencer and Social Darwinism

64. Science in the 19 th century Comte and positivism Darwin Pasteur Freud Mendeleev

65. Karl Marx and Engels

66. Friederich List

67. Nietzsche

68. Romanticism in art – Artists – Characteristics – works

69. Dreyfus Affair and Third Republic in France

70. Alexander I of Russia and Sergei Witte

71. Mill On Liberty

72. Realism in art

73. Impressionism in art

74. Marie Curie

75. The Dreyfus Affair and Zola

76. 1900s Russo-Japanese War

77. Russian Revolutions

78. Balkan Wars

79. Women’s suffrage movement in England

80. Social Welfare legislation

81. Planck and Quantum Theory Eistein and theory of relativity

82. Keynes and economics

83. Rutherford and atoms

84. existentialism

85. Lenin and his NEP program

86. The Totalitarian Dictators – Mussolini – Hitler – Stalin

87. Dawes Plan and Great Depression in Europe

88. WWI

89. WWII

90. Marshall Plan

91. NATO and Warsaw Pacts

92. The European Union

93. Civil War in Yugoslavia

94. The Cold War

95. Balfour Declaration and founding of Israel

96. Student rebellion in France, 1968

97. Spanish Civil War

98. Women after WWII

99. Fall of Communism in eastern Europe and the Soviet Union

100. Bauhaus style of architecture

101. Dadaism, Cubism, Post Impressionism and surrealism in art

102. New technologies in the 20 th century