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Decline of Western Rome , economic decline , less centralized authority.

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Early , High, and Late middle ages

Fuedalism, rise of christianity, dominance of catholicism and the papacy.

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14th-17th century (roughly)

Renewed Interest in classical learning, humanism, and the liberal arts.

Emerging Italian trade dominance (Florence, Rome)

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15th - 17th century

Europeans exploration and colonization of most of the Americas, global trade networks and cultures between continents

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Lade 18th century continuing onwards

Agrarian handcraft economies to industrial society

Urbanization and massive technological social changes

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Late 19th century t0 20th

Geopolitical tensions rising causing a rush to African Territory

Emerging dominant powers like the British Empire in both colonial and naval dominance.

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(1947-1991) Geopolitical tensions rising between Leninist/Maoist based regimes against capitalist institutions

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476 AD - Fall of the Western Roman Empire

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476 AD - Fall of the Western Roman Empire

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The Carolingian Empire (8th to 9th century)

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The Carolingian Empire (8th to 9th century)

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Ruled by Charlemagne

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Signed by King John of England

Gave principles of limited government and individual rights.

Framework and lead to the constitution.

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England vs France

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Aztecs - 1519-1521

Inca's - 1532-1533

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1764 - Spinning Jenny

1776 - Watt Steam Engine

1785 - First Textile Mille by Steam Engine

1804 - First Steam Locomotive

1825 - Stockton to Darlington Railway in England

1833 - Passage of the Factory Act, child labor regulations

1837 - Telegraph

1848 - Communist Manifesto published

1859 - Discovery of oil in Pennsylvania

1861-65 - American Civil War

1866 - North German Confederation treaty, uniting the north German States

1869 - First Transcontinental Railroad in the US

1871 - NGC takes the southern states, becoming the German Empire, or the Duestche-Reich,

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1884-85 - Berlin Conference formalizes claims on Africa

1898 - Spanish American War, America takes countries from Spain

1899-1902 - The Boer War

1899-1901 - The Boxer Rebellion

1902 - Anglo-Japanese Alliance to counter Russian Expansionism

1904-1905 - Russo Japanese war, Japan defeats Russia, humiliating them on the world stage.

1908 - Austria-Hungary annexes Bosnia-Herzegovina,

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1914-1918 - First World War, Germany Loses

1917 - Leninist Revolution in Russia

1919 - Treaty of Versailles

1919 - Establishment of the League of Nations

1929 - Stock Market Crash and great depression

1933 - Rise of Adolf Hitler

1936-39 - Spanish Civil War, Nationalists Win

1938 - Munich Agreement, Nazi Germany takes sudentenland in Czechoslovakia

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1939

September 1 - Germany Invades Poland

September 3 - Britain and France declare war on Germany

1940

May 10 - Germany Blitzkriegs western Europe, invading Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, and France

June 10th - Italy enters war on the Axis Side

June 22 - France Surrenders to Germany

July-October - Battle of Britain

1941

June 22 - Operation Barbarossa

December 7th - Pearl Harbor

December 8th - USA declares war on Japan, Germany does the same on America

1942

June 4-7th - Battle of Midway

November 8-11 - Operation Torch

1943

July: Invasion of Sicily

November 28 - December 1st - Tehran Conference

1944

June 6th - DDay

August 2th - Liberation of Paris

December 16th - Battle of the Bulge

1945

Feburary 4-11 - Yalta Conferance

April 12th - FDR becomes president

April 30th - Adolf Hitler commits Suicide

May 8th - Victory in Europe Day

September 2th - Victory over Japan day

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1946 - Iron Curtain Speech

1947 - Truman Doctrine

1948-49 :

Berlin Airlift

NATO Established

1950 - 53 :

Korean War

1955 :

Establishment of the Warsaw Pact

1956 :

Hungarian Revolution

1961 :

Berlin Wall

1962 :

Cuban Missile Crisis

1969 - 72 :

Apollo 11, First man on the moon

SALT Program

1985-1991:

Gorbachev in Office

1989, fall of the wall.

1991 - Dissolution of the Soviet Union