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Wrote the 95 theses it was a list of criticism of church policies .Copies were printed and sold throughout  Europe the result was the sale of church indulgences declined steeply

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First protestant religion, preached in the vernacular. Ideas of vocations or that each person had a calling or a job to do from God. It spread rapidly as a result the Catholic church lost many followers the founding of the Lutheran faith would lead to calvinists, Baptists, and Methodists.

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He Invented the printing press in the 1440s this used movable block typing and made the creation of books much easier, thus cheaper. Widely known for making the Gutenberg Bible (in Latin, and the vernacular) ; Gutenberg also used the press to mass print indulgences.

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Found by John Calvin in the 1500s, preached predestination-belief that Gd has predetermined that some people would be saved and some would be damned. The strong beliefs of Calvinism followers made them a very activist faith. In Geneva, Switzerland Calvin created a theocracy in order to educate people and then spread Calvinism throughout Europe

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An Italian sailor, tried to reach India sailing west on the Atlantic. He Reached the Bahamas in about 9 weeks. He returned 4 times and reached all major Caribbean islands and Honduras. He thought he had reached India but he did not.

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A time period when philosophy and reason were used to study the world. People sought evidence and proof rather than just accepting tradition and what they were told. This was, in many ways, a continuation of The Renaissance.

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Oliver Cromwell established a Commonwealth. He Executed King Charles

and named himself “Lord Protector” of England. This resulted in England being under military rule.

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George lll fears rebellion in the colonies, and commands Royal Governor Thomas Gage to seize all American weapons. 700 British troops sent to Concord so Paul Revere has his “Midnight Ride”. 70 citizens in Lexington attack the British and 8 citizens are killed. This insights the war and the US and Great Britain fight for years until the US is eventually victorious due to the long distance for Great Britain, French aid, and Colonial resolve

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Napoleon was a French military leader- stopped invading monarchical invasions of France he became hero of France, and stopped an uprising against Directory. He then carried out a coup d’etat of the government and then declared himself dictator. Napoleon names himself Emperor in 1804 He wrote a new constitution creating a dictatorship he made education cheaper and, taxes for all He created The Napoleonic Code.More legal equality, advancement on personal ability.Declares power of government of the individual

Napoleon’s Empire controlled almost all of Europe by 1812 but he wasn't satisfied and dearly wanted Great Britain. He ended up failing and was exiled.

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The Industrial Revolution has had some lasting impacts such as ,Growth of cities: general desire for people to live urban rather than rural. A “Global Economy” (where countries are affected by the industry of others) begins. An increase in standard of living. Appearance and growth of the middle class. Technology, transportation, and communication begin growing at an extreme rate. The world population's dramatic increase. In some ways, the Industrial Revolution has never stopped.

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As we progress through time European nations begin to try and build empires through Africa. Conflicts erupts between British and Dutch colonists over the discovery of diamond/gold. The British win-and agree to share control. Then the British established South Africa. Indigenou people receive no voting rights. And African regions are only used to benefit European colonists. Europeans promoted ideas of fairness, democracy, and equality yet Africans were not given these.This laid the foundation for negative economic impacts we see today

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The United States continued to get involved in dealing with nations under Spanish control with examples of this being in the Spanish- American War (1898) the US supported Cuban revolt against Spanish control. It all ended with the 1898 Treaty of Paris. Spain gave US control of Cuba, Guam, Puerto Rico, and islands in the Philippines .

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One of the greatest inventions of the 20th century The Panama Canal (completed in 1914) was a major engineering feat that connected the Atlantic/Pacific oceans through Panama. The US controlled this until the 1970s. This made the trip from the east coast to the west much easier.

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Grigori was known as “debauched” as a child. As he grew the word spread that he could heal the sick and predict the future. Rasputin worked for the royal family of Russia on many occasions. During his lifetime Rasputin had many attempts of his life but as we would find he was a very hard to kill. But eventually he was killed.

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On August 6th 1945 President Truman orders the bomb “Little Boy” to be dropped on Hiroshima. 80,000 are dead in minutes. Then on August 9th 1945, Truman orders the bomb, “Fat Man”, to be dropped on Nagasaki. 39,000 are dead in minutes. This eventually leads Japan to surrender. And this decision by Truman would prove to be one of the most influential in history.