AP Euro Time Line
DUE: January 8, 2016
DIRECTIONS: You will create a timeline to visually see all the periods we have studied so far. This should be done neatly and on
the paper you were given in class (or 2 pieces of computer paper taped together). It should not look like it was done quickly or
haphazardly. Your grade will be based on the correctness of the information and neatness.
Your timeline should start at 1450 and run to 1850, with every 50 years marked on the timeline.
Time Line #1- Time Periods
Each time period below must be color coded on the timeline.
Renaissance
Reformation
English Reformation
Age of Exploration
Scientific Revolution
Enlightenment
French Revolution
Age of Absolutism
Agricultural Revolution
1st Industrial Revolution
Commercial Revolution
Mannerism Art
Baroque Art
Rococo Art
Neoclassical Art
Time Line #2- Wars and Important Events
Color code them based on the color of the country in timeline 3.
Glorious Revolution
English Civil War
Printing Press
95 Theses printed
Luther’s Diet of Worms
Peasant Revolts
Peace of Augsburg
Council of Trent
French Religious Wars
Dutch Revolts
Edict of Nantes
Catholic Counter Reformation
St. Bartholomew Massacre
Pacification of Ghent
30 Years War
Treaty of Hubertusburg
Diplomatic Revolution
Great Northern War
Peace of Augsburg
Treaty of Westphalia
War of Spanish Succession
War of Austrian Succession
Peace of Utrecht
Treaty of Aix-la Chapelle
Revocation of Edict of Nantes
Pragmatic Sanction
Defeat of the Spanish Armada by England
Seven Years War
Treaty of Paris ending Seven Years War
Vindication of Rights of Women written
Napoleon comes to power
Napoleon abdicate
Congress of Vienna
Concordat of 1801
Enclosure Acts established
Partitioning of Poland
Time Line #3 Leaders of Europe
Color code them based on country.
England
France
Henry VIII
Henry IV
Edward
Louis XIV
Mary
Louis XVI
Elizabeth I
Napoleon
Stuart Dynasty
Catherine de Medici
(James, Charles, Charles II, James II)
Cromwell
William & Mary
Robert Walpole
Austria/ HRE
Charles V
Maria Teresa
Joseph II
Prussia / Germany
Frederick the Great
Frederick William I
Sweden
Gustavus Adolphus
Russia
Peter the Great
Catherine the Great
Spain
Ferdinand/Isabella
Phillip II