History, important dates

The most important historical dates.

The most important historical dates.


G. B.
This flashcard set covers key historical events and periods, focusing on significant dates, wars, revolutions, and cultural shifts from ancient times to the modern era. It includes the Roman Empire, the Renaissance, the Industrial Revolution, and major 20th-century events like World War II and the Cold War. Ideal for secondary school students, this flashcard set helps learners memorize exact dates and understand the progression of world history, making it valuable for exams and general knowledge enhancement.
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05.09.2014 / 01.12.2014

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genesis of planet earth

about 3.3 billion years ago

first human beings

about 3 million years ago

Beginning of Stone Age

600'000 BC

Neolithic Revolution (nomads/huntsmen begin to settle/become farmers)

about 8'000 BC

Early Advanced Civilization 

Egyptians( pyramids, calendar, organization of state, writing) others: Israel, Sumerians, China

about 2500 BC

Greek Heyday: (philosophy, democracy, culture)

about 1'000-300 BC

Roman Time: (Roman Republic, Empire, culture, slaves)

1'000 BC-500 AD

life time of cesar

100-44 BC

emperor August 

in the year 0

migration of Germanic people to Italy-> Fall of Roman Empire

about 400 AD

end of Western Roman Empire

476 AD

end of Eastern Roman Empire = Byzantine Empire (capital of Constantinople=Instabul) 

1453 AD

The Middle Ages

about 500-1500 AD

Dark Age

about 500-900

High Middle Ages

about 900-1350¨

Late Middle Ages

1350-1500

the medivial world

religion, emperor, knight, monasteries, feudalism (rich landowning noblemen <-> poor farmers without rights)

Columbus dicovers America

1492 (the Modern Age)

Invetion of the Printing Press by Gutenberg

1450 (The Modern Age)

Renaissance; Rebirth of Greek/Roman culture; beginning of the modern world, modern thinking, modern sience

 

1500 (the Modern Age)

Reformation schism within the Christian faith: Catholics and Protestants

1500 (the Modern Age)

Signing of the American Declaration of independence

(13 British colonies become indepedent from Great Britain) 

 

 

4. July 1776

American Revolution

1776

A new state comes into being: the USA

1787

the Enlightenment (Aufklärung)

18th century

French Revolution; Storming of the Bastilles

14 July 1789

Congress of Vienna (neutrality of Switzerland guaranteed, new order in Europe)

1815

Napoleon

1799-1815

Industrial Revolution

1770

Socialism/Marxism

1770

Karl Marx

1818-1883

Imperialism (colomialism)

1870-1914

World War 1

1914-1918

The Russian Revolution

1917

The USA enter World War I

 

1917

Peace Treaty of Versailles

1919

The Weimar Republic in Germany

1919-1933

Hitler comes to power, facist regime in Germany

30th Jan. 1933

World War II; Holocaust

1939-1945

Two atomic bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki

6th and 9th Aug. 1945

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