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Hist 102 Timeline Exam Questions and Answers 2024
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1543 - Nicolaus Copernicus, a Polish priest, publishesOn the Revolutions of the Celestial Spheres 
 
1547 - van the Terrible declares himself to be Tsarof All Russia 
 
1572 - Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre begins inFrance at wedding of Henry of Navarre 
 
1587 - War of the Three Henrys begins in France involvingKing Henry III, Henry of Guise & Henry of Navarre 
 
1598 - Tsar Feodor dies, ending the Rurik dynasty andbeginning the Time of Troubles in Russia 
 
1618 - - Defenestration of Prague...
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Ap Euro Renaissance, Reformation, Age of Exploration, and Absolutism
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Medici Banking Family - answer-Reason why Florence regained banking 
The family expanded from cloth to commerce to real estate to banking 
Known to be the greatest bank in Europe with branches all over 
 
Three Estates - answer-First estate, second estate, and third estate 
first estate: clergy who believed people should be guided by spiritual ends 
second estate: the nobility who believes that nobles provide security and justice 
third estate: peasants, made up 90% or mass majority 
 
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AQA summary timeline of Elizabeth I's foreign policy
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Timeline of Elizabeth I's foreign policy organised by countries of Spain, France, Scotland and the Netherlands between . This includes defending the protestant movements in France, the Netherlands and Scotland; the events leading up and during the war with Spain.
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