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4 Periods of Modern European History - Timeline

4 Periods of Modern European History - Timeline PERIOD I : 1450-1648 TOP TIER ADDITIONAL Year Event(s) significance Year event 476 End of the Roman Empire/ (Beginning of the Middle Ages) 1347 Black Death appears in Europe Severe depopulation 1378 Beginning of Great Western Schism 1417 end of Great Western Schism 1450 Printing press in Europe Major increase in literacy 1450 Fall of Constantinople 1453 End of 100 years war Rise of sovereign states 1492 Columbus s voyage Expansion of European influence 1509 Praise of Folly (Erasmus) 1513 The Prince ( Machiavelli)

1545 Council of Trent begins Start of Catholic and Counter-reformation 1555 Peace of Augsburg Recognized Lutheranism as a religion 1558 Elizabeth’s Act of Uniformity 1562 Beginning of French Wars of Religion ... Enlightenment III.1815 – 1914 Industrialization Nationalism Imperialism . IV.1914 - Present

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