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Protestant Reformation (1500’s)
Challenged the Catholic Church and reshaped religion and politics across Europe
Colombian Exchange- After 1492
Transferred plants, animals, diseases, and people between Europe, Africa, and the Americans, dramatically changing populations and economics
Enlightenment 1600s-1700s
Spread ideas about natural rights, democracy, and government by consent that influenced the American Revolution
Atlantic Slave Trade 1500s-1800s
Forced millions of Africans into slavery and shaped the economic development of the Americans
American Revolution 1775-1783
Created the United States and introduced ideas of republican government based on Enlightenment principles
French Revolution 1789-1799
Spread revolutionary ideas about liberty and equality while reshaping European politics
Industrial revolution 1700s-1900s
Rise factories and urbanization
World War 1 1914-1918
Global conflict and nationalism
Bolshevik Revolution 1917
Established the first communist state in Russia and set the stage for global idealogical conflict in the 20th century
Great Depression 1929-1939
Worldwide economic collapse
World War 2 1939-1945
Major global war
Cold war 1945-1991
A global ideological struggle between capitalism (the U.S) and communism (the Soviet union) that influenced wars, politics, and alliances worldwide
Civil Rights Movements 1950s-1960s
Advanced legal and social equality in the United States and influenced global human rights movements
Fall of the Soviet Union 1991
Ended the cold war, dissolved the world’s largest communist state, and left the United States as the dominant global superpower