Must Know Dates: AP World History 1200-2001

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A collection of significant historical dates that are essential for the AP World History exam, covering important events from 1200 to 2001.

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1258

Mongols sack Baghdad.

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1271-1295

Marco Polo’s Travels.

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1324

Mansa Musa’s pilgrimage.

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1325-1349

Ibn Battuta’s travels.

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1347-1348

Bubonic Plague in Europe.

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1405-1433

Zheng He’s voyages.

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1453

Ottomans seized Constantinople.

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1492

Columbus sailed to the Americas.

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1514

Battle of Chaldiran (Ottomans stop Safavids in modern-day Turkey).

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1517

Martin Luther posts the 95 Theses.

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1600

Spanish Armada is defeated by Britain.

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1600

Tokugawa Shogunate established, leading to Japan's isolation.

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1600

Akbar creates divine religion to unify Muslims and Hindus.

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1600

Romanovs established, marking 300 years of Tsar rule in Russia.

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1607

Jamestown becomes the first permanent settlement in present-day United States.

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1600

Decline of the Ottomans begins.

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1600

Qing dynasty established as China’s last dynasty.

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1750

Industrial Revolution begins.

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1776

American Declaration of Independence.

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1789

French Revolution begins.

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1825

Latin American independence movements complete.

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1839-1860

Opium Wars.

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1848

Publication of the Communist Manifesto.

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1870

Second Industrial Revolution begins.

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1885

Berlin Conference held.

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1905

Russo-Japanese War marks the rise of Japan.

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1910-1920

Mexican Revolution.

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1914

World War I begins.

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1917

Russian Revolution occurs.

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1918

Treaty of Versailles signed; Spanish flu outbreak begins.

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1929

Great Depression begins.

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1939

World War II starts with German invasion of Poland.

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1945

World War II ends.

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1947

Partition of India enacted.

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1948

Creation of the State of Israel.

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1949

Communist China established under Mao.

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1989-91

End of the USSR and Fall of the Berlin Wall.

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2001

September 11 terrorist attacks.