Important Events, Dates, and People – Art and Architecture of Prague

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A series of flashcards covering key events, dates, and notable figures related to the art and architecture of Prague throughout its history.

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What year marks the establishment of the Bishopric of Prague?

973 AD

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Who was the first King of Bohemia?

Vratislav I, crowned in 1085.

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What significant document was granted in 1212?

The Golden Bull of Sicily, which granted hereditary royal title.

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What major event in 1415 affected religious reformation?

The execution of Jan Hus as a heretic.

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What was the significance of the defenestration of Prague in 1618?

It sparked the Thirty Years’ War.

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When was Czechoslovakia founded and who became its first president?

Founded in 1918, with Tomáš G. Masaryk as the first president.

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What architectural feature began construction in 1357?

Charles Bridge.

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What major event did Maria Theresa define for Bohemia in 1743?

Her crowning as Queen of Bohemia.

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Which war of succession occurred between 1740 and 1748?

The War of Austrian Succession.

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Who was the court painter of Charles IV?

Master Theodoric.

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What year did Václav Havel become the first president of the Czech Republic?

1989.

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Who succeeded Charles IV after his death in 1378?

Wenceslas IV.

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What happened in 1945 related to the Prague Uprising?

The liberation of Prague by the Red Army.

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Which astronomer known for planetary motion laws worked in Prague?

Johannes Kepler.

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What prompted the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich in 1942?

His position as Nazi governor.

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What was the outcome of the 1848 democratic revolutions?

The National Revival movement.

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What devastation occurred in Prague in 1541?

A great fire that destroyed Lesser Town and Prague Castle.

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Which significant historical agreement was signed in Munich in 1938?

The Munich Agreement that led to the loss of Sudetenland to Nazi Germany.