Timeline_Liberalismo y expansión

  • 1550

    Nicholas Copernicus stated a heliocentric cosmos.

  • Period: 1550 to

    Scientific Revolution

    Location: Europe
  • 1572

    Tycho Brahe discovered a new star that could be seen even at day.

  • Period: to

    Enlightenment

  • John Locke

    Philosopher
  • Isaac Newton proposed a mechanical universe

  • Outcomes of the Scientific Revolution

    The thinking of humans changed completely after this revolution.
    They discovered how the earth moves around the universe and the other planets.
    Government and church weren't very happy of this event.
  • Isaac Newton

    Scientist
  • Most of European states had developed a system of courts to deal with the punishment of crime.

  • Voltaire fought against religious intolerance in France

  • Period: to

    American Revolution

    Location: United States
  • Benjamin Franklin

    Benjamin Franklin
    He was able to persuade the French to support the colonial effort with large amounts of money, supplies, and manpower, including ships and experienced military leaders.
  • Adam Smith

    Economist and philosopher
  • George Washington

    George Washington
    Washington took the bold and controversial move to have soldiers in his army inoculated against smallpox infection using a technique called variolation.
  • Outcome: The start of the Enlightenment

  • Andrew Jackson

    Andrew Jackson
    Jackson began to travel with American troops and participated in the assault on the small British post of Hanging Rock.
  • American Revolution battles

    American Revolution battles
  • Outcomes of the American Revolution

    The 1787 Constitutional Convention resulted in the elimination of the Articles of Confederation and the formation of a new, more effective government and constitution. Foreign policy issues, newspaper wars, and partisan politics threatened to destroy the new nation in its infancy. America’s first attempt at organized government was the ill-conceived Articles of Confederation. This government gave the new “states” too much power and was insufficient as a means of governing a nation.
  • Period: to

    French Revolution

    Location: France
  • Jacques-Louis David

    He served briefly as its artistic director and painted its leaders and martyrs and also he painted the historical events.
  • French revolutionary wars

  • Maximilien Robespierre

    He was one of the Jacobin leaders during the French Revolution.
    He also abolished slavery.
  • The Reign of Terror

  • Period: to

    Napoleonic Empire

    Location: Europe
  • Napoleon I

    He brought stability to the country after the French war ended. He reinstalled the Roman Catholicism as the official religion. He created reforms.
  • Alexander I

    Czar and emperor of Rusia from 1801 to 1825. He signed a treaty with Napoleon but was a member of the alliance that defeated Napoleon.
  • Napoleon Bonaparte

    Emperor of the French empire from 1804 to 1814. His strategy in combat changed the way we fight wars today. Crowned himself emperor of France in 1804.
  • Although many philosophes attacked the christian churches most europeans were still Christians.

  • Austerlitz

    December 2, 1805, date when napoleon defeated the Austrian and Russian armies. Russia retreated back and Austria surrendered and gave their territory of Venetia.
  • Berlin Decree

    In 1806, Napoleon announced the continental decree.
  • Napoleon's Empire

    Napoleon's Empire
  • Treaty of Chaumont

    Treaty that says that the countries of Russia, Prussia, Austria and Britain would stop France if it got too powerful again.
  • Gebhard Blucher

    Prussian field marshal that defeated Napoleon on the battle of Waterloo.