British America


topicHistory
subjectSocial Studies
period1607 (418 years ago)





19th century France

The Third Republic, church and state, Renaissance periods, 1871, 1875, 1879, 1880s, the Universal Exposition in 1878, 1895, 1900, 3rd French republic, the 3rd republic, France defeats Prussia, the Dreyfus affair, German espionage, Treaty of Versailles, Vichy government

Age of Discovery

Age of Sails, Age of Exploration, Battle of Lepanto, Holy League victory, Ottoman empire wars, Venetian wars, the Venetians

Age of Exploration

Portugese explorers, discovery of Madeira Islands and the Azores, Cape of Good Hope in Senegal

American Civil War

The American Civil Wars, Battle of Gettysburg, 37th United States Congress, Union defeat at Bull Run, military disasters

American colonialism (13 colonies)

US Declaration of Independence, the American colonies, American colony, the 13 colonies, the thirteen colonies

American Revolutionary War

American War of Independence, United States of America

Aristocracy

monarchy, democracy

Atlantic Slave Trade

transatlantic slavery, transatlantic slave trade

Aztec empire

La Malinche, Isabel Moctezuma, Aztecs

Balfour Declaration

Balfour Declaration of Jewish independence in Israel, Jewish homeland in Palestine

Black Codes

African Americans, slavery abolishment, The Black Codes, Black Laws, American Civil War

Bleeding Kansas

Bloody Kansas, the Border War, legality of slavery

The Counter-Reformation (Catholic Revival)

The Roman Inquisition, Counter Reformation, The Counter-Reformation, Catholic Reformation, history of Christianity, Roman Catholicism, Jesuits of St Ignatius of Loyoa

The Cold War

Korean War, Vietnam War, Soviet Union, isolationists, isolationism, Eurochina, Japanese

Columbian interchange

the Columbian exchange, Nina, Pinta, Santa Maria, plants, animals, culture, human populations, technology, diseases

Constitutional republic

San Marino, Captains Regent, Republicans, Republicanism, nationalists, nationalism, national sovereignty, The Constitution of the United States, Great and General Council (Consiglio grande e generale)

Consumer revolution

consumerism, luxury goods

Early modern Europe

European Renaissance periods, French Revolutionary Wars, before the French Revolution

Edo period

Japanese studies

First World War

First World War, World War I, World War 1, WWI, WW1, Treaty of Versailles

Flavian dynasty

Roman Empire, feudalism, The Flavians

Forced labor

forced labor camps, forced labour camps, slave labor camps, slave labour

Fourth (4th) Industrial Revolution

Technology, technocrats, the Internet, cell phones, cellular phones, smartphones

France & the French revolution

House of Bourbon, 1st republic of France, The First Republic, the 1st French Republic, the First French Republic, France becomes a constitutional republic after the French revolution in 1792, Revolution of 1789, Napoleon defeated by the Prussians

Freedmen's Bureau of Refugees

Freedmens Bureau of Refugees, slaves, slavery, freedom, abandoned lands, The Freedmen and Southern Society Project

The French Revolution

Storming of the Bastille, French Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizens, freedom of speech, freedom of expression, opinions, religions, censorship, France revolution

The Gold Rush

The Gold Rush, th

Golden Bull of 1356

Golden Bull of 1356, eliminated papal bulls, Holy Roman emperorors, Imperial Diet at Nuremberg

The Great Recession

The Great Recession, 2008 Financial Crisis, Brexit

The Great War

World War One, World War I, World War 1, WWI, WW1

Han dynasty

Shu Han, Ji Han, Junior Han

The Holocaust

WWI, the Second World War, the Shoah, forced labor camps, Jewish holocausts, a burnt offering, firebombing of Dresden

Iran-Contra affair

McFarlane affair, Iran Contra scandal

Jamestown settlers

Jamestown settlers, Jamestown tobacco

Japanese internment camps

World War II, World War 2, WWII, WW2, homeless encampments, homelessness, prisoners of war, POWs

Joseon dynasty

Korean dynasty, Koreans, Korean Asians

Kandyan Wars

Kandian Wars

Kingdom of France (July Monarchy)

July Monarchy, Kingdom of France, Bourbon Restoration, the second French republic, the 2nd French republic, The French Revolution of 1848, the February Revolution, Citizen King

Kingdom of Judah

Samaria, Kingdom of Judah, Kingdom of Israel

Kingdom of León

Asturias, Asturian Kings

Kingdom of Lothair

Treaty of Verdun, Carolingian empire of Charlemagne

League of Nations

European realpolitik, American isolationism, Washington naval treaties, World War I, WWI, World War 1, WW1, Treaty of Versailles, OSS, CiA, United Nations

Louisiana Purchase

United States purchased the Louisiana Territory from France, the Louisiana purchase, New France, USA Louisiana purchased from New France

The Manhatten Project

atomic bombs

The Market Revolution

economy, economics, textiles, textile mills, the cotton gin, communications, transporation

Matale rebellion

Ceylon, Governor Lord Torrington, Viscount Torrington

Medieval France (Francia & the Franks)

Frankish, King of the Franks (rex Francorum), Treaty of Verdun in 843, Carolingian dynasty, Capetian dynasty in 987, Francia (early Kingdom of France), King of Navarre, Kingdom of Navarre, France in the Middle Ages, feudal monarchy, Aquitaine, Holy Roman empire, High Middle Ages, Hundred Years War, medieval France, medieval Francia

Mercantilism

Jewish merchants, mercantilism and the Jews, regional blocks, regionalisation, regionalizations, globalisation, globalization, dumping goods, dumping products, geopolitical issues, trade wars

Middle Ages

Medieval Europeans, Late Middle Ages

Middle class

Bourgeoisie, middleclass

Middle Kingdom of Egypt

Ancient Egyptian civilizations, Ancient Egyptians

Ming dynasty

Great Ming, Minh China, followed the collapse of the Yuan dynasty

The Azuchi–Momoyama period

Sengoku period, The Azuchi–Momoyama period, The Azuchi Momoyama period, The Azuchi period

Monarchy

Kings and queens, democracy

Monroe doctrine

US foreign policy, the Monroe Doctrine, opposed to European colonialism

Mughal empire

Fatehpur Sikri, Agra India, the Mughal empire, the Mughal state, Rupees

Nabataeans

Petra

Napoleonic wars

French Revolutionary wars, Napoleonic Wars constitute, Napoleon Bonaparte

Native displacement

Indian Removal Act, Cherokees Trail of Tears, forced relocation, Natives, Native Americans, Indian removals, Indian displacement, Native American displacement

Native tribes

First Nations, Amerindians, indigenous peoples, Cherokees, Natives, Native Americans, Native tribes, Native American cultures, Algonquins, Iroquois (Mohawks), Iroquoians, Huron, Wampanoag, Mohican, Mohegan, Ojibwa, Ho-chunk (Winnebago), Sauk, Fox, Illinois, Oraibi Navajos

Navigation Acts

Acts of Trade and Navigation, colonial trade restrictions, British Parliament

New France

1666 consensus, New France history, the history of France, France later becomes a republic after the French Revolution

Norse (vikings)

Norse vikings, Norse conquests, Icelandic viking conquests, Icelandic peoples, Norway vikings, Norwegians

Old Kingdom of Egypt

Ancient Egyptian civilizations, Ancient Egyptians

Ottoman empire

Turkey, Turkish empire, Persia, Poland, Polish, Austria Hungarian empire, Constantinopole (Istanbul)

Patriotism

feudalism

Petra

Nabataeans

Puritanism in New England

Quakers, English Dissenters, Puritans, Puritanism

The Puritans (Commonwealth)

Puritan revolution, the Pilgrims, free speech control, control speech, freedom of speech, censorship, The Puritan Commonwealths, The Puritans, Puritanism, English Reformation, Church of England, Church of Rome, Roman Catholic Church, Roman Catholicism

Reconstruction era

American Civil War, African American civil rights, abolitionists, abolitionary measures, abolition of slavery

Protestant Reformation

Humanism, the Renaissance, Protestantism, Protestant Reformation, European Reformation, Western Christianity revolutions, revolutionary ideas, biblical Protestantism, Orange Order, Trinitarian Christians

The Renaissance

Italian Renaissance eras, The Age of Enlightenment, classical antiquity, humanism, humanists, human nature

Risorgimento movement

Italian unification, constitutional republics, representative governments, Risorgimento, the unification of Italy, Sardinia-Piedmont, The Carbonari, Carbonaro, charcoal burners, Napoleonic ruler of Naples

Sassanid (Sasanian) empire

Sasanian empire, Sassanian empire, Sasanid empire, pre-Islamic Persian empire, overthrow by Arab Rashidun caliphate

Second (2nd) Industrial Revolution

Technological Revolution

Second World War

Second World War, World War II, World War 2, WWII, WW2, Führer, Chancellor of Germany, Final Solution, forced labor camps, Holocaust

Sengoku period

The Azuchi–Momoyama period, The Azuchi Momoyama period, The Azuchi period

Slavery

slaves, independence, independants, the Missouri Compromise

Slavery in America

The Jones Plantation

Social Darwinism

Malthusians, austerity, population control, disproves egalitarianism, eugenics, racist views, racists, racism, remove the feet of slaves

Spanish-American War

Spanish wars, American wars USA

Spanish conquistadores

Spanish conquistadors, New Spain, Spanish Empire

Suburbia

suburbs

Temperance movement

consumption of alcoholic beverages, alcoholism, prohibition

Third (3rd) Industrial Revolution

Ford assembly lines, factory automation, industrial automations, factory floors, factory plants

Trail of Tears

Native Americans, relocations

Transcendentalism

transcendentalists

Trastámara dynasty

house of Trastámara dynasty, King of Castile and Leon, Castillian House of Ivrea, Spain, Italy, King of Aragon, Valencia, Majorca, Sicily and Naples, Navarre, Naples, Sicily, Count of Barcelona

Treaty of Allied Powers

The Allies of World War 2, Allied Forces of WW2, Allies of WWII, the Potsdam Agreement, Paris Peace Treaties, United Nations, The Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations

Treaty of Benevento

Concordat of Benevento, the Normans

Treaty of Brest Litovsk

Treaty of Lenin communists, Treaty of Litovsk

Treaty of Lisbon

Portuguese Restoration War

Treaty of Paris

The American War for Independence

Treaty of Rome

European Economic Community (EEC), European Atomic Energy Community (EAEC or Euratom)

Treaty of Venice

Fourth Crusades, Latin Empire of Constantinople

Treaty of Verdun

Carolingian empire of Charlemagne, Frankish empire divided into three kingdoms, the Franks, breakup into West Francia/Franks (Kingdom of Charles or modern France)

Treaty of Verona

Austria, France, Prussia, Russia, the Jesuits, the Jesuit Order to smash the US constitution, supress freedoms, destroy freedom of speech, free speech, no freedom of the press, mass censorship, Pope clergy, Congress of Verona, League of Nations

Treaty of Vienna

Rhine river

Peace Treaty of Westphalia

Peace of Westphalia, Catholics, Protestants, Calvinists, Lutherans, tolerance, secularization, Golden Bull, Thirty Years War, Switzerland, Swiss independence, Swiss neutrality, the Black Nobility, anti-Habsburgs, Bohemians, German wars, German civil wars

United Nations

post WWII, post World War 2, charter of the United States, China, France, the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom, League of Nations

US Constitution

The United States Constitution

US Constitutional Convention

The Constitutional Convention, The United States Constitutional Convention

Wampum

money, coins, Colonial America

Women's labor

women in the workforce

Xin Zhui

Lady Dai, Marquise of Dai, Li Cang, Western Han dynasty of ancient China

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