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Fascinating Numbers Marked The World History During 1500 – 1899: A Review

Published by Crazy Chick in Trivia
October 19, 2009

From the random charts of Time For Kids Almanac, here I present to you the trivia about the world history during 1500 – 1899. It is all started when Martin Luther rebelled against the Catholic Church.

Image via Wikipedia

Image via Wikipedia

Therefore, these are the random list of numbers that mark the world history during 1500 – 1899:

  1. 1517: Martin Luther founded the Protestant religion.
  2. 1519: Hernan Cortes, a Spanish explorer, conquered Aztec Empire.
  3. 1519 – 22: Ferdinand Magellan circumnavigated around the world.
  4. 1532 – 33: Francisco Pizarro conquered Inca Empire.
  5. 1543: Copernicus founded a theory that the sun is the center of the universe.
  6. 1547: Ivan of Russia became the first tsar.
  7. 1588: English defeated Spanish Armada when Spanish fleet attempted to invade England.
  8. 1618: Thirty Years War between European Protestants and Catholics started.
  9. 1620: English Pilgrims settled on the Mayflower land at Plymouth Rock.
  10. 1632: Galileo is the first person who used telescope to look into space and confirmed the Copernicus’s theory that the Earth revolves around the sun.
  11. 1642: English civil war or Puritan Revolution began in Britain.
  12. 1688: Glorious Revolution or Bloodless Revolution took place in England.  James II was dethroned.  William and Mary ruled the country.
  13. 1721: Peter the Great ruled Russia.
  14. 1788: An angry mobs stormed the Bastille, a prison in Paris.  They set off the French Revolution.
  15. 1819: Simon Bolivar liberated New Granada (now known Columbia, Venezuela, Panama, and Ecuador) from Spain.
  16. 1824: Mexico became independent from Spain.
  17. 1848: The year of revolution in Europe.
  18. 1845: Famine strike Ireland.
  19. 1859: Charles Darwin wrote On the Origin of Species.
  20. 1871: German Empire was created by a group of independent states.
  21. 1876: Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone.
  22. 1884:  Representative of 14 European countries meet at the Berlin West Africa Conference and divided Africa into areas of control.
  23. 1892: Parisian Rudolf Diesel invented the diesel engine.
  24. 1893: New Zealand declared that their women have rights to vote.  The Colombian Exposition or Chicago World’s Fair was held.
  25. 1894: Sino-Japanese War between China and Japan fought over the control of Korea.
  26. 1895: Korea declared its independence.
  27. 1898: Spanish – American War began.
  28. 1899: During the Boxer Rebellion, the Chinese fought against Christians and other foreign influences in their country.  American, Japanese, and European forces helped to stop fighting by 1901.

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