History

This is the Beginning of a New Title Page Covering Western History

As the pages are complete textually they will fall under this header – if you find them messy, feel free to dig in and clean them up – history is pretty messy, but I will give you credit if you do. Same goes if you want to add a story to any events you wish to share.

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HISTORY JULY
The Greeks

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.HISTORY AUGUST
The Romans

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HISTORY SEPTEMBER
Early Christianity & Dark Ages

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HISTORY OCTOBER
Celts, Druids & King of the Brits

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HISTORY NOVEMBER
Middle Ages I

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HISTORY DECEMBER
Middle Ages II

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HISTORY JAINUARY
Great Mysteries & Middle Ages III

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HISTORY FEBUARY

Renaissance

The Renaissance – 1400–1600 was a fervent period of cultural, artistic, and scientific “rebirth” that originated in Italy. Driven by humanism and the natural world. The era bridged the Middle Ages and the early modern era.

The Early Renaissance (c. 1400–1490). The High Renaissance (c. 1490–1530). The Late Renaissance & Mannerism (c. 1530–1600).

.HISTORY MARCH

Reformation, Absolutism & Imperialism
Farming, Science, Industry

The 1600s was a volatile transitional period in European history defined by the aftermath and legacy of the Protestant Reformation, the rise of absolute monarchies, and the acceleration of global colonial expansion and imperialism. Devastating religious wars paved the way for monarchs to centralize total state power.

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HISTORY APRIL

Neoclassicism, Enlightenment & Revolution
Farming, Science, Industry

During the 1700s, the Age of Enlightenment championed reason, science, and individualism, fueling the American and French Revolutions. In art, Neoclassicism rejected the frivolous opulence of the Rococo in favor of the austere, moral, and balanced aesthetics of ancient Greece and Rome.

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HISTORY MAY
Age of Transformation
Victorian Age, Nationalism & Unification, U.S. Civil War, Wild West

The 19th Century (1800–1900) — often called the “Long Nineteenth Century” — was one of the most transformative periods in human history. It was an age of dramatic change: empires rose and fell, the modern world was born, and the foundations of today’s global society were laid.

HISTORY JUNE