Important Events

Important Events

Chapter 13 Review: Important Events

1337–1453 Hundred Years’ War
1346–1353 Black Death in Europe
1358 Jacquerie uprising in France
1378–1417 Great Schism divides papacy
1378 Ciompi Revolt in Florence
1381 Wat Tyler’s Rebellion in England
1386 Union of Lithuania and Poland
1414–1418 Council of Constance ends Great Schism; Jan Hus burned at the stake
1453 Conquest of Constantinople by Ottoman Turks; end of Hundred Years’ War
1454 Peace of Lodi
1477 Dismantling of duchy of Burgundy
1478 Inquisition begins in Spain
1492 Spain conquers Muslim stronghold of Granada; expels Jews

Consider two events: Hundred Years’ War (1337–1453) and the Black Death in Europe (1347–1352). How did these events represent both major crises and new opportunities? How was the Renaissance both a crisis itself and a response to the crises of this period?

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Consider two events: Hundred Years’ War (1337–1453) and the Black Death in Europe (1347–1352). How did these events represent both major crises and new opportunities? How was the Renaissance both a crisis itself and a response to the crises of this period?