1700–1799 (A.D.) World History

The Spanish throne inherited the beginning of the war - the last war of Louis XIV to rule the African continent. Utrecht peace (1714) will conclude the conflict and mark the rise of the British Empire. In the United States, the war known as Queen Anne, Britain brought New Foundland, Acadia, Hudson's Bay Territory from France, Gibraltar and Menorca from Spain.

Deerfield (Massachusetts) Slaughter of French and Indian British colonists. Bach's first contactor. Jonathan Swift's bathtub story. Boston News America's first newspaper

Seven Years War (England American War, Indian War) in which Britain and Prussia broke France, Spain, Austria, Russia (until 1763). France lost the colonies of North America and Spain transferred Florida to the UK in exchange for Cuba. In India, more than 100 British prisoners died at "Kolkata's Black Hole".

Joseph Priestley and Daniel Rutherford independently discovered nitrogen. In 1772, the division of Poland in 1793 and 1795, Austria, Prussia, Russia divided the land and people of Poland and ended independence.

Declaration of independence. General George Washington crossed Christmas night at Delaware. The race wealth of Adam Smith. The decline of Edward Gibbon and the decline of the Roman Empire. Thomas Pain's common sense. Fragonard's laundry woman. Mozart's Hafner serenade

The French Parliament expressed dissatisfaction with Louis XVI and Louis XVI agreed to call the manor president in 1789 - has not been called since 1613. Egmont of Goethe. Laplace planetary law

The French Revolution began with the Bastille storm. In the United States, Washington was elected president, owed 69 votes at the electoral college and was sworn in New York City (see chronology, see French Revolution (1789-1799)). Vice President: John Adams. Secretary of State: Thomas Jefferson. Finance Minister: Alexander Hamilton

Bounty rebels settled on Pitcairn Island. Aloisio Galvani experimented the muscle electrical stimulation. The Philadelphia Interim Capital Conference has voted to establish a new capital city in Potomac. The population of the United States is about 3,929,000, of which 698,000 are slaves. Lavoisier has created a table of 31 chemical elements

Louis XVI and Mary Antonette played. Domination of terror started in France. Eli Whitney invented cotton gin, spurred the development of the cotton industry and helped slavery in the southern United States.

The uprising of Coasiasco in Poland was suppressed by Russians. In the United States, the Rebellion of Pennsylvania Whiskey fulfills the role of farmers against alcohol tax. Terrorism ended with the execution of Robespierre

Rosetta Stone was found in Egypt. Napoleon toppled the catalog with a coup d'etat, established a consulate, became the first consulate - one of the three who ruled the French

In ancient times, tribe of Celts and Germans lived in France. When the Romans invaded, they called the French Gaul. The Gaulians were eventually consolidated. In the year CE, the defense capabilities of the Western Roman Empire began to decline. After that France became an independent country. Hugh · carpet crowned to France's first king in 987 AD. The French Revolution began in the 1700's. The end of the French Revolution told the end of the absolute power of King French. Napoleon gained control of power in 1799. He founded the first empire in 1804. He exiled in 1814

In the late 1700s, France traced the footsteps of the United States to its own revolution. During a short period from 1789 to 1799, power has undergone a major transformation and significant improvements have been seen compared to the French absolute principle government. In the late 1700s, France was the most powerful asset in the world. The influence of the country's revolution will soon spread from France to other parts of Europe and eventually will lead to the mainland war. The French Revolution was mainly based on the desire that tertiary industry is free and equally. The French social system was established so that the revolution only occurs as a matter of time. The French economic class is divided into three regions. The first manor is a church, or clergy, the second mansion is a nobleman, the third mansion consists of farmers and immature people.