Scientific Rev.
Enlightenment
French Rev.
FUN
Latin American Independence
100

This revolutionary scientist introduced the law of motion and gravity.

Isaac Newton

100

This enlightened philosophe pushed hard toward women's rights and participation in government and society.

Mary Wollstonecraft

100

This person ruled France as king during the beginning of the French Revolution.

King Louis XVI (Bourbon)

100

Napoleon introduced this uniform code of laws to France and his empire.

Napoleonic Code

100

Toussaint L'Ouverture and Jean-Jacques Dessaline led a salve-uprising/revolution/Independence movement on this island.

Haiti/Saint Domingue 

200

The Heliocentric model of the universe places this in the center.

The Sun

200

This enlightened philosophe was all about freedom of speech and religious tolerance, as they had a vendetta for the Catholic Church.

Voltaire

200

This building was stormed in Paris on July 14th, 1789- beginning the French Revolution.

The Bastille

200

This person crowned Napoleon Emperor and Josephine Empress of France and his empire.

Napoleon Bonaparte 

200

Simon Bolivar and Jose de San Martin led an independence movement in this region of the world.

Latin America/South America/New Spain

300

As the "father of cardiovascular physiology," William Harvey studied how this moves throughout the body.

Blood

300

This enlightened philosophe introduced the idea of the three branches of government.

Baron de Montesquieu 

300

The National Assembly was created and promised to create a constitution for the good of France during this event which took place at the meeting of the Estates General.

Tennis Court Oath

300

Napoleon lost hundreds of thousands of troops when he tried to invade this European power during their winter months.

Russia

300

Father Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla began the independence movement here.

Mexico

400

This scientific revolutionary was placed under house arrest for proving the Heliocentric model correct and combating the church.

Galileo Galilei 

400

This enlightened philosophe advocated for the natural rights of life, liberty, and the ownership of property, as well as the right for people to overthrow an oppressive government.

John Locke

400

This was the first, temporary constitution introduced to France by the National Assembly.

The Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen

400

Napoleon faced his final defeat at this battle, losing to the British Duke of Wellington and the German Marshal Blücher.

Waterloo

400

Simon Bolivar wanted to create a United independent country in South America called this.

La Gran Colombia

500

Antonie van Leeuwenhoek observed these through a microscope.

Bacteria

500

This enlightened philosophe believed humans to be naturally good, but corrupted by society- leading him to publish the "Social Contract".

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

500

The Committee for Public Safety, led by Maximilian Robespierre facilitated this era after the French Revolution, in which over 12,000 people were executed via guillotine. 

Reign of Terror 

500

This was the meeting of the European powers to redraw Europe and re-institute the monarchies after Napoleon's fall.

Congress of Vienna

500

After the Haitian Revolution, the world turn to this island for its sugar and coffee.

Cuba

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