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The Renaissance
$200This technique uses mathematical principles to create an illusion of depth on a flat surface.
$400He authored The Prince, a seminal work on political realism and power dynamics.
$600This city-state is widely considered the birthplace of the Renaissance movement.
$800She was a powerful patron of the arts who ruled the city of Mantua.
$1000This Flemish painter is known for his highly detailed oil paintings like The Arnolfini Portrait.
The Reformation
$200Martin Luther famously nailed these to a church door in Wittenberg in 1517.
$400He was the Holy Roman Emperor who presided over the Diet of Worms.
$600This religious movement rejected infant baptism in favor of adult commitment.
$800This decree granted Huguenots limited rights in Catholic France.
$1000This order of monks was founded by Ignatius of Loyola to promote Catholic education.
French Revolution
$200The storming of this medieval fortress signaled the start of the revolution.
$400This document outlined the natural rights of citizens at the beginning of the revolution.
$600She was the ill-fated queen who famously allegedly told the starving to eat cake.
$800This radical faction was the primary force behind the Reign of Terror.
$1000The period following the fall of Robespierre is known by this name.
Enlightenment
$200He argued that all people are born with natural rights like life, liberty, and property.
$400This massive collaborative project aimed to collect and disseminate all human knowledge.
$600He proposed the separation of powers in government to prevent tyranny.
$800Her work A Vindication of the Rights of Woman laid the groundwork for modern feminism.
$1000This thinker argued that humans are inherently good but corrupted by society.
Industrialization
$200This invention by James Watt powered the first factories and locomotives.
$400The process of consolidating small landholdings into larger, efficient farms is known as this.
$600This city became the primary textile manufacturing hub of the early Industrial Revolution.
$800These organizations were formed by workers to bargain for better wages and conditions.
$1000This mid-19th century exhibition displayed the technological prowess of the British Empire.
Imperialism
$200This meeting of European powers in 1884 resulted in the partition of Africa.
$400This conflict between Britain and China began over the trade of a specific narcotic.
$600He was the Belgian king who personally owned the Congo Free State.
$800This concept suggested that only the fittest nations survive the global power struggle.
$1000The uprising in India against East India Company rule is called this.