What do you guys think are the most important (try and limit to 5) dates in European History in the last 2,000 years?
I say...
325-Constantine converts to Christianity
1517-Martin Luther's 95 Theses signifies the end of the Catholic Church's control over Europe
1789-French Revolution signifies the beginning of the end of the Absolutism and that people want to be independent
1945-World War II, bloodiest and most barbaric event in human history. Probably the biggest war ever in the history of the world past and future.
That is my top 4...
my 5th one would have to be 1215 (signing of the Magna Carta, limiting the British Monarch's rights. First document to ever restrict a monarch in the history of the world) or 1492 (Columbus stumbling upon the "New World")
What are your guys' thoughts?
I say...
325-Constantine converts to Christianity
1517-Martin Luther's 95 Theses signifies the end of the Catholic Church's control over Europe
1789-French Revolution signifies the beginning of the end of the Absolutism and that people want to be independent
1945-World War II, bloodiest and most barbaric event in human history. Probably the biggest war ever in the history of the world past and future.
That is my top 4...
my 5th one would have to be 1215 (signing of the Magna Carta, limiting the British Monarch's rights. First document to ever restrict a monarch in the history of the world) or 1492 (Columbus stumbling upon the "New World")
What are your guys' thoughts?
