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1600 A.D.
 | Pope Paul V governed the church
for 16 years. (1603 A.D.) |
| The Dutch discovered Australia.
(1606 A.D.) |
| Jamestown, Virginia became the
first settlement of the "New World." (1607 A.D.)
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| John Milton, a poet from
England, was born. He lived 66 years. (1608 A.D.) |
| The Authorized King James
Version of the Holy Bible was published. (1611 A.D.) |
| Wm. Harvey, M.D. of England
discovered the double function of the heart in sending out blood
from the left side, through the arteries, over the whole body, and
in receiving it back by the veins to the right side, whence it is
propelled into the lungs, and made pure and again fit for use. (1619
A.D.) |
| Pope Gregory XV governed the
church for 2 years. (1621 A.D.) |
| Pope Urban VIII governed the
church for 21 years. (1623 A.D.) |
| The first newspaper, The Gazette
De France, was first issued. (It is still in circulation today.)
(1631 A.D.) |
| John Locke of England was born.
He lived 72 years. Spinoza of Amsterdam was born. He lived 45 years.
(1632 A.D.) |
| Sir Isaac Newton of England was
born. He lived 85 years. He discovered the law of gravitation in
1666. (1642 A.D.) |
| Pope Innocent X governed the
church for 11 years. (1642 A.D.) |
| Pope Alexander VII governed the
church for 12 years. (1655 A.D.) |
| Pope Clement IX governed the
church for 3 years. (1655 A.D.) |
| Pope Clement X governed the
church for 6 years. (1670 A.D.) |
| Pope Innocent XI governed the
church for 13 years. (1676 A.D.) |
| George Handel was born. He lived
75 years. (1684 A.D.) |
| Pope Alexas VIII governed the
church for 2 years. (1689 A.D.) |
| Pope Innocent XII governed the
church for 9 years. (1691 A.D.) |
| The Bank of England commenced
business on January 1. (1695 A.D.) |
1700 A.D.
| Pope Clement XI governed the
church for 21 years. (1700 A.D.) |
| Pope Innocent XIII governed the
church for 3 years. (1721 A.D) |
| Pope Benedict XIII governed the
church for 6 years. (1724 A.D.) |
| Wickliffe's New Testament was
printed. (1731 A.D.) |
| WM. Herschel was born in
Hanover, Germany. He lived 84 years. (1738 A.D.) |
| Pope Benedict XIV governed the
church for 18 years. (1740 A.D.) |
| James Watt discovered the power
of steam. (1750 A.D.) |
| Ben. Franklin discovered the
identity of lightening and electricity. Lightening rods were used
thereafter. (1752 A.D.) |
| Amadeus Mozart of Germany was
born. He lived 36 years. (1756 A.D.) |
| Pope Clement XIII governed the
church for 11 years. (1758 A.D.) |
| Pope Clement XIV governed the
church for 6 years. (1763 A.D.) |
| Beethoven was born. He lived 57
years, primarily in Vienna. (1770 A.D.) |
| The Constitutional Congress in
America, led by Thomas Jefferson, restated a "Rule of
Democracy." Pope Pius VI governed the church for 25 years.
(1775 A.D.) |
| The United States of America was
founded. (1776 A.D.) |
| England loses the American
Colonies. (1783 A.D.) |
| The first mail delivered by
coaches left London for Bristol, August 2, 1784 A.D. |
| Napoleon came to power and took
the Pope prisoner. (February 15, 1798 A.D.) |
| Tippoo Saib, the last Sultan of
India, was killed May 4. The English, after long wars, controled
India. (1799 A.D.) |
1800 A.D.
| ?Pope Pius VII was head of the
church for 23 years. (1800 A.D.) |
| The first passenger steamboat,
The Clermont, performed its maiden voyage on the Seine River.
(August 19, 1803 A.D.) |
| Napoleon Bonaparte became
Emperor of France. (1804 A.D.) |
| Gaslight was introduced in
London on August 16, 1807 A.D. |
| Nobel invented dynamite. (1808
A.D.) |
| Napoleon was banished from
England after the Battle of Waterloo. (June 18, 1815 A.D.)
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| Joseph Smith introduced the Book
of Mormon. (1817 A.D.) |
| Pope Leo XII headed the church
for 6 years. (1823 A.D.) |
| The first railway opened in
England on September 27, 1825 A.D. |
| Pope Pius VIII headed the church
for 2 years. (1829 A.D.) |
| Pope Gregory XIV headed the
church for 15 years. He was known as "one of the greatest
Pontiffs." (1831 A.D.) |
| Joseph Smith founded The Mormon
Church in Fayette, N.Y. (1830 A.D.) |
| Protestants of various
fellowships experienced the "Great Disappointment." They
expected the Second Coming of Christ to occur. (October 22, 1844
A.D.) |
| Daguerre took first photograph.
(1839 A.D.) |
| Pope Pius IX headed the church.
Wickliffe's Old Testament was printed. (1848 A.D.) |
| The first Atlantic cable was
laid in 1858 A.D. (It became faulty and ceased to transmit messages.
"The Great Easterb" successfully laid a new cable in 1866
A.D. |
| ????Victor Emanuel (1861 A.D.) |
| The Twentieth Council, First
Vatican, met on Dec. 8, 1869. |
| The Suez Canal opened in
November. (1869 A.D.) |
| The Italian Army, September 20,
1870 A.D, took Rome. |
| D.E. Hughes invented the
microphone. Professor A.D. Sell and T.E. Edison invented the
telephone. Edison invented the phonograph. (1877 A.D.) |
| Lighting by electricity began to
be used. (1878 A.D.) |
| Gottleb Daimer invented the
internal combustion engine. Karl Benz pioneered the engine for
automobiles. (1885 A.D.) |
| The Olympic games reappeared in
the world. They had been absent since the Roman emperor, Theodosus,
canceled them and closed their associated pagan temples in 396 A.D.
(1500 years earlier) (1896 A.D.) |
1900 A.D.
| Theodore Roosevelt became
President of the United States. (1901 A.D.) |
| Orville and Wilbur Wright made
the first manned, powered flight on December 17, 1903 A.D.
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| A comet struck Russia. Thousands
of miles of forest were leveled. (1908 A.D.) |
| Germany led the planet into
World War I. (1914 A.D.) |
| British, Allenby, captured
Jerusalem. Islamic rule in Palestine ended as the Turkish Ottoman
Empire was destroyed. The Balfour Treaty allowed Jews to return to
the Holy Land ending an eighteen hundred year lockout. On May13, the
first Fatima vision occurred. On Oct. 25, the Communists seized
power in Russia and set up a secular, anti-Christ state. The United
States of America declared war on Germany. (1917 A.D.) |
| John Logie Baird demonstrated
television. January 26, 1926 A.D. |
| Mussolini signed a treaty that
officially separated church and state. It also secularized Italy and
relegated the church to a tiny defined area of sovereignty in Rome.
Thus Vatican City was formed. This action fundamentally cancelled
the final remnants of Theodosus' decree, even in the Roman capitol
itself. The |
| Great Depression swept the
world. (1929 A.D.) |
| Adolph Hitler led Germany and
the world into the Second World War. The "Jewish
Holocaust" began. Hitler and his forces systematically executed
at least nine million Jews over the next 6 years. (1939 A.D.)
|
| Japan made World War II almost
global by attacking the West at Pearl Harbor and assaulting
Southeast Asia. This was the first major Eastern attack on Western
civilization in almost a thousand years. The United States declared
war on Germany and Japan. (1941 A.D.) |
| The Atom Bomb was invented and
dropped on two Japanese cities by the United States. World War II
and the Jewish Holocaust came to an end. (1945 A.D.) |
| In the battle for the secular
post-war management of the world a "Cold War" began
pitting communism against democracy. Atomic energy scientists
alerted the world civilization to the "doomsday clock,"
with hands near midnight. (1947 A.D.) |
| The Jewish nation of Israel was
founded by a United Nations' mandate. (1948 A.D.) |
| The Communists launched a war in
Korea. (1950 A.D.) |
| The Hydrogen bomb was invented.
Several bombs were exploded in the South Pacific. Thousands of bombs
were stockpiled in underground silos as part of a massive arms race
with the Soviet Union. (1953 A.D.) |
| The Bulletin of Atomic
Scientists advanced the hands on its "doomsday clock" up
to two minutes before midnight. (1953 A.D.) |
| John F. Kennedy, President of
the United States was assassinated. (November 22,1963 A.D.)
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| The Gulf of Tonkin incident led
the United States into the Vietnam War. (1964 A.D.) |
| A Drug crisis swept America.
Millions of youth began using marijuana, heroin, LSD, etc. (1966
A.D.) |
| U.S. astronauts land on the
moon. (1969 A.D.) |
| An AIDS plague began. On May 13,
a professional Turkish gunman shot and wounded the Pope in St.
Peter's Square. (1981 A.D.) |
| A world drug crisis continued to
mount. "Crack" cocaine use and urban crime became rampant.
(1981 A.D.) |
| The Gulf War broke out. (1991
A.D.) |
| Communism crumbled in the Soviet
Union. The Soviet Union was dissolved and the struggle toward a
stable democracy began. The Berlin Wall came down as Eastern Europe
ended the Cold War. (1992 A.D.) |
| The United Nations' Science
Council Report warned of catastrophic effects across the world
during the next hundred years as global warming rapidly accelerates.
Scientists said that advancing tides caused by polar ice cap melting
during this period would inundate most of the world's coastal
cities. Holes in the ozone layer continue to widen as sun-induced
skin cancer reaches near-epidemic proportions worldwide. (1995 A.D.)
The President of Russia led Easter mass in resurrected Moscow
church. (April 14, 1996 A.D.) |
| Belarus and Russia agreed to
unite their countries into a single state. The Pacific Ocean's
greatest "El Nino" current wreaked havoc on earth,
producing mammoth fires, famine and drought in many places with huge
floods in others. (1998 A.D.) |
| The world population topped 6
billion people. Hate crimes increased. Mass shootings occurred in
schools, churches and synagogues. There were great earthquakes in
Turkey and Taiwan that left thousands dead. Wars and rumors of war
continued unabated that included Kosovo, Indonesia, Somalia,
Chechnya and Iraq. On September 10, the year 5760 in the Jewish
calendar began. (Two hundred and forty years remain until the year
6000 i.e., until the "seventh day" of Hebrew religious
history, begins.) (1999 A.D.) |
| A giant earthquake hit India
killing tens of thousands. (February 2001 A.D.) |
| Terrorists attack America.
Thousands were killed as airliners were flown into the World Trade
Center in New York City and the Pentagon in Washington D.C. This led
to a war against terrorism and a direct attack by the United States
on Afghanistan who harbored the terrorists. (September 11, 2001
A.D.) |
2000 A.D.
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