The timeline shows major events during World War II.May 1945June 1944D-DayV-E Day1943194419451946November 1943TehranConferenceFebruary
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June 1944
D-Day
V-E Day
1943
1944
1945
1946
November 1943
Tehran
Conference
February 1945
Yalta Conference
July 1945
Potsdam
Conference
Each tick mark on this timeline represents a period of
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Because I counted back 10 times on the middle of the number line marks and when I got to 1950 I noticed I counted back 10 times each Line
each dash equals 10years
Explanation:
there are 5 dashes between 1900 to 1950
1685
James succeeds his brother, Charles II.
1685
Rebellion of the Earl of Argyll in Scotland designed to place the Duke of Monmouth, Charles II's illegitimate son, on the throne is crushed and Argyll is executed.
1685
The Duke of Monmouth rebels against James, but is defeated at the Battle of Sedgemoor in Somerset.
1685
Edict of Nantes allowing freedom of religion to Huguenot Protestants is revoked in France, resulting in thousands of Huguenot craft workers and traders settling in England.
1686
Following their defeat at Sedgemoor, Monmouth and many of the rebels are hanged or transported by the 'The Bloody Assizes' under Judge Jeffreys.
1686
James takes first measures to restore Catholicism in England, and sets up a standing army of 13,000 troops at Hounslow to overawe nearby London.
1686
Edmund Halley draws the first meteorological map showing weather systems
1687
Isaac Newton publishes Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy
1688
James, believing his Divine Right as King, issues the Declaration of Indulgence to suspend all laws against Catholics and Non-Conformists and repeal the 1673 Test Act. He seeks to promote his Catholic supporters in Parliament and purge Tories and Anglican clergy .
1688
James’ wife, Mary of Modena, gives birth to a son and Catholic heir. His daughters Mary, married to Dutch Stadtholder William of Orange, and Anne by his first wife Anne Hyde are Protestant.
1688
Following discontent over James attempts to control politics and religion, seven leading statesmen invite William of Orange, son-in-law of James, to England to restore English liberties.
1688
The 'Glorious Revolution'. William of Orange lands at Torbay with an army of 20,000 and advances on London. Many Protestant officers in James' army including Churchill, Duke of Marlborough, and James' own daughter Anne defect to support William and his wife Mary.
1688
James abdicates and flees to exile in France.
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