1568: Mary Stuart flees to England.

From 1538 (in Germany) to 1568 (in Europe): Wars of religion. 1568 is the date of the proclamation of the Edict of Nantes which allows Protestants to freely believe in their religion.

1568: Jean Bodin presents his theory of monetary inflation, owing to silver imports from Colons in America.

1569: Atlas of Mercator.

1569: The Northern Rebellion.

1577: Drake travels around the world.

1579: Viete introduce modern algebraic writing.

1582: Pope Gregory XIII reforms the Julian calendar and introduces the Gregorian calandar we still use today.

1585: War between England and Spain.

1587: Execution of Mary Stuart.

1587: Foundation of the Vatican printing.

1588: Defeat of the Spanish Armada.

1588: Bright invents the stenography.

1595: First armored battleships in Korea.

1597: Galilee build the first thermometer.

1601: Essex Rebellion.

1605: The Gunpowder Plot, the last major Catholic conspiracy.

1607: Settlement of Virginia.

1608: Hans Lippershey invents the telescope.

1609: Foundation of the Bank of Amsterdam.

1611: Publication of Authorized Version of the Bible (Anglican-Puritan cooperation).

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