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Medieval Europe of Nations

476-1789 AD

Modern Europe of Nations

1789-1945 AD

Supranationalism

1945-present

Fall of Rome

476 AD

Failed Frankish Union of Charlemagne

800-843 AD

Reconquista

711 - 1492 AD

Norman Conquest of England

1066 AD




(William the Conqueror, Duke of Normandy, conquers England and becomes the king of England as well as the Duke of Normandy.)

100 Years' War

1337 - 1453 AD.




France vs. England

Reformation and Religious Wars

1517-1648

Great Northern War

1700-1722




Peter the Great forces Russia into the Europe of Nations.

French Revolution

1789-99




French reject absolute monarchy for Democratic Socialism. Democratic socialism eventually becomes the norm in Europe.

Napoleonic Wars

1799-1815




Napoleon briefly unites Europe under French rule. His conquest creates more enmity between the nations, and introduces the rest of Europe to National Socialism.

Franco-Prussian War

1870-71




Bismarck conquers the French and declares the German Empire. Germany is unified and it, not France, will remain the dominant force in European history to today.

WWI

1914-19




Catastrophic war leads Europe to abolish monarchy and replace it with National Democratic Socialism. Leads directly to WWII

WWII

1939-45




National Democratic Socialism nearly destroys Europe (Nazis.) Europe saved by U.S, realizes that it must find a new way to order Europe

NATO

1949




Military alliance led by U.S. formed to protect Europe from communist Russia. Only under this protection is Europe able to work toward supranationalism.

European Coal and Steel Community

1951




Prototype for supranationalism. France, West Germany, and Italy among a few others make their coal and steel industries subject to supranational oversight, to stop any nation for making preparations for war.

Fall of the Berlin Wall / Reunification of Germany

1989/90




With the fall of the Soviet Union, now not just Western Europe but all of Eastern Europe as well can be joined in a supranational union.

European Union

1993




Europe formally forms a supranational union of its nations, subordinating the national differences to the greater perspective that all Europe's people European.