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Political and Technological Developments Through Time [10-18]
United Kingdom
1757 AD - (23 Jun) - Indian province of Bengal passes into British control after the Battle of Plassey
1760 AD - (25 Oct) - George III succeeds his grandfather George II
- Tacky leads a slave rebellion in Jamaica
1763 AD - (Apr) - Radical journalist John Wilkes is arrested for criticising the king
1765 AD - (Mar) - Riots erupt in American colonies after parliament levies ‘stamp’ taxes
1767 AD - (Jun) - American colonists are taxed on imports
1768-71 AD - - Captain James Cook leads his first expedition to the Pacific
1770 AD - - Lord North becomes Prime Minister
1771 AD - - ‘Factory Age’ begins with the opening of Britian’s first cotton mill
1772 AD - - Slavery is effectively outlawed in England
1773 AD - - ‘Boston Tea Party’ heightens tensions in North American colonies
1775 AD - - (18 Apr) American War of Independence begins
1779 AD - - Penitentiary Act authorises state prisons
1780 AD - (02 Jun-11 Jun) - ‘Gordon Riots’ break out in protest against the Catholic Relief Act
1781 AD - (19 Oct) - American defeat the British army at Yorktown, Virginia
- (29 Nov) - 133 Africans are thrown overboard the slave ship ‘Zong’
1783 AD - - Britain begins to evacuate loyalists from American colonies
- (Dec) - William Pitt the Younger becomes Prime Minister
1787 AD - (13 May) - First fleet of convicts sails to Australia
- (22 May) - Committee for the Abolition of the Slave Trade is formed
1788 AD - - Under pressure from abolitionists, parliament investigates the slave trade
- (01 Jan) - First edition of ‘The Time’ of London is published
- (Nov-Feb) - George III’s illness sparks a regency crisis
1789 AD - (29 Apr) - Former slave Olaudah Equiano publishes his autobiography
- (14 Jul) - French Revolution begins with the storming of the Bastille
1791 AD - (19 Apr) - Parliament rejects William Wilberforce’s bill to abolish the slave trade
1792-94 AD - - Radical artisans from London Corresponding Society
1792 AD - (07 Mar) - Sierra Leone is established under British Rule as a home for former slaves
1793 AD - - British troops attempts to suppress Toussaint L’Ouverture’s rebellion in Haiti
- - Britain goes to war with France
1797 AD - (Apr-Jun) - Naval mutinies occur at Spithead and the Nore
1798 AD - (26 May) - Society of United Irishmen rebel against British Rule in Ireland
1799-18 AD - - Trade Unions are outlawed
1801 AD - (01 Jan) - Act of Union creates the United Kingdom
- (10 Mar) - Britain holds its first census
1801-03 - (18 Jul-09 Jun) - Matthew Flinders circumnavigates Australia
1805 AD - (21 Oct) - Royal Navy defeats a French and Spanish fleet at the Battle of Trafalger
1807 AD - (25 Mar) - Britain abolishes the slave trade
1808 AD - - British West Africa Squadron is formed to suppress slave trading
1811-12 - - Luddite protesters attack industrial machinery in protest against unemployment
1812-18 AD - - Hampden clubs are formed to advocate parliamentary reform
1815 AD - (Mar) - Corn Laws are introduced to protect British agriculture
- (18 Jun) - Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington, defeats Napoleon at Waterloo
1817 AD - (10 Mar) - Working class ‘Blanketeers’ mount a march to London
1819 AD - (16 Aug) - Eleven die at the Peterloo massacre in Manchester
1820 AD - (29 Jan) - George III dies and is succeeded by George IV
1825 AD - (27 Sept) - World’s first steam locomotive passenger service begins
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