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Revision as of 17:58, 26 June 2024
List
Pythagoreanism (530 BC-495 BC)
Renaissance (1250-1500s)
- Quattrocento (1400-1499)
Age of Discovery (1336-1743)
Timurid Renaissance (1370-1507)
Reformation (1517-1648)
Radical Reformation (1524-1648)
Scientific Revolution (1543-1687)
Copernican Revolution (1543-1687)
Counter-Reformation (1545-1648)
Monarchomachs 
(1573-1584)
Din-i Ilahi (1582-1606)
Age of Enlightenment (1637-1804)
American Enlightenment (1688-1815)
Radicalism (1646-1890s)
Patriots (1775-1783)
Loyalists (1775-1783)- Catholic and Royal Armies (1793-1800)
Romanticism (1800-1850)
Icarians (1847-1898)
Springtime of Nations (1848)
Young America 
(mid-1800s)
Barnburners and Hunkers 
(mid-1800s)
Félibrige (1854)
Indian independence movement (1857-1947)
Donghak (1860-1905)
Völkisch Movement (Late 1800s-1933)
Women's Suffrage Movement (1872-1928)
Suffragists (1897-1928)
Suffragettes 
(1903-1919)
Jewish National Movement (1897-1948)
Futurist Movement (1909-1916)
Korean Independence Movement (1910-1948)
Korean Provisional Government (1919-1948)
Conservative Revolution (1918-1933)
Turkish National Movement (1919-1923)
Kuva-yi Seyyare (1919-1921)[Note 1]
League of Fiume (1919-1920)
Indonesian National Awakening (1927-1949)
Indonesian National Revolution (1945-1949)
Free Officers Movement (1949-1953)
Civil Rights Movement (1954-1968)
Chollima Movement (1956-1958)
Situationist International (1957-1972)- Decolonisation of Africa (1957-1975)
Hutu Revolution (1959-1961)
Black Power movement (1960-1980s)
New Left (1960s-1970s)
SexualRevolution (1960s-1970s)
Red Power movement (1960s-1970s)
Women's Liberation Movement (1960s-1980s)
White Revolution (1963-1979)
Anti-Vietnam War Movement (1964–1973)
Cultural and Ideological Revolution (1966-1967)
Third Wave experiment (1967)
May 68 (1968)
Hot Autumn 
(1969-1970)- Gay liberation movement (1969-1980)
New Village Movement (1970-1979)
Syrian Corrective Movement (1970)
Egyptian Corrective Movement (1971)
Cultural Revolution/People's Revolution (1973-1974)
Iranian Cultural Revolution (1980-1983)
Revolutions of 1989 
(1989)
Freedom fries (2003-2011)
Tea Party movement (2009-2013)
Arab Spring (2010-2012)- Occupy Movement (2011-2012)
People's Democratic Reform Committee (2013-2014)
Euromaidan (2013-2014)
Anti-Maidan 
(2013-2014)
Gamergate (2014-2016)- 20×20
(2018-2020) 
Chilean "Estallido Social" protests (2019-2022)
#BenderaPutih Movement (2021)
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List of Forms of Governments by Date
Monarchy - c. 3200 BC
Empire - 2350 BC
Diarchy - 930 BC
Republic - 509 BC [1]
Democracy - 508 BC [2]
List of Political Ideologies by Date
Agrarianism - 10.000 BC
Feudalism - c. 800
Liberalism - c. 1600
Jacobinism - Late 1700
Babouvism - Late 1700
Girondism - Late 1700
Feuillantism - Late 1700
Reactionaryism - Late 1700
Conservatism - Late 1700- Syndicalism - Late 1700
Socialism - Early 1800
Fascism - 1919
List of Religions by Date
Hinduism - c. 2300/1500 BC
Zoroastrism - c. 2000/500 BC
Judaism c. 1800 BC
Buddhism - c. 600 BC
Daoism - c. 500-400 BC
Christianity - 33
Shinto - c. 600
Islam - 610
Sikhism - c. 1500
Notes
- ↑ Left the Turkish National Movement in 1920
- ↑ Expulsion of the Tarquins by the people and creation of the
Roman republic.
- ↑ Cleisthenes' revolt against the pro-Spartan
aristocratic oligarchy, won the following year, leads to the creation of the first 
democracy in history.
