Top Ten Most Impacting Historical Events
These events have had a great effect on what we are today.This was a HUGELY. Important event and will echo down through history for centuries to come. But is it really the MOST important. The agricultural revolution gave birth to civilization. Without it we wouldn't have grain backed foods, dairy. Most fruits, vegetables and meets, Cities, governments, economies, transportation, education, pets, or pretty much anything, let alone the twin towers or (thankfully) the terrorists that destroyed them.
It killed over a hundred million people and eventually ended the feudal, Medieval lifestyle
Lots of people died - fatally.
This killed more then 9/11.
Why is 9/11 number 1?
Stop saying this is a historical event. There is no proof that he is real and nobody will find out until they die. Only call them historical events when there is proof they actually happened.
Religion is just a bunch of fairy tales and fables. Take this off the list now. In case you missed it: this list is about history not fiction.
Christianity spread to all corners of the globe, has 2.2 billion followers, and has impacted history on a gigantic scale.
Death AND Resurrection Of Jesus Christ.
Changed how wars are fought, makes threat level rise exceedingly.
Quite possibly put an end to nuclear war.
It divided Christendom and reduced the power of Vatican City, which once ruled basically everything.
If even everything else we know today is forgotten in the future, this one single moment will never die in human history.
First time a man has walked on the Moon. It shows how far our species has come. We're not just global, we're intergalactic.
In 10,000 years, this will be literally the only thing from our time that is remembered.
Universe always attracted us and it still does.But this event revolutionized this era.
Columbus was the greatest mass murderer in history until Hitler and Stalin and how do we remember him, with a yearly parade and a huge memorial in Barcelona square. Learn your history people.
Whole civilizations destroyed, countries completely transformed.
The USA probably wouldn't be here, history would have gone a lot diffrently
With thinkers such as Galileo and Newton, modern science wouldn't be the same.
The largest cultural genocide the world has ever seen. Speaks for itself
Why isn't this in the first place?
Also known to the Germans as the failure of Operation Sea Lion
Caused world war 2, cold war, dissolution of USSR, etc.
At its peak they created an empire the size of the Russian Federation, and anything from a humble village to an entire civilization either converted or was razed to the ground.
Expansion and conquest ran from the mid 600's to the early 1800's.
The loss of most of the books on earth at the time set science, engineering, and general knowledge back by hundreds of years.
The conquering Muslim leaders did not want the populace to know too much.
If this hadn't happened we would have sent humans into space by the 1500s.
One of the greatest tragedies in history.
At the height of the crisis on 27 October 1962 a Soviet B59 submarine
Lost contact with Moscow, and the senior officers assumed nuclear war had broken out. Both the Captain and the Political Officer authorised the launch of nuclear weapons against targets in the U.S. But a unanimous decision of 3 officers was required for the launch, and Arkhipov, the second-in-command, refused to agree until the sub surfaced and tried to contact Moscow first.
The world today would be unrecognizable to us had this least senior of 3 officers on a Soviet sub been successfully pressured by the other two into agreeing to launch its missiles.
Slightly different weather on that September day back in 1066, and all of Europe would now look distinctly different.
Roughly 1966-1976, and with over 65 million civilians killed by government forces, may have exceeded WW2's total death toll, and even somewhat approached that of the Black Death.
Mao Zedong is definitely history's biggest mass-murderer.
Not poland, poland-lithuania
Gave rise to Prussian militarism, Russian imperialism. Indirectly led to WW1, WW2 and the Holocaust.
The French Revolution had a major impact on Europe and the New World, bringing liberalism and the end of many feudal or traditional laws and practices.
Also knows as Islamic Stare of Iraq and Syria