10 events in history

  • First settlement of polynesians
    800 BCE

    First settlement of polynesians

    Polynesian ancestors settled in Samoa around 800 BC, They colonized the Society Islands between AD 1025 and 1120 and then spread to New Zealand, and other locations between AD 1190 and 1290
  • Roman Rule on Britain ends
    410

    Roman Rule on Britain ends

    The romans left Britain in 410. They left to assist in the war against Alaric. The British then ask the romans to return because of the increased attacks from multiple people.
  • Lindefarne Raid
    793

    Lindefarne Raid

    On June 8th 793, the Viking raid on the monastery of Lindisfarne sent shockwaves through Anglo-Saxon England.
  • Battle of Hastings
    1066

    Battle of Hastings

    On October 14 1066, at the Battle of Hastings in England, the Norman forces of William the Conqueror defeated King Harold II of England. By the end of the all-day battle, Harold was dead and his forces were defeated.
  • Inca Empire founded by Manco Capac
    1200

    Inca Empire founded by Manco Capac

    Manco Capac, leader of the Inca tribe, founded the city of Cuzco in approximately 1200.
  • Moai commence production
    1400

    Moai commence production

    The natives of the island built the Moai statues on Easter Island in approximately 1400-1650 AD. Many know them as the Rapa Nui or the Easter Island Heads
  • Christopher Columbus discovers the new world
    1492

    Christopher Columbus discovers the new world

    Columbus discovers America in 1492. He led his three ships the Nina, Pinta and the Santa Maria. His plan originally was to find the Indies (Asia) where the riches of gold, pearls and spices awaited.
  • Hernan Cortes arrived in the new world
    1518

    Hernan Cortes arrived in the new world

    In 1518 Hernan Cortes, a military leader and explorer set out to explore Mexico but found himself in the new world.
  • Montezuma II killed
    1520

    Montezuma II killed

    Montezuma was killed in 1520 after battles with the Spaniards with the return of Hernan Cortes.
  • Discovery of Polynesia by Europeans

    Discovery of Polynesia by Europeans

    A Spanish navigator by the name of Mendana was the first to discover Polynesia. It took him thirty years but he finally got Spanish authorities to give him the expedition. He got four ships and left on April 9,