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Jun 5, 1000
World History
10,000 B.C.E. -
Jun 5, 1100
Social
Farmers farm land using timber ,metals, and stone. (3500 B.C.) (British Museum) -
Jun 1, 1500
Economic
Farmers farmed land using timber, metals, and stone. (economic) (Early Mesopotamia) -
Technology
Ancient Sumerians built Ziggurats made by mud bricks. (4000 B.C.) (Sumer) -
Political
Assyrian Kings sent out armies to conquer new lands. Over three hundred years Mesopotamia and lands further to the east and west became part of the Assyrian Empire. (900 B.C.) (Early Mesopotamia) -
Social
Egyptians embalmed bodies to preserve them instead of buring them into the dry, hot sand. This process was known as mummification. (Egypt) -
Political
Tombs were built for Pharaohs and queens. Pyramids were built for tombs. There are over eighty pyramids in Egypt today. The three largest and most preserved pyramids were built in Giza. (Egypt) -
Social
Temples were built to worship Gods and Godesses. There was a temple for every God and Godess. The temple priests and the Pharaohs would worship them here. (Egypt) -
Economic
Craftsmen worked in workshops with other craftsmen. Craftsmen would desighn statues and many other great works of art. (Egypt) -
Technology
It was hard to record information so writing scripts were invented made out of papyrus so it was easier to record information for historical perposes. Scribes kept information. (Egypt) -
Social
Buddhism was created by the followers of Siddartha Gautama. Buddhism is a religion based on reaching salvation and spiritual enlightenment. (India) -
Economic
Many people in India suffered great problems because of the weather. The weather was very extreme. There would be monsoons and then droubts but mainly the civilizations along the rivers flourished. (India) -
Social
The Indus Valley had drainage systems, wells, and water storage systems that were the most sophisticated systems in the world. (India)