Government Timeline

By Zoe Gray
  • 2000 BCE

    Nomadic Tribes arrive in the area

  • 1500 BCE

    Nomadic Tribes settle in the area

  • 1200 BCE

    Small settlements turn to larger permanent villages

  • 1000 BCE

    Heads of each village are elected

  • 500 BCE

    Rivalries between villages result in conquering and small expansion of territories

  • 1 CE

    Villages further expanded through conquering, trade routes and marriage

  • 350

    Through conquest, all the villages are united under one ruler, monarchy begins.

  • 400

    Leader is declared King, power is passed through his bloodline.

  • 950

    Bloodline is called into question, revolution breaks out.

    While unsuccessful, the revolts have left the idea of a different form of government is instilled into the minds of the citizens.
  • 1100

    Throne is taken over by a new conqueror, his bloodline begins

  • 1350

    Corruption in the monarchy causes major rifts between the rulers and the people

  • 1420

    The people overthrow the monarchy and put a new person on the throne

  • Centuries of peace end with another civilian revolt due to no representation

    Ruler is forced to allow proper representation for the civilians

  • Constitutional Monarchy is established

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