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4 million BCE. They were biped, and were able to gather food, carry their young and defend themselves with their hands,They had teeth and were omnivores.
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2 millions BCE. They were biped, omnivores, had bigger brains and were able to create and use tools.
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1.8 million BCE. They were biped, omnivores, able to create and use tools and disconered how to make unatural fire.
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Approximately 5 hundred thousand. They were biped, omnivores, able yo create and use sophisticsted tools, made fire and had a very strong sense of community. They protected their wounded, young and elderly and even buried their dead with memorables like tools.
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Modern Human. They are bipedal, pmnivores, had bigger brains, able to create and use sophistcated tools, had a stong sense of community, built fires and started agriculture communication and language in writing and speech and they started to create art.
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Approx. 2900 BCE Sumer is an ancient civilization in southern Mesopotamia.
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Exact date of writing unknown; best copies discovered in a 7th century BCE royal library. The Epic of Gilgamesh is about a friendship between Gilgamesh and Enkidu. Enkidu is a wild man created by the gods as Gilgamesh's equal to distract him from oppressing the people of Uruk. Together, they journey to the Cedar Mountain to defeat Humbaba, its monstrous guard. Later they kill the Bull of Heaven, which the goddess Ishtar sends to punish Gilgamesh. As a punishment for these actions, they gods had
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Approx. 1900BCE Abraham lived in Ur, a city in Mesopatamia. God commanded Abraham to leave his home and move to Israel. Although for decades Abraham and his wife Sarah could not have a baby, in her elder years she had a baby called Isaac. God then commanded Abrham to sacrifice his son because of Abraham's faith and obedience. Then, Abraham moved to the land of Canaan (Palestine). They found a people called the Hebrews there. But like eveyone else, they worshipped God.
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1792-1750 BCE The sixth Babylonian king, Hammurabi,made the code, and they are copies existing on a human-sized stone stele and various clay tablets. The Code consists of 282 laws, with punishments.
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Approx. 1700-1280 BCE Abrham's grandson was Jacob. JAcob had 12 sons - the 12 families became the Twelve Tribes of Israel. Jacob's favorite son was Joseph. He gave him a coat of many colors and his brothers became so jelous that they faked his "death" and sold Joseph into slavery. A slaveowner c arried him to Eygpt. Joseph's brothers visited Egypt: Joseph forgave them and his whole family moved to be with him. WHen a famine hit Palestine, Joseph moved to all the Israelites to Eygpt.
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Approx. 1280-1240 BCE Under the NEw KIngdom in Eygpt, the Jewish people were enslaved. Ramses the Great was Pharoh. He was afraid of the growing numbers of Jews and slave revolts. He ordered that all male Jewish babies be killed. Moses' mother put jer baby in a basket and floated him down the river, where he was found and raised by Pharaoh's daughter! The Ten Commandments inscribed on two stone tablets. God set down morals laws for humanity.
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Approx. the middle of the 13th century to the middle of the 11th century BCE ~Im noy sure about this one~
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Approx. 1013-973 BCE David one day went to visit the visit the war and this KIng called Galieif challenging the army. Nbody goes for the challenge so then one day David goes for the challenge. David goes to Galief and he wins by the power of god. They then celebrated but then David has tyo goin hiding for safety. He also becomes king.
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Approx. 875-853 BCE One day God tells Elijah to go to the desert with these other people but he gives them food and water. He thens fixes helps a city by challegneging the kind. He calls the lord for fire, fire comes. When Aham askes for fire, nothing happens.
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701 BCE The Siegh of Lachish is like Picture a room whose walls are completely covered with stone carvings about eight feet (2.5m) high. They tell the story of a great siege. The siege of Lachish in Judea, The Lachish tells us about an bloody war around the town.
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587 BCE Lachish, about 25 miles (40 km) south-west of Jerusalem, is today known as Tell ed-Duweir. At the time of thesiege, it was a heavily fortified hill town, the second city after Jerusalem of the kingdom of Judah, which had managed, just,to stay independent of the Assyrians.
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2000 BCE
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1700 BCE
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700-500 BCE