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Period: 70,000 BCE to 8000 BCE
Paleolithic Age (Old Stone Age)
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20,000 BCE
Paleolithic Tools
Paleolithic people invented stone tools. -
20,000 BCE
Paleolithic Weapons
Paleolithic people invented the spear and bow and arrow. -
20,000 BCE
Fire
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20,000 BCE
Paleolithic Shelter
Paleolithic people lived in caves. -
Period: 8001 BCE to 3000 BCE
Neolithic Age (New Stone Age)
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4000 BCE
Neolithic People Tamed Pets
Neolothic people wanted dogs as their pets. -
4000 BCE
Neolithic Food
Neolithic people raised animals and grew crops for food. -
4000 BCE
Neolithic Villages
Neolithic people lived in villages. -
4000 BCE
Neolithic Shelter
Neolithic people learned how to make houses -
Period: 3001 BCE to 1000 BCE
Bronze Age
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2000 BCE
Records in the Bronze Age
Historians know more about the Bronze Age civilizations than about earlier people. This is because people in the Bronze Age kept written records, like laws. -
2000 BCE
Similar civilizations
Each civilization had cities, government, social classes, religion, writing, and art. Over time, cultures have changed, but the basic characteristics of civilization have stayed the same. -
2000 BCE
Bronze Age Civilization
They began to form civilizations. The first civlizations started in river valleys in Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, and China. -
2000 BCE
Bronze Age Tools
Bronze Age people made tools out of metal. -
1800 BCE
Roman Influence
European nations borrow roman ideas about government and law. -
509 BCE
Roman Laws
One big change the romans made tin the worlds system were laws. The laws were carved into tablets of stone or tables. -
509 BCE
The Roman Republic
The Romans didn't have a king. The Roman Repubilc was made up of two consuls. the consuls were in charge of the government and armies. they ruled for 6 months an had to give up there power. -
509 BCE
senators patricians could pass laws
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509 BCE
The Head of the Roman
They elected a dictator who had complete control over the government and the army. The dictator was in charge for 6 months an then they would pick another one. -
509 BCE
Romans
citizens could vote. -
509 BCE
assembly plebeians
assembly plebeians also make laws. -
509 BCE
the laws of the Romes
A dictator who had complete control of the government. A dictator is like a president. -
509 BCE
Romans passing laws
Romans invented a new type of government in 509
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Period: 509 BCE to 27 BCE
The Roman Republic
The time period during which the city-state of Rome existed as a republic. -
33 BCE
growth of christianiiy
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Period: 27 BCE to 476
The Roman Empire
The civilization of Rome was a republic from 509 BC to 27 BC. During this time, Rome was run by two consuls (like presidents), and a Senate and Assembly that made laws. In 27 BC, the Senate gave extraordinary power to Octavian. Octavian became the first Roman emperor, or the one supreme ruler of the Roman Empire. From approximately 20 AD until about 300 AD, the Roman Empire tried to wipe out Christianity. -
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Growth of Chirstianity
Jesus taught about Christianity. -
312
Growth of chistianity
Constantine became the first Christian emperor of Rome. -
313
Girowth of christianity
In 313 A.D., he passed the Edict of Milan, which said christiaity should be allowed by the state -
393
the Growth of christianity
under Theodosius the Great, Christianity became Rome’s official religion. -
Roman influence
The us borrows the ideas of having elected officials,branches of government ,and a basic law. -
Roman Influence
We got laws from the Romans. -
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The Development of Worldwide Democracy
In 1788, the United States of America borrowed features of ancient Roman government and law to create the first modern democracy (a government where citizens can vote for their leaders and laws). Since then, nations around the world have been doing the same.
