Timeline 1

  • Paleolithic Age, Religion
    3000 BCE

    Paleolithic Age, Religion

    Each city had its own God. Rivers were highly important. Ziggurat's were highly used and praised. God's controlled everything, and Kings were chosen by God's.
  • Paleolithic Age, Summerians
    3000 BCE

    Paleolithic Age, Summerians

    12 independent city-states. Wars occurred over water rights and land boundaries.
  • Greek-City State
    2600 BCE

    Greek-City State

    Early Aegean Civilizations
    Minoans- Crete, wealth, magnificence, palaces. They were invaded and overpowered by the Mycenaean's.
  • Greek-City State
    2000 BCE

    Greek-City State

    Mycenaean's borrowed from the Minoan culture, they were warriors
  • King Hammurabi
    1792 BCE

    King Hammurabi

    Laws rested on the authority of the God's.
  • Paleolithic Age, Empire Builders
    1450 BCE

    Paleolithic Age, Empire Builders

    Hitittes were people that were aggressive, had a well-trained army, and had the use of iron weapons and tools
  • Empire Builders
    1100 BCE

    Empire Builders

    Assyria used siege weapons, armor, had efficient administrator's.
  • Empire Builder's
    612 BCE

    Empire Builder's

    Neo-Babylonia, Nebuchadnezzar was the king of Babylon, hanging gardens
  • Greek-City State, Athenian Greatness
    499 BCE

    Greek-City State, Athenian Greatness

    Persian War
    Ionian Greeks of Asia, Minor Rebel against Persians
  • Persian Wars
    495 BCE

    Persian Wars

    Pericles - Period of outstanding achievement in sculpture, politics, drama, architecture, and philosophy
  • Persian Wars
    490 BCE

    Persian Wars

    Darius I Invaded Attica
  • Persian Wars
    480 BCE

    Persian Wars

    Xerxes invades with 250,000 men and 500 troops.
  • Persian War
    479 BCE

    Persian War

    Battle of Plataea resulted in a significant land victory for the Greeks. Triggered 'Golden Age' for Athens
  • Alexandria City
    336 BCE

    Alexandria City

    Commercial center, was the center of learning. Great library, had the largest Hebrew community. Septuagint
  • 250 BCE

    Cosmopolitanism

    Mingling of people, and interaction of cultures. Eastern religions moved westward. Numerous cities founded were based on the Greek Model; architecture, sculpture, drama, poetry, schools, and temples.