world history

By jmac7
  • Period: 50,000 BCE to 299 BCE

    early civilizations

  • Period: 3200 BCE to 500 BCE

    first civilizations-Africa+Asia

    -Ancient Kingdoms of the Nile
    -City-States of Ancient Sumer
    -Egyptian Civilization
    -Roots of Judaism
  • Period: 2500 BCE to 256 BCE

    Early Civilizations in India and China

    -Cities of the Indus Valley
    -Kingdoms of the Ganges
    -Early civilization in China
  • Period: 2000 BCE to 1 BCE

    Judaism

    Abraham
  • Period: 1750 BCE to 133 BCE

    Ancient Greece

    -Ancient Rome and the Rise of Christianity(509 B.C.-476 A.D.)
    -Civilizations of the Americas(1400 B.C.-1570 A.D.)
  • Period: 600 BCE to 550

    Empires of India and China

  • Period: 599 BCE to 527 BCE

    Hinduism

    Mahavira Vardhamaha
  • Period: 563 BCE to 483 BCE

    Buddhism

    Siddhuartha Guatama
  • Period: 551 BCE to 479 BCE

    Confucianism

    Confucius
  • Period: 6 BCE to 30

    Christianity

    Jesus
  • Period: 570 to Dec 25, 632

    Islam

    Mohammed
  • Dec 24, 1347

    The Black Death(1347-1350)

    killed 20 million people

  • Development of Watt Steam Engine

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    Great Northern War

    Sarist Russia vs. Swedish Empire
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    Ottoman Empire fights Russia(Russo-Turkish War)

  • New Orleans founded by the French in North America

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    Russo-Persian War

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    Anglo-Spanish War

  • Storming of Bastille(French Revolution)

  • Treaty of Versailles signed

  • Mussolini takes charge

  • World War 2 Begins

  • Bombing of Pearl Harbor

  • Battle of Midway

  • Bomb dropped on Hiroshima

  • Bomb dropped on Nagasaki

  • Warsaw Pact formed

  • North Korea attacks South Korea

  • America's Hydrogen Bomb

  • Sputnik launched

  • NASA Founded

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    Expanding and Intensified Hemisphere Interaction

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    The Rise of Europe

    -continuity and change
    -economics and technology
    -geography and history
    -diversity
    -political/social systems
    -global interaction
    -impact of the individual
    -religions and value systems
    -art and literature