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Experiencing World History

By: Paul V. Adams; Erick D. Langer et al. | Book details

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TIMELINE
I. Origins-1000 B. C.E.
1.7 million years agoEmergence and spread of homo erectus
500,000 years agoUse of fire
200,000–120,000 years agoHomo sapiens sapiens
18,000–12,000 years agoPassage of people to Americas
9000 B.C.E.Neolithic revolution (New Stone Age)
8000Development of agriculture
5000Agriculture in Central America
4000Bronze tools, other inventions (Bronze Age)
3500–2600Urban centers emerge in Mesopotamia (Sumer), development of cuneiform writing
3200–2780Unification of Egypt under one pharaoh
3000–1300Indus River cities
2600–2420Akkadian invasions and empire
2100–1788Expansion of Egypt to Sudan, Palestine
2050–1750Kingdom of Babylon
ca. 2000Hwang Ho civilization; myths of Hsia dynasty; golden-age writing of Gilgamesh, world's first known heroic epic
1700Hammurabic Code
1500New Kingdom in Egypt; increase in use of slaves; use of iron in Asian civilizations; Shang dynasty in China
1400–1150Phoenician cities and colonies in eastern Mediterranean; formation of Jewish religion

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