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8000 B.C.E. - 600 B.C.E.
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600 B.C.E. - 600 C.E.
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600 - 1450
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1450 - 1750
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1751 - 1900
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1900 - 2014
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1766 BC - 1027 BC
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1000 BC - 256 BC
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221 BC - 206
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221 BC - 206 BC
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589 - 618
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Grand Canal. Legalism
618 - 907
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Confucianism returns to the Chinese government, Buddhism becomes a force in China, Tang cities grow
969 - 1279
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most urban of Chinese dynasties, merchants are valued more than in past, Silk Road traffic increases
1279 - 1368
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Mongol tribes led by Kublai Khan conquered the native Han Chinese Song Dynasty and treated China as a tribute state. The Mongols also brutally crushed cities and regions that tried to rebel against the Mongols and killed tens of millions of Chinese people in the process.
1368 - 1644
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re-create Chinese cultural traditions like Confucianism and Civil Service Exam, China became rich from porcelin trade to Europe in exchange for silver, Ming Navy, great landscape painting
1644 - 1909
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Manchu leaders in China, increased interaction with Europe, Opium Wars, Taiping Rebellion, fall of the empire because of a lack of modernization in China
3500 BC - 1500 BC
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Mohejno daro and harrappa
1500 BC - 500 BC
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Hinduism, Vedas, Caste, Indo-European, Kyber Pass, city-states
350 BC - 150 BCE
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Changragupta Maurya, then Ashoka, Buddhism.
375 - 550
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Changragupta. Gupta Dynasty re-united India; very strong mathematics accomplishments including inventing the numbers 1-9 and 0. Also important developments in medicine, astronomy and art.
606 - 647
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900 - 1250
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Brought Islam to India, persecuted Hindus, slowly created a synthesis bewteen Islamic and Hindu culture
1210 - 1256
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Jizya. Muslim Conquerers.
1300 - 1921
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1526 - 1858
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People left from the Delhi Sultanate to build. Akbar. Descendants from Ghengis Khan. Rulers Sufi.
1750 - 1858
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England controlled India using alliances with the local Indian regional rulers often referred to as the Raj. English culture become one of the dominant cultures in India adding to the already complex mix of cultures. India and England became interconnected very closely. English social customs and educational system enter India.
2500 bc - 30 BC
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united kingdoms along the Nile River, developed papyrus paper, hieroglyphs, Great Pryamids, conquered by Alexander the Great
1500 BC - 500
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known as the cultural hearth for sub-Saharan Africa, The Bantu migrated toward the east then the south and carried their language which is one of the roots of Swahili into all of sub-Saharan Africa. They also brought the technology and knowledge necessary to make iron into southern Africa.
700 BC - 300
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rival civilization to Egypt. Located in northern Sudan. Conquered Egypt during what is called the 25th Dynasty. Eventually conquered by Axumites from today's Ethiopia.
600 - 1200
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1200 - 1450
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1450 - 1800
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Slavery. Gold Trade
4000 BCE - 500 BCE
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probably the oldest civilization, invented first writing, first calendar, first numberical system (base 60), first wheel, and oldest kingdom; first significant monotheism
500 BCE - 500
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622 - 680
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680 - 750
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750 - 1258
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1500 BC - 200
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Laid foundation for Maya. Poly. Cult of Jaguar.
200 - 1200
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Classical society in Meso America, powerful cultural unifier for the region; built great Pyramids
1300 - 1530
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1300 - 1550
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1530 - 1815
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The Spanish and the Portuguese conquer the Aztec and Inca civilizations during the 1500s. European culture slowly come into the Americas. African slaves introduced to the Americas and cultural diffusion from African and Europe was the result. Disease brought into the Americas by the European killed about 90% of the natives in America, wiped out many cultures and devestated the American civilizations.
3500 B.C. - 500 B.C.
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Monarchy. Fishings
1500 B.C. - 500 B.C.
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500 BCE - 476
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Empire 44 A.D.
330 BC - 50 BC
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476 - 900
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900 - 1400
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Dark Age.
1450 - 1750
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1491 - Present
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Made by vikings, then they left
1750 - 1815
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