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South Asia Team Shane
Events
Mesolithic Cultures
9000 B.C. - 3000 B.C.
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Neolithic Cultures
8000 B.C. - 4500 B.C.
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Bronze Age
2600 B.C. - 1300 B.C.
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Indus River Civilization
2300 BC - 1750 BC
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Iron Age
1300 B.C. - today
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Brahminism
900 BC
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Buddhism
500 BC
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Invasion of Alexander the Great
326 BC
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Mauryan Empire
324 BC - 200 BC
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Development/Diffusion of Sanskritic culture
250 BC
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Invasions of North India
200 BC
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Christianity Introduced to India
100 A.D.
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Anglo-Nepalese War
1814 - 1816
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British Forces Invade
1838 - 1842
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King Shah Shuja assassinated in 1842.
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First Anglo-Afghan War
1839 - 1842
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Second Anglo-Afghan War
1878 - 1880
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British gains control of Afghan foreign affairs.
Emir Amanullah Khan Declares Independence from British Forces
1919
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Zahir Shah Becomes King
1933
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Afghanistan remains a monarchy for the following four decades.
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Bengal Famine
1943
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Causes death of over 3 million people. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/87/Bengal_famine_1943.png
End of British Rule in India
1947
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Pakistan gains independence with M.A. Jinnah as the nations governor & general
August 14, 1947
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Gandhi Assassinated
1948
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India and Pakistan go to war over who owns Kashmir
1948
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Indian Constitution goes into effect
1950 - Current Day
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India's First General Election
1952
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General Mohammed Daud Becomes Prime Minister
1953
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Turns to the Soviet Union for military and economic assistance.
Forced Resignation of Mohammed Duad
1963
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Bangladesh Gains Independence from Pakistan
1971
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Mohammed Daud Declares a Republic
1973
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General Daud Overthrown and Killed
1978
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People's Democratic Party takes control.
Soviet Troops Invade Afghanistan
1979
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Soviet Troops Leave Afghanistan
1989
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Najibullah's Government Falls
1992
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A Civil War follows.
Taliban seizes control of Kabul, Afghani Capital
1996
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US Launches Missiles at Suspected Osama Bin Laden Base
1998
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Accused of bombing US embassies is Africa.
1/3 of State Legislation and Parliament Seats Reserved for Women
1999
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Taliban Loses Control of Kabul
2001
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US-Led Bombing of Afghanistan
October 2001
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Follows the 9/11 attack
Afghan Groups Agree To Deal In Bonn
December 2001
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Former King Zahir Shah Returns
April 2002
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Makes no claim to throne and dies five years later.
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Nato Takes Control of Kabul Security
August 2003
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Kabul's first ever operational commitment outside of Europe
Loya Jirga Adopts New Constitution
January 2004
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Provides for a strong presidency
Hamid Karzai WIns Presidential Election
October 2004 - November 2004
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Afghan Votes in First Parliamentary Elections for the First Time in 30 Years
September 2005
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Opium Production Soars to a Record High
August 2007
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UN Reports
Nepal Abolishes Monarchy
2008
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Suicide Bomb Attack on India Embassy in Kebul
July 2008
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Kills over 50 people
Powerful Earthquake Kills Over 80 People in the Northeast
October 2015
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Aryan Migration
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