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10000 BCE - 9999 BCE
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It allowed them to have a stable food supply and permeant location. Now, we use farming to get our food.
5000 BCE - 4999 BCE
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It made transportation quicker. Now we use it for cars.
4000 BCE - 3999 BCE
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3000 BCE - 2999 BCE
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People were able to communicate. We use writing for books, papers, and records.
2700 BCE - 2699 BCE
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1792 BCE - 1791 BCE
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Everyone knew the laws. We have a written constitution that tell us our laws.
1800 BCE - 1799 BCE
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957 BCE - 956 BCE
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570 CE - 571 CE
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1600 BCE - 1599 BCE
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It let us see how they believed the gods were active in their lives. We use it to study mythology.
800 BCE - 799 BCE
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Athens created democracy. In the United States, we value democracy and we vote on government decisions.
753 BCE - 752 BCE
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509 BCE - 508 BCE
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This system allowed everyone to be represented in government. The United States is a republic.
508 BCE - 507 BCE
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469 BCE - 468 BCE
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He questioned the gods, and was the first person to go against the status quo. They studied his philosophy in the Renaissance era, which advanced education.
399 BCE - 398 BCE
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384 BCE - 383 BCE
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44 BCE - 39 BCE
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5 years of peace
44 BCE - 43 BCE
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117 CE - 118 CE
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1492 CE - 1493 CE
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The Americas were discovered. People started to come to America for God, gold, and glory.
1493 CE - 1494 CE
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It was the first document to limit the power of the King. It inspired US laws that makes everyone below the law of the land.
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The printing press allowed more books to be printed faster, and more people were able to read. We use the printer to share ideas too.
1430 - 1440
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It allowed art to be more life like. We now have art to study different time periods that actually look like that time period.
1489 - 1519
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He was the first person to discover something that went against the Bible. Now we know that Earth revolved around the Sun.
1628 - 1629
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It split the Church into Catholics and Protestants. Today, this split still exist under the branch of Christianity.
1531 - 1532
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They stopped selling Indulgences. Now, the Catholic Church doesn't believe in the selling of Indulgences.
1600 - 1807
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Africans were bought and sold as slaves. Now, slavery is illegal in America.
1807 - 1808
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1865 - 1866
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Slavery was made illegal in the United States. It freed slaves and African- Americans were able to live a free life like everyone else.
1650 - 1804
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1689 - 1690
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People started to think that they should have their natural rights. It sparked the ideas for the French Revolution.
1748 - 1749
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There were checks and balacnes that equaled power. It inspired the US form of government. We now have 3 branches of government.
1762 - 1763
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It insured the natural rights of American citizens. We are allowed freedom of speech, to assembly, to protest the government, to bear arms, and more.
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1830 - 1831
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One of the first laws they put on the factory industry. Women and children wasn't working for 16 hours a day or more.
1856 - 1857
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1957 - 1958
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People started to see that a strong military could limit there freedom. We now have a well balance mixture of the military and the freedom of American citizens.
1957 - 1958
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1957 - 1958
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It showed how powerful the United States was. We landed a man on the moon, and we were able to get a rover on the moon. IT advanced out science and technology in the United States.
1967 - 1968
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1970
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He thought he was above the law because he was president. He had to resign because spying is against the Constitutional law that was inspired by the Magna Carta.
1974 - 1975
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1994 - 1995
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1994 - 1995
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It stops the dangerous civil war. There is now peace in Rwanda and not mass murder.
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