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15000 bc - 10000 B.C.
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Started over 2.3 million years ago. The age of Woolly Mammoths and when humans are thought to migrate to the Americas, over the bering straight.
10000 bc - 3500 bc
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The use of stone tools is prevalent during this time period, hence the name "stone age." Splits into the Paleolithic and Neolithic ages. In the Neolithic Age animals are tamed.
3500 bc - 1200 bc
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The discovery in mixing Copper and Tin together to make bronze.
3100 bc
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First Pharaoh of Egypt. Sumerians create cuneiform.
2500 bc
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Accredited with building the Great Pyramid of Giza.
1370 bc
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Was notable for abandoning traditional Egyptian Polytheism and trying to make it monotheistic.
1200 bc - 600 bc
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The widespread use of Iron weapons and tools marks the shift of the bronze age to the Iron Age.
622 bc
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Goes according to the moon at 354 days in a year.
600 bc - 375 ad
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The start and height of the Roman empire. Reached it's most widespread control at the reign of Trajan (117AD)
538 bc
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The Jews were set free from Babylon under the command of Cyrus.
500 bc
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The time of Gautama Buddha
495 bc - 484 bc
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All people were born good, Work hard and have a strong family.
213 bc
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Builds the Great wall of China but tries to get rid of all philosophical books.
0 bc
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400 ad - 1453 ad
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400 ad - 800 ad
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TIme of the Germanic tribes that came from North of Italy, i.e. the Goths, Saxons, and Angles. They were pushed toward the Roman Empire due to the invasion of the Huns.
444 - 453
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1215 ad
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A declaration of rights for the people that no King can/should discard
1400 ad - 1600 ad
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Re birth, start in Florence.
1452 ad - 1519 ad
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Was the greatest thinker in this time period. He was the first to experiment he even built a winged machine.
1453 ad - 1789 ad
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Independence, Intellect, skill and Knowledge.
1517 AD - 1600 AD
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Luther sparks the reformation age
1550 ad - 1800 ad
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Tolerance, Reason, & Humanity.
1618 ad - 1648 ad
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Terrible war of pillage and mercenaries. Catholic vs Protestant, with the exception of France.
1682 ad - 1725 ad
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Built St. Petersburg in 1703 with the knowledge he had gained from working in a ship yard in holland.
1697 - 1718
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1707 he invaded Russia and defeated them at Poltava. Charles conquered a lot of Europe until he realized Sweden was going to elect a new King. He road back to stop this. He died in 1718 from a gunshot in a war against Norway.
1715 - 1800
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1776
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1861 - 1865
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1914 - 1918
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This was a war of Germany and Austria (central powers) against the rest of the world (the entente). This was the first of it's kind with trenches, mustard gas, and airplane fights.
1939 - 1945
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The war of Germany and Japan vs the world
776 bc
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The First Olympiad, used to keep time. The Olympics happened every 4 years.
496 bc
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The famous marathon run, in which the Militiades sent a messenger to warn athens of the threat of the Persian fleet.
444 bc
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Pericles is noted to have generated most of the structures in Acropolis i.e. the Parthenon.
430 bc
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Athens vs Sparta destroy each other for the MAcedonians to come in and take over.
384 bc - 322 bc
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One of the First greatest thinkers who gathered knowledge in a wide variety of fields, was also Alexander the Great's mentor.
338 bc
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Takes over Greece and begins to set up for invasion of Persia. Macedonian king.
336 bc - 323 bc
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Alexander dies in Babylon in 323 bc.
753 bc
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49 bc - 44 bc
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31 bc - 13 ad
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Was the Ruler when Jesus was born
54 ad - 68 ad
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Nero became the 5th emperor of the Roman Empire. After the great fire of Rome he persecuted the Christians.
98 ad - 117 ad
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Trajan made Rome beautiful with squares, shops, and monuments.
306 ad - 337 ad
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Emperor known to decree that Christians be no longer persecuted. 313 freedom of Christians.
395 ad
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The Roman Empire was divided into two states, East: Greek, West: Latin.
527 ad - 565 ad
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Made the Pandects of Justinian.
962 ad
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Becomes the Holy Roman Emperor
980 ad - 1100 ad
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This was a conflict between many popes and many Emperors. The conflict was that the church believe they should be the only ones to control religious appointments.
1155 ad - 1190 ad
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Barbarossa or Frederik I wanted to get money so he tried to get the Italian citizens to pay tax to no avail. He drowned in a river on a crusade with Richard the Lion-heart, and King Philip
1220 ad - 1250 ad
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This was a Holy Roman Emperor who sat down with the Sultan who occupied Jerusalem and was granted visitation rights for people to visit.
1491 ad - 1556 ad
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Created the Society of Jesus aka Jesuits. Jesuits were very educated, calm, and understanding.
1517 ad
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Luther sheds light on the ridiculousness of the selling of indulgences.
1683
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20,000 men held the city from the turks until polish King Jan Sobieski saved them and drove the Turks back to where they came from.
732 ad
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Charles Martel, Frank leader, beats the Arabs from conquering more of Europe.
1305 ad - 1376 ad
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The French Kings were the most powerful and help the Popes in Avignon for easier access to them when they needed them.
1337 ad - 1453 ad
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This was between France and England which ultimately resulted in the same boundaries in Europe.
1572 ad
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The French Queen invited all the huguenots to a wedding where she promptly had them murdered.
1643 ad - 1715 ad
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The longest reigning king at 72 years. He built Versailles and was truly a good king. Although he taxed the peasants heavily.
1789
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King Louis XVI meets with the nobles, clergy & bourgeoisie in order to deal with the economic crisis.
1790 - 1794
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Robespierre was one of the leaders in the revolution who spoke out and beheaded any who didn't agree.
1792
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They were beheaded to mark the start of the "reign of Terror."
1795
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The french directorate forms in which 5 people are elected to run the country
1804 - 1814
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1804 Napoleon declars himself emperor of France. Then he proceeds to take over Europe and sets his relatives in power all over his empire. He also established the Napoleonic code in 1804.
1273 ad - 1282 ad
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Was elected King of the Germans. Went to war and captured King Otakar's bohemia. This land was given to his sons to set up one of the most noble families in Europe; The Hapsburg's.
1618 ad
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This action of throwing out a window started the 30 years war.
1848
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1871
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Bismarck Unified Germany under one empire with many steps. Bismarck became Chancellor and Prime Minister. HE created organizations because of the terrible working conditions.
3100 bc
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1700 bc
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Created strict "code of Hammurabi."
1250 bc
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Moses leaves Egypt to go to Jerusalem.
600 bc
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Sent the Jews into exile to Babylon.
570 ad - 632 ad
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The Prophet of Islam
1492
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Columbus sets off to discover a way to the West Indies.
1554 - 1598
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Acquired from the resignation of Charles V
1066
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The battle of Hastings was when French William the Conquerer defeated the English King.
1509 ad - 1547 ad
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King Henry the VIII asked Pope for a divorce and he was denied. HE then created the Church of England in 1533 ad.
1558 ad - 1603 ad
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