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2300 BCE - 1750 BCE
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Housed a sophisticated civilization without a corresponding state
2000 BCE
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Built houses with indoor plumbing, streets were laid out in a grid like pattern, and ran a complex sewage system.
1500 BCE
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Destroyed the Indus Valley Civilization and strongly influencedd the Mauryan Empire
800 BCE - 400 BCE
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Created the idea of the Brahman world soul, the notion of rebirth/reincarnation which set basis for the later caste system.
600 BCE
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Location: India
Religion: HInduism
The sacred writings allowed the Brahmins to perform sacrifices and rituals. This led to the creation of the Upishads
500 BCE
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327 BCE
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He brought Persian and Greek culture which stimulated the creation of the Mauryan Empire
321 BCE - 185 BCE
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India's first large scale political system.
320 BCE - 550 CE
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A short lived imperial experiment that eventually fell apart.
268 BCE - 232 BCE
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He created a philosophy of nonviolence and toleration for the many religions in India and integrated the kingdom's economy. His policies were not successful in the long run and the Mauryan Empire fell apart.
1000 CE
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11th century
Carried Islam to India
1206 CE
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Turkic rule became more systematic and allowed for only a modest penetration of Indian society
1469 CE - 1539 CE
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15th-16th century
Sikhism blended Islam and Hinduism and set aside caste distinctions.
1498
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European countries were made aware of India's wealth
1500 - 1599
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16th century India
It was an avenue for social criticism that brought Hindus and Muslims together.
1526 CE
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Under Akbar, this Muslim difference was acknowledged and HInduism (the majority) was accommodated.
1600 - 1699
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17th century
The beginning of Britain's control over India
1612 CE - 1674 CE
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17th century
India began its involuntary interactions with Western countries.
1857 CE - 1858 CE
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19th century
It widened racial divide and eroded British tolerance for natives so the British decided to assume direct control.
1863 CE - 1902 CE
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19th-20th century
A religious figure that revived Hinduism
1869 - 1948
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19th-20th century
Created a political philosophy called satyagraha that called for active and confrontational but nonviolent political action.
1885 CE
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19th century
It planned to gain greater inclusion in political, military, and business life in India rather than overthrow British rule.
1906 CE
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20th century
Created conflict with INC because it claimed to speak for all Indians and didn't represent the Muslim population.
1937 CE
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Some governments enforced teaching of Hindi and protected cows from slaughter which antagonized Muslims.
1947 CE
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20th century
Two countries: Muslim Pakistan and secular but mostly Hindu India
The process of dividing the country was very violent and Gandhi was assassinated
1000 BCE
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They could tend larger herds and mover over larger territories.
200 BCE
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Central Asia smashed states and stopped any large empire from forming.
552 CE - 965 CE
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6th-10th century
China, Persia, and Byzantium were either raided or allied with Turks. The migration facilitated the spread of Turkic language and culture.
1209 CE
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13th century
Spread culture, language, and religion among the conquered. Established centralized bureaucracy and fostered commerce.
1209 CE - 1279 CE
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13th century
He unified Mongol tribes, launched military campaigns, massive killings, and unprecedented empire building.
1398 CE
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This Turkic warrior and his army of central asian nomadic peoples established the next nomadic empire.
1550 CE
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16th century
Forcibly spread Christianity. A large influx of Russian settlers into foreign areas reduced native populations and encouraged pastoralists to abandon their nomadic ways. It also established current borders.