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Reina / Teddy's History Timeline

  • Sumeria
    4000 BCE

    Sumeria

    First civilization in Mesopotamia
  • Period: 4000 BCE to

    Beginning History

  • Sumerians create Cuniform
    3200 BCE

    Sumerians create Cuniform

    First written language using pictures
  • Ancient Africa
    3100 BCE

    Ancient Africa

    Egypt comes alive. It takes over around the Nile River. It was much more bigger than before.
  • hieroglyphics
    3100 BCE

    hieroglyphics

    Egypt copies the quniform and makes there own.
  • The start of Ancient Greece
    3000 BCE

    The start of Ancient Greece

    Ancient Greece started near the Mediterranean sea, and the Aegean sea. It also had many island next to the main land.
  • The Minoans in Greece
    3000 BCE

    The Minoans in Greece

    The Minoans were successful traders who stayed in Crete till 1100 B.C. They had a palace in the ancient city of Knossos.
  • Emerging of Harappa and Mohenjo-daro
    2600 BCE

    Emerging of Harappa and Mohenjo-daro

    The cities of Harappa and Mohenjo-daro grew to nearly 40,000 people.These cities had advanced drainage systems.(There were public well, and many buildings had a bathroom)
  • pyramids and Sphinx made.
    2575 BCE

    pyramids and Sphinx made.

    The pyramids and Sphinx were made in the old kingdom and the middle kingdom.
  • Akkadia Dynasty
    2334 BCE

    Akkadia Dynasty

    Akkadia rules Mesopotamia with King Sargon I
  • Babylon
    1800 BCE

    Babylon

    Babylon is established. The make the Hammurabi's Code.
  • The first cities in China
    1760 BCE

    The first cities in China

    The shang dynasty built China's first cities. During the Shang dynasty, bronze work and expert toolmaking flourished. Also, the first chinese writing system was invented.
  • The Phoenicians settled on the Mediterranean sea.
    1550 BCE

    The Phoenicians settled on the Mediterranean sea.

    The Phoenicians were best known for their trade and alphabet.
  • The New Kingdom
    1500 BCE

    The New Kingdom

    The new kingdom is when King Tut (King Tutankahmen) was king. He was king from nine years old, and he died when he was 19. Now he is mummified and buried in a pyramid.
  • a new culture
    1500 BCE

    a new culture

    When Aryans moved and mixed with the original inhabitants of the Indus valley, they created a new culture. A new culture was organized by a varnas(a social structure that it's classes are determined by birthright)
  • Hinduism
    1500 BCE

    Hinduism

    Hinduism is one of the major religions originated in India. Hindu beliefs says there is one prevailing spiritual power that lives in everything. Hindu also believe in many god and goddesses.
  • Assyria
    1400 BCE

    Assyria

    The empire grew larger. Had one of the first libraries. Gilgamesh was written at this time. Nineveh was the capital.
  • The Israelites
    1250 BCE

    The Israelites

    They lived south of Phoenicia in the land of Israel. Historians are looking for clues about ancient history by the sacred text of Israelites, the Torah.
  • The Trojan War
    1194 BCE

    The Trojan War

    Greece had the Trojan War around 1194 to 1184. After a few year later, the dark ages of Greece started. There was also the Trojan Horses, and this was a giant wooden horse that they used to fight with.
  • The zhou dynasty
    1050 BCE

    The zhou dynasty

    The zhou dynasty took control for nearly 800 years. They built forts and walls to defend their land.
  • The City-States appear in Greece
    800 BCE

    The City-States appear in Greece

    Around 800 B.C., city-states began to form in Greece. These city-states were usually ruled by archeologists and military rulers. They also invented democracy around this time.
  • The olympic games of Greece
    776 BCE

    The olympic games of Greece

    The first Olympic Games was first held on the ancient plains of Olympia. There were games like discus throw, wrestling, boxing, pankration, horse and chariot races, jumping, and running.
  • The Trojan War in a poem
    750 BCE

    The Trojan War in a poem

    Around 750 B.C., a poet called 'Homer' talks about the Trojan War in his poem, 'iliad'. Another poet from Rome, Virgil, wrote a poem about the Trojan War too, in the 'Aneid'.
  • Golden age in Ancient Greece
    700 BCE

    Golden age in Ancient Greece

    Athens the city-state becomes where everything happens. the Athenian leader Solon helped Greece get the golden age.
  • Etruscans
    600 BCE

    Etruscans

    Etruscans get power in ancient Rome.
  • Confucianism
    551 BCE

    Confucianism

    Confucianism was made by a famous Chinese teacher and philosopher, Confucius. Confucianism holds that there are five human relationships. 1. Ruler and ruled 2. Friend and friend 3. Husband and wife 4. Older sibling and younger sibling 5. Father and son
  • Buddhism
    500 BCE

    Buddhism

    Buddhism is one of the major religions originated in India. When a young Hindu prince, Siddhartha Gautama saw the devastation of the real world, he decided to abandon his riches to seek the meaning of life and the cure for human suffering.
  • Taoism
    500 BCE

    Taoism

    Taoism is another philosophy developed around the time of confucianism. It is based on the writings called Laozi. They believe happiness comes from leading a balanced life in harmony with nature, through living simple and selfless lives.
  • Golden ages' golden ages
    479 BCE

    Golden ages' golden ages

    The Greece people found silver and had great trading with other countries. They also were very busy working on philosophy, religion, art, and architecture. This is also when they made the Greek Religion, the family of Olympians.
  • The Peloponnesian War
    404 BCE

    The Peloponnesian War

    The Peloponnesian War lasted for 27 years. In the war, the Athenians fell to the Spartans.
  • Alexander the Great (well, Alexander the Worst!)
    332 BCE

    Alexander the Great (well, Alexander the Worst!)

    Alexander the Great (which is Alexander the Worst) comes to Egypt and conquers them.
  • Maurya empire
    322 BCE

    Maurya empire

    Chandragupta Maurya founded the Maurya empire. because his armies were powerful, he ruled by complete power over his people. he was so feared for his life, so he made servants taste his food to test poison, and he never slept in the same bed two nights in a row.
  • The Han dynasty
    206 BCE

    The Han dynasty

    The Han dynasty began trading with the western world through the silk road(a trade route from China to Mediterranean sea).The main chinese export was silk.The Chinese created the sailboat rudder, manufactured steel, and made paper from wood pulp. They also invented herbal medicined and traded in spices, tea, and porcelain.
  • Rome the conquerer
    117 BCE

    Rome the conquerer

    Rome conquers a lot of land near the mediterranean sea. This time was when they have ruled the most land.
  • Ides of March
    44 BCE

    Ides of March

    Julius Caesar attended a meeting of the senate called 'Ides of March'
  • Egypt dies
    30 BCE

    Egypt dies

    Queen Cleopatra dies and Egypt dies together. (Loyal Egypt!)
  • elaborate, expensive temples are built
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    elaborate, expensive temples are built

    elaborate, expensive temples are build in Rome.
  • The Christian gets popular
    300

    The Christian gets popular

    One out of ten people in Rome becomes Christian
  • golden age of India
    320

    golden age of India

    The golden age of India was stared when the Gupta dynasty took over. Hinduism became the major religion, and there was a great leaps in literature, art, architecture, and science.
  • Byzantine empire
    330

    Byzantine empire

    The byzantine empire's capital, constantinople was a powerful center of trade until its fall
  • The Roman Empire falls
    476

    The Roman Empire falls

    The Roman Empire finally falls to death.
  • Justinian
    527

    Justinian

    Justinian reign began in 527 CE. Roman laws are a mess when Justinian became an emperor. Justinian put a team together to sift through the ancient laws ad make sure of them. They developed ad organized collection of Roman laws with explanations named the Justinian code
  • Smaller byzantine empire
    600

    Smaller byzantine empire

    Justinian's accomplishments were great, but his conquests in Italy, North Africa, Palestine, and Syria caused a lot of trouble. With the rise of Islam, Arab groups took over Syria and Palestine
  • Islam
    610

    Islam

    A new religion named Islam arose in the Arabian Peninsula. According to Islamic belief, the prophet Muhammad heard a message from a god and he became god's messenger and spread the teachings of Islam.
  • Sundiata
    1200

    Sundiata

    In the 1200s, Mali seized control of the salt and gold trade with the help of their leader, Sundiata who conquered neighboring lands and helps Mali grow rich from trade.
  • Mansa musa
    1312

    Mansa musa

    Mansa musa was Sundiata's grandnephew. He continued to expand the kingdom. He also made Mali grew richer. However, he spent so much gold on gifts for his hosts that gold lost value. After he died, Mali's power dissolved.
  • Fall of Byzantine empire
    1453

    Fall of Byzantine empire

    In the twelfth century, the Byzantine empire became Europe's greatest center of commerce. They quickly became rich. However, in 1453, the Byzantine empire was taken over by the Turks
  • Songhai
    1468

    Songhai

    Songhai was one of the provinces that separated from Mali and became a major kingdom in its own right. Once a trading center within Mali, it conquered Timbuktu and then gained control of trade of gold and salt. However, in less than 100 years, people fought each other and fell into an army