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The first cities are built in Mesopotamia’s Fertile Crescent by the Sumerians.
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The Sumarians invented writing (in ancient Sumer), using pruned reeds. It’s the first mean of long-distance communication.
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Imhotep (an Egyptian architect) finished the Great Pyramid of Cheops on the Giza Plateau.
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It’s the liberation of the people of Israel from slavery under the leadership of Moses, in Egypt. Moses is considered as the most important prophet in Judaism.
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Beggining of the Iron Age in Anatolia.
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End of the reign of the last great pharaoh Ramses III. It symbolizes the end of the strength and ability to defend Egypt against invaders.
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Buddha was born around 560 BCE in India. Buddha is the founder of Buddhism, the world's fourth-largest religion (7% of the global population).