Chapter 1-2 timeline

  • Hittites
    Oct 9, 1200

    Hittites

    Created their own empire in western Asia. Were the first of the Indo-European peoples to make to make use of iron.
  • Bronze Age
    Oct 12, 1200

    Bronze Age

    A time period that used bronze, proto wrtining, and other featuers of early civiliaztion. The summerians were the first to make bronze out of copper and tin.
  • Israelites Emerge
    Oct 12, 1200

    Israelites Emerge

    The Israelites emerged as a distinct group of people, organized tribes, who established a united kingdom known as Israel.
  • Hatshepsut
    Oct 9, 1503

    Hatshepsut

    The first woman to become a Pharaoh. She biult a great temple at Dier el Bahri, near Thebes.
  • Middle Kingdom

    Middle Kingdom

    Egyptiains portrayed the Middle Kingdom as a golden age-an age of stabilty.
  • New Kingdom

    New Kingdom

    Is the period in ancient Egyptian history between the 16th century BC and the 11th century BC. The New Kingdom was a time of great prosperity in Egypt.
  • Hammurabi Rule

    Hammurabi Rule

    Sixth and best known ruler of the first dynasty of Babylon. He was known for his set of laws, once considered the oldest promulgation of laws in human history.
  • Assyrians overrun Israel

    Assyrians overrun Israel

    Kingdoms that had resisted Assyrian expansion weaken themselves with divisions. The Assyrians overrun then and create a great empire.
  • Old Kingdom

    Old Kingdom

    The age of prosperity and splender. The monarchs of the Old KIngdom were powerful rulers over a unified state.
  • King Khufu

    King Khufu

    Took 100,000 Egyptains 20 years to build the Great Pyramid. The Great Pyramid of King Khufu still stands as a visable symbol of the power of Egyptiain pharaohs.
  • Cuneifrom

    Cuneifrom

    Sumerians created the writing system called cuneiform.
  • Hieroglyphics

    Hieroglyphics

    Hieroglyphics meaning "priest-carvings", or "sacred writings". A formal writing system used by the ancient Egyptians that combined logographic and alphabetic elements.
  • Ag Revoltuion

    Ag Revoltuion

    The Agricutlural Revolution gave rise to more complex humans societies that became known as the first civilizations. Shift from hunting animals and the gorwing of food .