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Chapter 1 Timeline Dillon and Charlie

  • 1700 BCE

    Judaism

    Judaism
    Around 1700 B.C. a system of beliefs called Judaism arose among the Israelite
  • Period: 1450 BCE to 300 BCE

    Hohokam

    Highly skilled farmers called Hohokam dug irrigation canals in the deserts in present day Arizona
  • 509 BCE

    Romans

    In 509 B.C. the Romans overthrew there king and set up a republic
  • 221 BCE

    China unified

    China unified
    A strong ruler unified China into a single empire. Later rulers added to the empire until it covered a large part of Asia.
  • 250

    Mayans

    Mayans
    The empire of the Mayans was built
  • Period: 1000 to 1400

    African Trade Centers

    Trade centers begins to appear in eastern Africa. The Most powerful was in Zimbabwe, which became the center a flourishing empire in the 1400's.
  • 1050

    China Technology

    China Technology
    China had a higher level of technology that any other civilization of the time. Around 1050, the Chinese invented printing with movable type.
  • 1200

    Mali

    Mali
    Ghana was obsorbed into the empire of Mali. Mali reached its height under the Muslim ruler Mansa Musa.
  • 1300

    Anasazi leave

    Anasazi leave
    Mysteriously in the 1300's the Anasazi abandon their cliff dwellings.
  • 1300

    Trade Routes from Japan to east Africa

    Trade Routes from Japan to east Africa
    Chinese ships were sailing trade routes that stretch from Japan to east Africa. The Chinese explorer Zheng He made several voyages with a fleet of more than 300 ships
  • 1400

    Incas

    Incas
    They built the largest empire, it stretched from the coast of South America along the Andes across the Atacama desert and reached the fringes of the Amazon rain forest.
  • 1400

    Aztecs

    Aztecs
    Aztec armies brought half of modern day Mexico under their control.
  • 1433

    Nomads capture Timbuktu

    Nomads capture Timbuktu
    Nomads capture Timbuktu in 1433, the empire had been in decline for some time. It would soon be replaced with Songhai.
  • 1468

    Songhai capture Timbuktu

    Songhai capture Timbuktu
    The Rulers of Songhai capture Timbuktu in 1468 Songhai restored the city as a center of Islamic Learning.
  • 1500

    Arabian Peninsula

    Arabian Peninsula
    A complex trade network linked Europe, Africa, and Asia. Much of this trade passed throw the Arabian Peninsula in the middle east