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1000 BCE
Sugar Cane Reaches India
Sugar Cane reaches India, starts to be grown there, and becomes an instrumental crop in trade in the region. -
1000 BCE
Iron Making.
Iron making practices are known in west Asia, southeast Europe, and northern Africa. -
1000 BCE
Aryans
The Aryan people settled in India. -
1000 BCE
Jerusalem
King David makes Jerusalem the capital city. -
800 BCE
Nubian Kingdom
The Nubian people rose up at Napata, making it the Nubian Kingdom. -
771 BCE
Zhou Kingdom
The Zhou Kingdom's reign in China comes to an end. -
Period: 712 BCE to 660 BCE
Nubia Dominates
The Nubian Kingdom dominate Egypt. -
600 BCE
Iron Making.
Iron making methods finally make their way to China. -
Period: 563 BCE to 483 BCE
Life of Buddah
This is when Siddhartha Gautama, better known as Buddah, was alive in India. This is when the Buddhist religion started. -
Period: 551 BCE to 479 BCE
Confucius
The lifespan of Confucius, this is when Confucianism philosophy started to take place in China. -
Period: 522 BCE to 486 BCE
Darius I
Darius I ruled the Persian Empire -
507 BCE
The Roman Republic
The Roman Republic was formed in this year. -
465 BCE
Hanno's Exploration
Hanno explored western Africa. -
Period: 400 BCE to 300 BCE
Meroe
The Meroe kingdom ruled Nubian land. -
Period: 334 BCE to 323 BCE
Alexander the Great of Macedonia
Alexander the Great of Macedonia conquered western Asia and with that began the Hellenistic period until the Roman empire emerged. -
Period: 323 BCE to 30 BCE
Ptolemic Kings
Ptolemic rulers ruled Egypt in a monarchy type of ruling. They were commonly referred to as Pharaohs -
Period: 206 BCE to 220
Cloves
Cloves are cited all over the Mediterranean, being exported from China. Cloves were also a very important plant in trade in the region. -
Period: 206 BCE to 221
Han Dynasty
The Han dynasty ruled China until the Qin Emperor united eastern China in 221 C.E. -
Period: 49 BCE to 44 BCE
Julius Caesar Rules
Julius Caesar rules the Roman Empire. Caesar made many changes to the Empire in his short reign, and pushed science heavily. -
44 BCE
Julius Caesar's Assination
Julius Caesar is assassinated by his Senate for being suspected of setting up a monarchy in the Roman Empire. -
Period: 31 BCE to 14
The Rule of Augustus Caesar.
Octavian, Julius Caesar's adopted son, who ended up stepping into his father's shoes, becoming the emperor of the Roman Empire, and adopting the name Augustus Caesar, even making the name Caesar the roman word for emperor. -
30 BCE
Death Of Cleopatra
Cleopatra Dies, and Augustus Caesar becomes the ruler of the new Roman Empire. -
Period: 4 to 30
Life of Jesus.
The life of Jesus in Nazareth, following his death the Christianity started, and began to spread.