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10,000 BCE
Native Americans of North America
Far north, Northwest, Far west, and Southwest Indians are all Indians who relied on there surroundings around them to survive -
1700 BCE
Judaism
beliefs called judaism arose among the israelites a nomadic people of the middle east. -
509 BCE
Roman Government and Law
The Romans overthrew their king and set up a republic. -
476 BCE
New Horizons
After a period of decline the roman empire fell to invaders in AD 476. -
Period: 300 BCE to 1450
First Cultures of North America
The Anasazis were skilled in making baskets pottery and jewelry.They Mysteriously abandoned their cliff dwellings -
5 BCE
Greek and Roman Traditions
The Greek city-state of Athens experienced a sudden explosion of learning and creativity. Perhaps the most remarkable achievement was the birth of democracy -
Period: 250 to 900
Mayan Civilization
The Mayas built cities in which is now mexico and central america. They developed arts, a system of government, and a written language. They also studied the stars and created the most accurate calendar at the time. -
1050
World Traders
china had high level of technology than any other civilization of the time. -
1095
The Crusades
In 1095 the leader of the roman catholic church pope urban II declared a crusade or holy war. -
1300
Spice trade and the silk road
Merchants on the silk road brought silk and other goods from china across Asia for sale in the middle eastern and European markets -
1300
The Renaissance
There was a rebirth of learning that is known as the renaissance. European scholars rediscovered the classical texts of ancient Greece and Rome. -
1400
Aztec civilization
The Aztecs built a great capital city Tenochtitlan on the site of present day mexico city.The center of the city was a sacred place with dozens of temples that honored the Aztec gods. -
1400
Inca Civilization
The empire of the Incas stretched down the coast of south america along the Andes, across the Atacama desert, and reached the fringes of the amazon rain forest. -
1500
Muslim Link in Trade
The Growth in trade was also linked to the rise of the religion if Islam. -
1517
The Reformation
Since the late roman empire most European had belonged to the roman catholic church