History of the World

  • 105

    New Ruler

    New Ruler
    Ptolemy I became the new ruler.
  • 130

    Death

    Death
    Cleopatra VII died in 30 BC
  • 235

    Century Crises

    Century Crises
    There was aggressive barbarians, Ruled by rival Armies, the economic depression and a plague that was likely small pox.
  • 241

    First Punic War

    First Punic War
    Battle of the Aegates Islands- the Romans sink the Cathaginian fleet bringing the First Punic War to an end
  • 305

    Stepping Down

    Stepping Down
    Diocletian and Maximian willfully step down from their power
  • 306

    More Death

    More Death
    Contantius Dies
  • 306

    Tension

    Tension
    Amry wants Constantius' son, Constantine, to be Augustus.
  • 306

    Promotion

    Promotion
    Galerius, the Augustus of the East, promotes Severus, Caesar of the West, to Augustus
  • 431

    Peloponnesian war

    Peloponnesian war
    Begins in 431 BC and lasts 27 years
  • Sep 17, 1000

    Kingdom of Israel

    Kingdom of Israel
    The kingdom of Israel is established by Hebrews
  • Oct 28, 1250

    Trojan War

    Trojan War
    BC. The Mycenaeans and Trojans fought a war over a trade route not over a beautiful girl.
  • More War!

    More War!
    England declares war on Spain
  • Wthdraws

    Wthdraws
    Spanish army under Don Carlos III draws into Naples
  • Birth of Voltaire

    Birth of Voltaire
    French Huguenot Jean Calas, who was wrongly convicted of killing his son, dies after being tortured by authorities; the event inspired Voltaire to begin a campaign for religious tolerance and legal reform.
  • Hammurabi

    Hammurabi
    Hammurabi brought much of Mesopotamia under his control
  • Capital is moved.

    Capital is moved.
    The state capital is moved from Philidalphia to Washington D.C.
  • Underground Railroad

    Underground Railroad
    The Underground railroad is established.
  • World War I

    World War I
    WWI happened because of mutual defence alliances, imperialism, militarism and nationalism. It also happened because of the assissinaton of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and France just called upon alliances and that is how WWI started.
  • Holocaust

    Holocaust
    Hitler had managed to kill over six million Jews. They saw Jews as radically inferior.
  • WWII

    WWII
    It started when Hitler invaded Poland and caused 50-85 billion deaths. WWII is the deadliest war in history because of the deaths. It included more than 30 countries.
  • Attack on Pearl Harbor

    Attack on Pearl Harbor
    Japanese military forces attacked Pearl Harbor which was the US naval base.
  • Hiroshima

    Hiroshima
    A bomb was dropped on Hiroshima by a B-29 bomber, Enola Gay. The bomb destroyed 2/3 of Hiroshima. 70,000 cilivians died right after the bomb was released and 70,000 more died 5 years after due to radiation. All that is left of the bomb were the shadows imprinted on the buildings.
  • Dead Wife

    Dead Wife
    Julius' wife Cornelia died. Julius quickly remarried.
  • Chernobyl Disaster

    Chernobyl Disaster
    The blow up of the Nuclear power plant that was in Chernobyl happened when a reactor test failed and it blew up.
  • Rwandan Genocide

    Rwandan Genocide
    It was the mass slaughter of the Tutsis by the Hutus. Tutsis wanted to end the Government led Hutus and Hutus retaliated by doing genocide. In this case Tutsis and Hutus are both deemed acountable for the 500,000 to 1 million deaths.
  • AOL

    AOL
    America Online- announced the purchase of Time Warner Communications. Time Warner was both a larger company in terms of sales and assests, but with the Internet bubble at the top AOL's stock was valued at twice that of Time Warner. By the time the sale was consumated the bubble was over and it was clear that the stockholders of Time Warner had come out the losers.
  • New place

    New place
    Hebrew's migrated into a region known as the Canaan,
  • USS Cole

    USS Cole
    the USS Cole a Guided Missile Destroyer was attacked while on a refueling stop in Aden. The ship was attacked by suicide bombers in a small inflatable boat which came alongside and then detonated.
  • Twin Towers

    Twin Towers
    The The twim towers in New York were both attacked by a hijacked plane. Thousands died.
  • Anthrax threats

    a week after the September 11th the first letter containing Anthrax spores were recevied in the US mail by several news media and two US Senators. Over the course of a few weeks five people were killed and 17 others were wounded. The FBI despite one of the largest investigations in its' history failed to apprehend anyone responisble for the attack.
  • United Airlines

    United Airlines
    United Airlines, the second largest US airline sought protection under a Chapter 11 bankrupcy filing. The filing the largest ever by a US airline resulted from continued losses some stemming from the September 11th attacks and difficult competition from low cost carriers such as Southwest Airlines.
  • Biggest Power Outage EVER

    a power outage began in the Northeast US. Some power was restored by 11PM but many customers were without power for two days. It was the worse power outage in US history leaving 45 million people in the US in the dark.
  • Exploding Shuttle

    Exploding Shuttle
    Seventy three seconds after blast-off, the shuttle Challenger exploded and killed all seven astronauts on board. The explosion ws the greatest loss ever for the American space program, and was later blamed on faulty o-rings in the booster rocket. In 2003 the shuttle Columbia disentegrated on reentry, killing all of its astronauts
  • Commission

    Commission
    National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States, otherwise known as the 9/11 Commission issued its final report. The nonpartisan commission which was created after a public demand by family members of the victims of the attack report provided a vivid account of the event of 9/11 as well as the many government failures made it possible.
  • The Great Tsunami

    The Great Tsunami
    The Great Tsunami originated of the coast of Indonesia and submerged quite a few islands. The lives lost in the Great Tsunami is more than any other natural disaster.
  • Hispanic mayor

    Antonio Ramon Villaraigosa became the first hispanic mayor of Los Angeles in 130 years.
  • Hurricane Katrina

    hurricane Katrina a strong category four storm struck the Gulf Coast near the mouth of the Mississippi River. The storm brought widespread devestation to the Gulf Coast where it struck, flattening town and destroying much of what was in its path. 48 hours before the hurricane hit the mayor of New Orleans ordered a mandatory evacuation of the city.
  • Inaugration

    Inaugration
    President Obama was inaugurated the 44th President of the Untied States. Close to 2 million packed the mall in Washington to watch the inauguration of the first African American President in American history. President Obama defeated Republican Senator John MCain to win the presidency.
  • Obama allows troops

    Obama allows troops
    After weeks of deliberation President Obama announced that he was ordering an additional 30,000 troops to Afghanistan.
  • Arab Spring

    Arab Spring
    It is a series of Anti-Government protests, uprisings, and armed rebllions. Their purpose, relative success remain hotly disputed in Arab countries, among foreign observers, and between moddle powers looking to cash in on changing map of the Middle East.
  • Osama Bin Laden

    Osama Bin Laden
    elite American military unit entered the compound were Osama Bin Laden was hiding in Abbottabad Pakistan. Once there they engaged in a brief fire fight and then shot Osama bin Laden.
  • Hurricane Sandy

    Hurricane Sandy the largest Atlantic hurricane in absolute size came ashore in Southern New Jersey. The storm that combined with winter storm created the largest storm surge in recent history along the New Jersey coast and the coast of New York along Long Island and most severely in New York harbor. The surge that it New York harbor was over 11 ft. high and flooded large parts of Lower Manhattan.
  • Conquered

    Conquered
    Nebuchadnezzar conquered Jerusalem and destroyed Solomon's temple
  • Asoka

    Asoka
    Becomes emporer, conquers the Deccan region, horrified by the violnce and converts to Buddhism, creates a government based on morality, and becomes peaceful and prosperous.
  • Annulled

    Annulled
    Marriage between King Henry VIII and Anne of Cleves is quickly annulled.
  • Married

    Married
    Julius Caesar gets married in 84 BC. He married the daughter of L. Cornelius Cinna. His brides name was Cornelia.
  • Power

    Power
    Diocletian comes to power by "Avenging" the death of the 2nd emporer he killed.
  • Roman Republic

    Roman Republic
    The Romans overthrow the Etruscans ruler. Creates the Roman Republic and early lessons.
  • Settling

    Settling
    Romans are the descendants of the Latin people and they settled in Italy around 800 BC.
  • Sargon

    Sargon
    Sargon the ruler of Akkad invaded and conquered Sumeria
  • Old kingdom

    Old kingdom
    Pharaohs organized a strong central state
  • Unified

    Unified
    An Egyptian ruler, Narmer, unifies the Upper and Lower Kingdoms
  • Cuneiform

    Cuneiform
    Sumerians invented writing