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404
War in Greece ended (day not accurate) B.C.)
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404
Athens surrendered (day not accurate) B.C.)
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413
Athens was defeated by Sparta (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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421
Sparta and Athens signed a truce (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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431
Golden age of Athens (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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431
Sparta declared war on Athens (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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441
War in Greece started (Day not accurate) (B.C.)
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450
The plebeians forced the patricians to have all laws written down. (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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450
The plebeians forced the patricians to have all laws written down (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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470
Athens emerged to Delian League and lead to the growth of 200 city-states (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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470
Athens became leader of the Delian League (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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500
Peloponnesion League formed an alliance with Sparta's head of league of allied city-states to provide protection and security for it's members (Day not accurate) (B.C.)
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500
Cleithens broke the power between nobility by the organization of 10 groups based on their location (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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500
Direct Democacy practiced in Athens (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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546
The Persian War began between the greek and persian empire (day not accurat) (B.C.)
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546
Persians defeated Ionia (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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551
Confucius was born in China (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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563
Siddhartha Gautama was born in Nepal (day not accurate) (B.C.E.)
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Jan 1, 600
Sparta had the most powerful army in Greece. The Spartan people paid a high price for military supremacy (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Jan 1, 600
Greece had the most powerful army (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Jan 1, 621
The first democratic a nobleman, Draco took power (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Jan 1, 621
Draco developed a legal code based on ideas of Athens (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Jan 1, 650
Messanians revolted against Spartans (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Jan 1, 725
Sparta conqured Messenia (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Jan 1, 725
Messenians became peasants forced to stay on the land and work (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Jan 1, 750
No written record (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Jan 1, 771
Nomads from the North and West came in to attack the Zhou capital and murder the Zhou monarch (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Jan 1, 1000
The Zhou brought the Mandate of heaven to power (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Jan 1, 1027
the Shang Dynasty ended (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Jan 1, 1027
Zhou overthrew the Shang Dynasty (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Jan 1, 1100
Trojan War ended and the cities were in ruins (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Jan 1, 1100
Upper and Lower Egypt split, calling for a new ruling (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Jan 1, 1122
During Zhou Dynasty there were two important philosphers named Confucius and Lao Tsu (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Jan 1, 1200
sea riders attacked and burned mycenaean cities. They were invaded and became weaker (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Jan 1, 1200
Mycenaeans fought a 10 year war against Troy (day not accurate) (B.C)
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Jan 1, 1275
Marco Polo surved for Kublai (day not accurate)
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Jan 1, 1300
Renaissance started (day not accurate)
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Jan 1, 1368
The Ming Dynasty developed exquisit arts and crafts (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Jan 1, 1500
The Aryans moved into the Indus Vally (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Jan 1, 1500
Aryans came into the Indus valley and Indian civilizations grow again under the influence of the nomads (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Jan 1, 1530
Babylonia is conquered by the Kassites (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Renaissance ended (day not accurate)
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Chinese had their own written language (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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The Hyksos ruled Egypt (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Palenstine people moved accross the isthmus of Suez to China (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Shang Dynasty rose- first to leave written record (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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the cities near the river suffered great disasters (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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The Babylonian reached its peak during the reign of Hammurabi (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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the quality of building in Indus Valley declined, starting the end of the Indus vally civilization (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Shang Dynasty developed fine metalwork (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Hammurabi had a code of laws created due to the unsafe village (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Babylonian empire came to its’ end during the rise of Hammurabi (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Harappan created a written language with about 400 symbols (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Ceaser became dictator for life (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Roman forces under Pompey conqured Judea after months of fighting (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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The Good Emperors established itself on the Roman throne (day not accurate)
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The Chinese first dynasty, the Xia dynasty was created (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Monsoons dominated India’s climates. They suffered anything from a blowing of dry air to blowing of great moisture and rain (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Nomadic worriers invaded Mesopotamia (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Settlements grew into China's forst cities (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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The Grand Cathedral was built in the Sui Dynasty which began in 381 C.E. (day not accurate)
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Confucius died (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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The Tang Dynasty developed literature and the arts (day not Accurate) (B.C.)
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The Song Dynasty developed poetry, painting, and calligraphy (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Persiand defeated at battle of Plataea (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Xerxes, the son of Darius, in vaded Athens (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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the Persian fleet carried 25,000 men across the Aegean Sea and landed northeast of Athens (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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the grand canal was built, helping expansion and trading products (day not accurate)
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The Etruscans ruled Rome (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Sargon’s dynasty came to an end due to violence, invasions, and a famine (day not accurate) (B.C..)
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the power of the Pharaohs declined, marking the end of the Old Kingdom (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Cuneiform was created by Sumerians (day not accurate) B.C.)
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Sargon developed the city-states of Sumer (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Indus Valley created an impressive city plan(day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Indus Valley filled their streets with buildings made of oven baked bricks, developed a plumbing and sewage system (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Egyptians built pyramids as burial sites for the pharaohs (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Sumerians believed their many gods controlled different forces of nature- built impressive zigerotts (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Arithmetic, geometry, architectural innovations, and Cuneiform were formed by Sumerians (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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another civilization arose around Pakistan and part of India (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Sumarian city-states under the rule of dynasties (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Another civilization arose around Packistan and part of India (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Settlers gather and traded ideas within Sumerian city-states. Cultural diffusion helped other cultures to experience new things and improve based on what they learned from others (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Start of the Old Kingdom (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Pharaohs became Egypt's kings and were viewed as gods (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Egyptians developed a system of written numbers (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Sumerians built Uruk, Kish, Langash, Umma, and Ur. These city states were the beginning of civilization (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Wars began to develop and priests were responsible for their own government while military leaders lead the city (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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sumarians built Uruk, Kish, Lagash,Umma,and Ur (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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The Minoand lived on the large Greek island of Crete and created elegant civilization (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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The Egyptians developed hieroglyphics (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Villages farmed along the Indus River (day not accurate) ( BiC.)
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The Villages of Egypt were under control of Lower Egypt and Upper Egypt (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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Sargon’s dynasty came to an end due to violence, invasions, and a famine- end of the first empire (day not accurate) (B.C.)
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People were farming along the Indus River (day not accurate) (B.C.)