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Timeline of the Past What Happened in the year___?

Timeline of the Past What Happened in the year___?. 12,000?-5000 B.C. The end of the Ice Age Mastodons, short-nosed bear, and other megafauna roam North America Paleoindian and early Archaic populations live in small bands of hunters and gatherers using refined stone tools.

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Timeline of the Past What Happened in the year___?

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  1. Timeline of the Past What Happened in the year___?

  2. 12,000?-5000 B.C. • The end of the Ice Age • Mastodons, short-nosed bear, and other megafauna roam North America • Paleoindian and early Archaic populations live in small bands of hunters and gatherers using refined stone tools • Domestication of animals and development of agriculture in Middle East, China, and Mesoamerica

  3. 5000-700 B.C. • Sumerian civilization thrives in Mesopotamia • The atlatl, a spear thrower, aids hunters across North America • Many cultures travel the seas • The Nile River becomes the heart of the Egypt • Stonehenge erected • The arch is used in the entrance at the Ishtar • Gate in Babylon • Shang Dynasty governs China • North American populations start to become • more settled and build ceremonial centers • such as mounds

  4. 700-200 B.C. • Greek Empire • Pottery technology spreads across North America • Celtic Europe • Early Woodland cultures in the U.S. construct elaborate mortuary complexes with log tombs • Roman Republic spreads across three continents • Buddhism becomes influential across Asia

  5. 200 B.C.-500A.D. • Hopewell cultures are involved in extensive trade network from conch shells to obsidian to copper • Start of Mayan Civilization • Beginning of Christianity • The dome of the Pantheon is constructed • The Great Wall erected and Chinese produce paper • Pueblo basketmakers in the southwestern U.S. • Death of Julius Caesar on the Ides of March

  6. 500-1200 A.D. • European Middle Ages • Late Woodland and Mississippian cultures thrive in North America • Chinese invent gun powder • Barbarians invade Europe and Vikings invade England • Height of Mayan Civilization • Beginning of Islam • Bow and arrow technology spreads across North America

  7. 1200-1700 A.D. • Renaissance and the age of exploration • Mississippian culture throughout eastern U.S. • The populations of Cahokia (near modern day St Louis) and London are thought to be 20,000 inhabitants in the 12th century (The numbers of Cahokia are still wrapped in mystery.) • Ottoman Empire • Fur trade activities in North America • Conflict between Native Americans and settlers arose • Spanish explorers encounter barbeque in the Caribbean • Spanish Armada defeat by English fleet • Dissolution of Iroquois Nation

  8. 1700-1816 A.D. • The French and Indian War • American and French Revolutions • The deaths of Mozart, Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, and Catharine the Great in six years (1791-1796) • Industrial revolution and the invention of the steam engine

  9. 1816-1900 A.D. • Indiana Statehood • Native Americans are removed to Oklahoma in the Trail of Tears • Railroads and electricity • Underground Railroad • American Civil War • Germany becomes a unified nation • Submarines, bicycles, flying machines, automobiles

  10. Reference: Duiker, William and Jackson Spielvogel 1994 World History. West Publishing Company, New York, NY. Photo and Illustration Credits: Richard Fields, DNR, Outdoor Indiana; John Maxwell, DNR; DNR, DHPA; Courtesy of Dr. Kent Vickery; http://www.planet-earth.org.

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