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Theme 5: Development and Transformation of Social Structures

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1. The United States and Russia lost alliances with each other.
2. Nuclear weaponry was used in war for the first time.
3. Space exploration and technology was developed.
4. Scientific studies advanced mostly throughout Europe and North America.

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Theme 4: Creation, Expansion, and Interaction of Economic Systems

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Theme 4: Creation, Expansion, and Interaction of Economic Systems

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1. The United States of America was established as potentially the must successful and effective country on earth in the respective period.
2. Colonization lead to spread and adoption of various cultures on a global scale.
3. Trade majorly increased between various countries, colonies, and new establishments, around the world.
4. Exchange of goods, products, and raw materials allowed money, currency, and resources to to be transferred across distances throughout the international community.

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Theme 3: State, Building, Expansion, and Conflict

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Theme 3: State, Building, Expansion, and Conflict

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1. The New World was discovered.
2. North and South America were officially established as continents that had various countries within them.
3. International conflicts broke out primarily due to European tension.
4. Early astronomical and nuclear technologies and sciences began to arise.

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Theme 2: Development and Interaction of Cultures

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Theme 2: Development and Interaction of Cultures

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1. European conflicts arose.
2. Unprecedented warfare occurred.
3. Industrial Revolution and Age of Industrialization took place.
4. Colonization by Europeans around the world became more widespread.

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Theme 1: Interaction Between Humans and the Environment

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1. Fronts for warfare started to be constructed.
2. Battlefields were laid out for militaristic conflicts.
3. Mining for elemental and natural resources such as gold, silver, diamonds, and gunpowder significantly arose.
4. Pollution within various environments increased due to advancing industries.

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1750 CE to 1900 CE

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Theme 5: Development and Transformation of Social Structures

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1. Atlantic ocean started becoming more occupied by fugitive sailors such as pirates, vikings, and ocean raiders.
2. Oceanic travel and exploration widely expanded and was innovated around the globe.
3. The conceptual idea of the earth having a spherical shape was officially confirmed.
4. Mankind started learning how to navigate especially around the oceans of the world, significantly with the use of the stars and various landmarks that were confirmed and authenticated.

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Theme 4: Creation, Expansion, and Interaction of Economic Systems

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1. New laws and political categorization were implemented around the world.
2. New Ex Post Facto laws were put into place.
3. Colonization rose around the world, for several nations.
4. Natural resources were largely collected in Europe due to its high amount of colonies despite low domestic resource production.

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Theme 3: State, Building, Expansion, and Conflict

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1. European tensions began to arise that would gradually lead up to large scale warfare, starting with the Franco-Prussian war, later on.
2. Gentrification was applied to several primitive structures at the time.
3. New marine and naval technologies were developed by certain countries that could afford and maintain them.
4. Great Britain, France, and Spain began gaining new colonies, most of which were geographically located throughout the Americas, Africa, parts of Asia, and later on, throughout regions in the Pacific.

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Theme 2: Development and Interaction of Cultures

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1. New nations that would start to significantly impact the modern era and even exist in the current time period started to be widely established.
2. Unprecedented forms of weaponry were developed especially for war and militaristic combat.
3. Natural gunpowder was officially discovered.
4. Natural resources such as coal, oil, and certain minerals were put to use as sources of artificial energy.

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Theme 1: Interaction Between Humans and the Environment

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1. Mining and farming advanced especially in a technological manner.
2. The New World was discovered.
3. Newfoundland was established and colonized.
4. Natives to the Americas were essentially discovered at people in their respective, modernized region in this period.

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1450 CE to 1750 CE

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Theme 5: Development and Transformation of Social Structures

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1. Dark ages ended.
2. Renaissance started.
3. Early modern era began.
4. Swahili language spread from eastern Africa to more northwestern parts of the continent.

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Theme 4: Creation, Expansion, and Interaction of Economic Systems

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1. Han Dynasty existed.
2. Charlemagne lead an empire.
3. Mongol Empire was established and fell.
4. Islamic groups from the middle east and parts of Asia spread and diffused into northern Africa to spread their religious principles.

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Theme 3: State, Building, Expansion, and Conflict

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1. Roman Empire approached world domination.
2. Roman Empire was defeated and derailed.
3. Ottoman Empire was established.
4. Catholicism spread throughout the world as arguably the most widely dominant religion.

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Theme 2: Development and Interaction of Cultures

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1. Black Death or Bubonic plague spread.
2. Crusades.
3. European nations started establishing new colonies around the world.
4. Countries throughout Europe began taking resources from global colonies essentially for wealth revenues.

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600 CE to 1450 CE

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Theme 1: Interaction Between Humans and the Environment

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1. Great Wall of China was heavily modified with better technology.
2. Construction innovations were made for human buildings.
3. Military weaponry advanced from medieval craftsmanship.
4. Scotland won national independence from Great Britain.

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Theme 5: Development and Transformation of Social Structures

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1. Jesus reportedly lived, according to the Christian faith.
2. Buddha devised traditions and practices that would later become, relate to, or cause the development of Buddhism.
3. Adult men had most of the authority in households, governments, and populations.
4. Domestic groups and individuals were typically treated with superiority.

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Theme 4: Creation, Expansion, and Interaction of Economic Systems

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1. Rome began its rise to world power.
2. Animal body parts started being used for tools, equipment, and supplies.
3. Naval combat arose.
4. Regions started expanding more quickly across water and terrain.

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Theme 3: State, Building, Expansion, and Conflict

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1. Roman Empire developed.
2. Huns began organizing their earliest tribes.
3. Nations in Europe started gaining dominance in foreign warfare.
4. Buildings and construction started to advance.

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Theme 2: Development and Interaction of Cultures

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1. Early diseases began to spread.
2. Hunting technology advanced.
3. New forms of sanitation and hygiene were devised.
4. Buddhism developed as a religion in India.

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Theme 1: Interaction Between Humans and the Environment

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1. Marine technology started to develop.
2. Fair trade and shipping occurred between regions.
3. Primitive crafting and designing developed.
4. Early metallurgy arose.

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Classical Era 600 BCE - 600 CE

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Theme 5: Development and Transformation of Social Structures

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1. Newly introduced and unprecedented religious beliefs spread globally.
2. The caste system developed within Hinduism and officially began to inhibit interaction and communication between castes for the present life.
3. Humanity saw some of the earliest governmental systems organized.
4. Economic authentications began to noticeably become more effective and prominent around the world and benefit more cultural groups, as it spread and magnified.

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Theme 4: Creation, Expansion, and Interaction of Economic Systems

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1. Animals parts and botanical plants were used for exchange and trade with other resources.
2. Humankind started developing excess plantation crops.
3.  Plants and grains started being utilized as currencies and capital.
4. Earliest forms bartering and marketing began to develop.

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Theme 3: State, Building, Expansion, and Conflict

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1. Primitive forms of channeling started to be used.
2. Control over various places started to spread and expand geographically.
3. Basic structures were built, such as tents and early huts.
4. Argon the Great rose as leader of the first empire in human history.

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Theme 2: Development and Interaction of Cultures

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1. Tribal populations rose and accumulating descendants gradually began to populate the world.
2. Primal water diversion allowed fast and healthy farms to operate.
3. Egyptian exchange began with travels on and along the Nile River.
4. Official regions started to be established, authentically.

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Theme 1: Interaction Between Humans and the Environment

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1. Humans used killed animal body parts for food, tools, and crafts.
2. Early farming started to arise.
3. Groups and tribes started to form due to collect gatherings of people.
4. Nomads lived as hunter-gatherers.

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River Valley Civilizations Era (3000 BCE - 600 BCE)