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Yellow River, Changqing District, Jinan, China

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Yellow River, Changqing District, Jinan, China

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Yellow River, Changqing District, Jinan, China

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📍 Existed: 330 CE – 1453 CE
Constantinople was like the bridge between Europe and Asia. It was a super-strong city with giant walls, beautiful churches like the Hagia Sophia, and markets full of spices, silk, and gold. It was also the center of the Eastern Christian Church.

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Baghdad was the heart of the Islamic Golden Age. Scholars at the House of Wisdom made huge advances in math, medicine, astronomy, and science. It was one of the smartest and most advanced cities in the world at the time!

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📍 Existed: c. 800 – 924 CE
This was the capital of Charlemagne’s empire. He wanted to bring back learning and unite Europe under Christianity. Aachen had palaces, churches, and schools where students studied Latin and the Bible.

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📍 Existed: 618 – 1279 CE
These Chinese capitals were full of poets, painters, inventors, and traders. The Tang Dynasty is famous for poetry, and the Song for inventions like paper money and printing. These cities were huge, busy, and super advanced.

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📍 Existed: c. 1206 – 1368 CE
Karakorum was built by Genghis Khan and ruled by the Mongols, who created the largest land empire ever. Even though they were nomads, the Mongols set up a fast postal system and kept trade routes safe, including the Silk Road.

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📍 Existed: 794 – 1185 CE
Heian was a peaceful city where Japan's royal family and nobles lived. People wore fancy robes, wrote poetry, and painted. This time is known for art and beauty, but it was also when the samurai class began to rise.

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📍 Existed: c. 1235 – 1600 CE
Timbuktu was rich from gold and salt trade. It had big libraries and Islamic schools where people studied math, astronomy, and religion. Traders came from all over Africa and the Middle East.

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📍 Existed: c. 1438 – 1533 CE
High up in the Andes Mountains, Cusco was the center of the Inca world. The Incas built long stone roads, mountain farms, and cities like Machu Picchu. They didn’t have writing, but used knotted ropes called quipu to keep records!

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📍 Existed: c. 1325 – 1521 CE
This amazing city was built on a lake in what is now Mexico City. It had canals like Venice, floating gardens, and tall temples. The Aztecs were strong warriors who believed in many gods and made offerings to them.

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Altun Ha Maya Ruins and Community Baboon Sanctuary, Saint Joseph Street, Belize City, Belize

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📍 Existed: c. 200 CE – 900 CE
Tikal was deep in the jungle of Central America. It had tall stone temples, plazas, and ball courts. The Maya were amazing at math, astronomy, and making calendars. They believed in powerful gods and made sacrifices to please them.

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Colosseum, Piazza del Colosseo, Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, Italy

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📍 Existed: c. 509 BCE – 476 CE
Rome grew from a small village to a massive empire. It’s known for strong laws, big roads, gladiator fights, and aqueducts that brought water into the city. Roman ideas still shape government and architecture today.

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Great Wall of China, Huairou District, China

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📍 Existed: c. 1600 BCE – 256 BCE
The capitals of Anyang & Luoyang were both capital of ancient China. Anyang was filled with bronze tools and oracle bones. Luoyang became a place of art, learning, and growing dynasties. Families honored their ancestors and believed in the "Mandate of Heaven."

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Ancient India (Indus Valley Civilization)

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Ancient India (Indus Valley Civilization)

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📍 Existed: c. 2600 BCE – 1900 BCE
This city had straight streets, big public baths, and even indoor plumbing! Mohenjo-Daro was one of the first examples of city planning. The people had a writing system we still haven’t figured out!

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Pyramids of Giza, Nazlet El-Semman, Al Haram, Egypt

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📍 Existed: c. 3100 BCE – 332 BCE
These cities were capitals during different times in ancient Egypt. Memphis was the first major capital, while Thebes came later. Egypt is known for the pyramids, pharaohs, and the Nile River. People believed their rulers were gods!

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📍 Existed: c. 3000 BCE – 2000 BCE
Ur was one of the first real cities in the world! Located in Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq), it had huge temples called ziggurats and was part of a civilization that invented writing (cuneiform). People farmed, traded, and built amazing buildings from mud bricks.

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Located in Edison, NJ, Woodrow Wilson is a diverse and welcoming school for grades 6–8. Students here learn, grow, and get involved in fun clubs, sports, and activities. It’s a place where everyone can find something they enjoy and feel proud to be part of the school community!

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Located in Edison, NJ, Woodrow Wilson is a diverse and welcoming school for grades 6–8. Students here learn, grow, and get involved in fun clubs, sports, and activities. It’s a place where everyone can find something they enjoy and feel proud to be part of the school community!