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Nomads, and their key activities were aimed at hunting and gathering wild fruits. The power and control over the fire transformed the way of life. Human developed agriculture and animal farming that promoted the production of tools for their care resulting in the appearance of the first definitive human settlements.
With the help of the high productivity in agriculture. the harvesting time could be reduced. The domestication technology made it possible to obtain more products derived from the animals for their consumption and to keep them for longer.

Important succes:
-Ending of the prehistory

Important people:
-Homo erectus

https://eacnur.org/blog/edad-antigua-breve-resumen-tc_alt45664n_o_pstn_o_pst/

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Antiquity  4,000 BC and ended in 476 AD 

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Antiquity  4,000 BC and ended in 476 AD 

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The ancient age began in 4,000 BC and ended in 476 AD with the fall of the Roman Empire.With the fall of the Roman Empire, they ended large empires and also gave opportunities to smaller organizations, ending an era of wars.

Important succes
-the fall of the Roman Empire

Important People
-Aristoteles
-Periceles

https://eacnur.org/blog/edad-antigua-breve-resumen-tc_alt45664n_o_pstn_o_pst/

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Asians developed the printing press, the windmill, the astrolabe, the compass for navigation and drawing. They created silk spinning machines with pedal coils.
Important people: San Luis de Francia, Carlomagno and Cristopher Columbus.
Sources: Book
https://www.conalep.edu.mx/UODDF/Planteles/venustiano-carranza-I/docentes/PublishingImages/MATERIAL/ASDI/4toSemestre/Contextualizaci%C3%B3n%20de%20los%20fen%C3%B3menos%20sociales,%20pol%C3%ADticos%20y%20econ%C3%B3micos/EDAD%20MEDIA.pdf

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The Renaissance was a fervent period of European cultural, artistic, political and economic “rebirth” following the Middle Ages. Promoted the rediscovery of classical philosophy, literature and art. Some of the greatest thinkers, authors, statesmen, scientists and artists in human history thrived during this era, while global exploration opened up new lands and cultures to European commerce.

Some characters that made a difference un this era were:
Leonardo da Vinci
Galileo
William Shakespeare

source: https://www.history.com/topics/renaissance/renaissance

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D uring the industrial revolution, the most critical technical advance was the steam engine
in this gear, heat energy is transformed into kinetic more know as mechanicals.
that they used to propel ships, trains, mechanisms or more machines
the first steam engine was designed by thomas newcomen (1712) laid the foundations in europe for the first industrial revolution
that machine was a very significant  advance on technology in that edge
at first time it was possible to make a work whitout human or animal work
manual and craft works were replaced by industry and manufactoring
it starts whit the textile industration
then the expantion of the technology give us new types of technology and factories
source: book

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Taylorism inspired the new organization of work, this consisted of the specialization of labor, the elimination of downtime. The Industrial Revolution brought with it a new system production capitalism, in wich labor conditions of the worker worsens markedly. The workers is forced to sell its labor force in exchange for ever lower wages and ever-widening working hours.

Important people:
Henry Sidgwick
Descartes
Stephen Engstrom

http://www.hps.pitt.edu/graduate/areas-concentration/early-modern-history-and-philosophy-science

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There is an improvement in business management, health, education, and social services, accompained by scientific and technological progress.
Important People:
Nelson Mandela (XX century)
Mahatma Gandhi  (XX century)
Greta Thunberg (XXI century)
Malala Yousafzai (XXI century)
Source: Book, https://www.biographyonline.net/people/century/people-twenty-first.html
https://www.biographyonline.net/people/famous-twentieth-century.html