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The dexterous Ardipithecus ramidus, often known as Ardi, existed in Ethiopia, Africa, approximately 5.8 and 4.4 million years ago, subsisting on figs by climbing trees using her bipedal, but flat feet and devouring them with her long hands.

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The bipedal Lucy, simply known as Australopithecus afarensis, stood 3.5 feet tall and lived in Afar Triangle, Africa, 3 - 4 million years ago, dying by falling off a tree from a mishap, possibly falling feet first.

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In the African savannahs, approximately 1.5 - 2 million years ago, the economical Handy Man used natural-made tools with natural resources (stones, twigs) which were hand made, used to get meat and to provide food for nourishment to not starve to death.

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During the early generation 2 million years ago, countless distinctive prehistoric hominids encountered and were able to construct tools with the natural assets they had in their native land, such as stone, timber, and animal skin.

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By rubbing two stones together to create sparks, the proficient Upright Man of the 1.8-200,000 year era in Asia and Europe established fire after migrating from Africa, using the fire for cooking meat, warmth, and to use on expeditions, especially at night using a glowing ember to carry the fire.

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Nickname: Neanderthal Man (named after the Neander Valley in Germany; found in the valley)

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The brainy Neanderthal Men upgraded tools from the Handy Men in Asia and Europe, giving them a lot more use, and enhancing their looks and strengths, 230,000 to 30,000 years ago.

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7) Homo Sapiens Sapiens: Early Modern Humans

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7) Homo Sapiens Sapiens: Early Modern Humans

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From 35,000 to 12,000 BCE, clay bones, flint, ivory, and blood were used especially to make historical cave art in North and South America expressing an eloquent Doubly Wise Man's thoughts about the world, right after migrating from Europe and Asia using land bridges.

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Year: 8000 BCE
As humans discovered new ways to care for their animals and grow crops for nourishment in 8000 BCE, people began to adapt to their environment, able to live a normal lifestyle of an early modern human.

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Year: 3500 BCE
At the beginning of ancient Sumer, the new official Sumerians established small cities and villages to support their country and selves for protection, while the quality improved throughout the year with the great king they had in 3500 BCE.

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Year: 3500 BCE
Dating back to 3500 BCE in ancient Sumer, the first early Sumerians were able to create the world's first wheel, which was used for transportation on land while other Sumerians created pottery with clay.

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Year: 3100 BCE
Along the Nile River in ancient Egypt, thousands of ancient Egyptians migrated to ancient Egypt for settlement, and they soon created villages, city-states, ziggurats, and religious structures for their homeland and their true belief in gods in 3100 BCE.

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Year: 2700 BCE
The ancient Egyptian period was split into three different periods under the civilization of a pharaoh, as it was then in the Old Kingdom (the first separated time period) in 2700 BCE, which was the time when numerous pharaohs and Egyptians manufactured the first pyramids, monuments, pottery, clothing, and jewelry of the civilization.

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Year: 2551 BCE
In 2551 BCE, Khafre - Khufu became a pharaoh who ruled in the Old Kingdom and organized Egypt's economy; he maintained a close eye on food supply patterns for his people and was a well-known Pyramid Builder after constructing the Pyramid of Giza, which became one of the world's seven wonders.

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Year: 2400 BCE
In 2400 BCE, the ancient Sumerians created the world's first writing system called cuneiform, which was used to record laws, data, or inventions by using 2,000 - 700 pictographs on a clay tablet in order to express feelings, terms/ meanings, life, stories, or objects.

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Year: 2300 BCE
After the Sumerians had settled in their city-state for a long time, a new group from Northern Mesopotamia quickly overtook the Sumerian territory around 2300 BCE, establishing their own city-state with new empires and their iconic ruler, Sargon.

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Year: 2000 BCE
The Middle Kingdom, also known as the Period of Reunification, was the second reigning period of ancient Egypt, including a lot of chaos and conflict while the Egyptians accomplished notable accomplishments in literature, arts, and building.

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Year: 2000 BCE
In 2000 BCE, a community of Kushites settled near the Egyptians in southern Egypt along the Nile River, establishing their civilization with their ruler, Kush.

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Year: 2000 BCE
During the rule of the Kushites, Egypt, and Kush both had a close relationship in 2000 BCE, while many stories between the 2 were shown through pictures in ancient Egyptian tombs.

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Year: 1971 BCE
Senusret I was a strong pharaoh who led ancient Egypt in the Middle Kingdom in the year of 1971 BCE, controlling the food supply and enhancing arts, literature, and architecture during his reign.

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Year: 1950 BCE
Countless Hebrews and a man named Abraham moved to western Canaan (modern-day Israel) in 1950 BCE to start the religion of Judaism, but many Hebrews moved to ancient Egypt

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Year: 1800 BCE
Around 1800 BCE, many more Hebrews arrived in Canaan because of a famine, as they soon formed a distinct culture over time, which prospered until their capital city was destroyed in 70 C.E.

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Year: 1750 BCE
Hammurabi's Code was a set of laws written by Hammurabi himself in 1750 BCE, stating the official laws that ancient Babylonians had to follow in ancient Babylon

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Year: 1600 BCE
After the 2 time periods in ancient Egypt's history, the New Kingdom was created in 1600 BCE, which was then known as Egypt's Golden Age since Egypt went to its limits and many pharaohs created monuments.

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24) The Ruling of Hatshepsut; Egypt's First Female Pharaoh

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24) The Ruling of Hatshepsut; Egypt's First Female Pharaoh

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Year: 1473 BCE
Ruling in the New Kingdom, Hatshepsut was the first Egyptian pharaoh who ruled in 1473 and put a wild impact on Egypt's economy. She kept a close watch on the food supply and emitted many trades to other countries, Punt being one of the biggest trades during her reign

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Year: 1290 BCE
Reigning for over 60 years in 1290 BCE, Ramses the Great was declared one of the most famous pharaohs who ever ruled in ancient Egypt, despite the fact that he served in a military army to protect Egyptians in southern Canaan at the age of 10.  He created many famous monuments and statues placed all over ancient Egypt.

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Year:  1250 BCE
During the time of Moses in 1250 BCE, Abraham and other Hebrews were settled in Egypt, which made Hebrews increase in population and power, resulting in a pharaoh turning them into slaves. God said that Moses goes to the pharaoh, and the slaves would be set free, which was quickly done.

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Year: 1000 BCE
Under King David and King Solomon's order in 1000 BCE, the Hebrews created the new kingdom of Israel in Canaan making many other Hebrews reunite with each other in the new land of Israel, while King Solomon created a capital building for Jerusalem.

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Surrendering to Kush's King Piye in 730 BCE, the Egyptians let the Kushites take over their land, making King Piye declare himself as the new pharaoh, "Uniter of The Two Lands."

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Year:  722 BCE
In the northern kingdom of Israel, the Akkadians soon conquered and took over the land, making the kingdom's rulers move to Mesopotamia in 722 BCE

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30) Threats Between Assyrians and Egyptians

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30) Threats Between Assyrians and Egyptians

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Year: 670s BCE
The Assyrians were a threat to Egypt in 670 BCE, as an Assyrian King invaded Egypt's property making the Kushites protect Egypt by fighting back, which backfired once the Assyrians used iron weapons to draw them out.

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31) Assyrian Empire                                                                                                                                                

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31) Assyrian Empire                                                                                                                                                

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Year: 650 BCE
In 650 BCE, the Assyrians conquered much control over Egypt and most of the Middle East making them the ability to expand and enhance their economy.

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Year: 600 BCE
The city of Nineveh fell in 600 BCE, so the Neo - Babylonians took back there land to lead in control.

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Year: 597 BCE
King Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon, took over the kingdom of Judah in 597 BCE having the city of Jerusalem isolated with high security, while the Hebrews started to fight off the siege until they ran out of food.

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In 590 BCE, Egypt invaded Kush's land plus Napata (Kush's capital city), which soon made Kush and the Kushites move to Meroe, which soon became their new capital city miles away from Egypt.

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35) The Last of King Solomon's Kingdom of Israel

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35) The Last of King Solomon's Kingdom of Israel

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Year: 586 BCE
After all of King Solomon's hard work in the kingdom of Israel, the cruel King Nebuchadnezzar burned it down to smithereens in 539 BCE, also the houses going with it made people in Judah get held captive.

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Year: 539 BCE
Cyrus, the leader of the Persian Empire, overtook and invaded eastern Babylon from Iran in 539 BCE, as they ruled out the Neo - Babylonians out of Nineveh making them last only 75 years.

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Year: 164 BCE
When the Greeks came upon the Jewish Temple, they insisted that they worship the Greek gods instead, which sparked a 27-year conflict. 27 years later, the Jews regained the temple and prevailed against the Greeks creating the holiday of Hannukah.

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Year: 63 BCE
The Jews remained independent in the Kingdom of Judah for 88 years until they were overrun by the Romans in 63 BCE.

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Year: 24 BCE
Queen Amanirenas was one of the greatest Kandakes to ever live and helped defend the Kushites against the Romans, but later they took over Egypt in 24 BCE.

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Year: 22 BCE
King Herod was soon given authority over Judah, and he declared intentions to restore the temple in 22 BCE.

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Year: 66 CE
Unexpectedly, the Israelites successfully repelled the Romans from Jerusalem for three years.

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Year: 70 CE
Titus led his army against the Jews with 60,000 men, and because they were outnumbered, the famed, priceless location was demolished. Yet, the Jewish people still regard the wall that was left standing as sacred today.

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Year: 350 CE
Kush fell to invaders from the African kingdom of Ethiopia around 350 C.E.