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4500 BCE - 4000 BCE
One of the first civilizations to live in Mesopotamia (Between the Euphrates and  Tigris.) Known for making the wheel.

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2334 BCE-2154 BCE
They controlled most Mesopotamia. They are known for the first empire in history. Fell after a war with the Gutians.

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1792 BC-539 BC
The Babylonians were mostly known for the Hanging Gardens of Babylonian. The Babylonian fell because  Nebuchadnezzar's sons lost a series of wars with Assyria

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2750 BC-572 BCE
The Phoenicians was the second civilization in Mesopotamia. They were in the Fertile Crescent. Which was between the Euphrates and Tigris river. They were known for making the first alphabet.

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1360 BC-1074 BC, 744 BC - 612 BC
They were known for their fierce army. They rose and fell twice in history, 612 BC is when they finally fell for good. They fell because of a attack from the Babylonians.

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559 BCE- 331 BCE
The Persian were most known for their metal work. They are also known for their extraordinary architecture. They fell by being invaded by Greece. The Persians were at their highest success in 475 BCE, while under the rule of Darius.

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Mid 17th century and late 19th century
The Agricultural Revolution is when was an increase in production in Britain since there more labor and land productivity. With more labor people were creating more farming machinery, and more pools

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3100 BC-332 BC
One achievements of Ancient Egypt was the great pyramids. They were very successful for many reasons but one reason was that they were by the Nile river. This is because they can make resources easily.

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8th century BC-146 BCE
They had many different empires but the two most popular were the Athens and the Spartans. The Athenians invented democracy. The Spartans were known for their powerful army. The Athens and The Spartans had a huge war called The Peloponnesian War.

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753 BC-5th century CE
Rome Had many famous rulers such as Julius Caesar who fell because he was murdered by the Roman Senate. Then Julius' s great nephew (Augstus) took the heir.

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Shang:
1600 BC –1046 BC
One of The Shang Dynasties greatest accomplishments was the use of bronze weapons in warfare.
Zhou:
1046–256 BCE
The Zhou dynasty is the longest reigning dynasty in Chinese history. Most of the great Chinese philosophers, including Confucius, were active in the Zhou period.
Qin:
221–207 BCE
The Qin Dynasty was followed by the longer-lived Han Dynasty, which expanded territory. Qin conquered its neighbors. Their rule was the first time all of China had been united under an emperor.
Han:
206 BCE–220 CE
The Han dynasty was best known for the development of the civil service and government structure.the dynasty was well documented. The Yuefu, or Music Bureau, for example, compiled detailed descriptions of the music of the day and its instruments, techniques, and songs.
Sui
581–618 CE
The most important accomplishment of the Sui Dynasty was the successful effort to unite a country that had been divided and at war with itself for hundreds of years. Another accomplishment of the Sui's was reconstructing the Great Wall
Tang:
618 to 907
One Tang achievement is woodblock printing and gunpowder were invented. Which helped them because they had another weapon to defend themselves.
Song:
960 to 1279
One of the Song's achievements was the magnetic compass. This helped them because the magnetic part takes the metal part in the ground and helps you find our way.
Yuan:
1279 to 1368
The social classes were dictated by the order that people groups were conquered by the Mongols. The Southern Song Chinese were the last to be conquered, so they were at the bottom. A couple achievements of the Yuan were novels, landscape art, and beautiful pottery.
Ming:
1368 to 1644
Some important events were, the Construction of the Great Wall and the Construction of the Forbidden City. There were developments in architecture, overseas trade, arts, and culture.
Qing:
1644 to 1912
The Qing's achievements included work with jade carving, painting, and porcelain. They traded some items such as tea and silver.

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20th–18th century BCE-Now
Judaism is the world's oldest monotheistic religion. It is nearly 4,000 years. The most important teachings of Judaism is that there is one God, who wants people to do what is just and compassionate.

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1st century CE- Now
Christians are monotheistic, according to them God created the heavens and the earth. This divine Godhead consists of three parts: the father (God himself), the son (Jesus Christ) and the Holy Spirit.

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7th century-now
Muslims are monotheistic and worship one, all-knowing God, who in Arabic is known as Allah. Followers of Islam aim to live a life of complete submission to Allah. They believe that nothing can happen without Allah's permission, but humans have free will.

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somewhere between 2300 BC and 1500 BC- now
Hindus believe in the doctrines of samsara (cycle of life, death, and reincarnation) and karma. The belief in soul is one belief. This philosophy holds that living creatures have a soul, and they're all part of the supreme soul.

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sometime in the fifth century BCE- now
Buddhism originated 2,500 years ago in India. Buddhists believe that the human life is one of suffering, and that meditation, spiritual and physical labor, and good behavior are the ways to achieve enlightenment, or nirvana.