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born to a farming family. he lived in a hard time where is father died. he was a great teacher to people.

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In 8000 BC, Southwest Asia begins to farm

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8000 B.C. Farming begins in Southwest Asia

people in Southwest Asia began growing wheat and barley

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3100 B.C. Narmer unites Egypt
Narmer conquered Lower Egypt and married one of Lower Egypt’s princesses, which unified the kingdoms. For the first time, all of Egypt was ruled by one king.

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mauryans empires golden age begins in 265 B.C.

Mauryan Empire was an organized and efficient society that reached the height of its glory under Chandra Gupta’s grandson Ashoka

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2600 B.C. Mohenjo-Daro flourishes
Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa had more than 35,000 residents. The cities were designed almost exactly alike.

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6700 B.C. Çatalhüyük established

a well-known Neolithic community.  historians know that between 6700 and 5700 B.C., it covered 32 acres and was home to about 6,000 people. The people lived in simple mud-brick houses that were built close together

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2.5 million B.C. Paleolithic Age begins
early period of human history as the Stone Age, the time when early humans used stone to make tools and weapons. The earliest part of this period was the Paleolithic Age.

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3000 B.C. City-states arise in Sumer

Sumerian cities became independent. The people of each city raised their own crops and made their own goods. As the cities grew, they gained political and economic control over the lands around them. By doing this, they formed city-states. Each city-state had its own government and was not part of any larger governing state.

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aryans control northern india in 1000 B.C.

historians believe that the Aryan people’s language was part of a large language family known as Indo-European

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1792 B.C. hammurabi becomes king of babylonian empire

Amorites lived in a region west of Mesopotamia... conquered Mesopotamia and built their own cities

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Great Pyramid Built In Egypt

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900 B.C. assyrians control mesopotamia

Assyrian empire arose about 1,000 years after the empire of Hammurabi

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1800 B.C. Egyptians use mathematics for architecture
The Egyptians invented a system of numbers based on the number 10

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3100 B.C. Narmer unites Egypt
Narmer conquered Lower Egypt and married one of Lower Egypt’s princesses, which unified the kingdoms.

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190 A.D. han capital of luoyang destroyed

Corrupt officials and greedy aristocrats took over land and forced many farmers to give up their property

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2340 B.C. Sargon conquers Sumer
Sargon moved his well-trained armies south. He conquered the remaining Sumerian city-states one by one.

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1045 B.C. Zhou dynasty established

Zhou ruled China for more than 800 years—longer than any other dynasty in Chinese history

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(Ancient India)
- c. 2600 B.C. Mohenjo-Daro grew

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c. 2.5 million B.C. Paleolithic Age begins

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2.5 million B.C. Paleolithic Age begins
the Stone Age, the time when early humans used stone to make tools and weapons. The earliest part of this period was the Paleolithic Age.

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2340 BC
Sargon conquers Sumer

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(Ancient India)
- c. 2055 B.C. The middle kingdom of Egypt starts

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8000 B.C. Neolithic Age begins
Though new stone tools were made, the real change in the Neolithic Age was the shift from hunting and gathering to systematic agriculture. This shift from hunting and gathering to food production was gradual.

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900 BC Assyrians control Mesopotamia

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(China)
- c. 825 B.C. Crossroads were traded and established in Syria

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(Early Humans)
- c. 2.5 million B.C. The age of paleolithic begins

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(Mesopotamia)
-  c. 2700 B.C. Chinese silk weaving was mastered

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8000 BC
Farming begins in South West Asia

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(Egypt)
- c. 850 B.C. Nubians shaped the kingdom of Kush

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(Early Humans)
- c. 8,000 B.C. In South West Asia farming has begun

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4000 Bc
Farming established in Europe.

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(Mesopotamia)
- c. 2300 B.C. In central America ceramics were produced

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With the help of Narmer, Egypt is unified.

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1360 BC
TutanKamen becomes pharoh

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1290 B.C. moses leads israelites from egypt

Israelites were enslaved by the Egyptian pharaoh. They prayed to God to set them free... Moses went before the pharaoh to demand the release of the Israelites

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1473 BC
Queen Hatshepsut reigns

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in 1473 BC, Queen Hatshepsut gains control of the throne.

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551 BC Confucius is born

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2540 B.C. great pyramid built in Giza

Egyptian pyramids are one of the most impressive monuments of the ancient world

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(China)
-  c. A.D. 100 A religion spreads from India to China known as Buddhism

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(China)
-  c. A.D. 190 Han capitol of Luoyang demolished

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great pyameds buit in giza on 2540 bc

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In 1750 BC, the Shang Dynasty begins.

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most isrealites from egypet

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563 B.C. The Buddha is born

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Alexander the great conquers Persian Empire 330 B.C.

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Han Dynasty established

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in 2340 BC, Sargon beats Sumer

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Shang Dynasty Begins (the first dynasty on the timeline)

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jews were aganest the romanes

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551 B.C. Confucius is born
his father dies when he is three

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776 B.C. First Olympic Games held in Greece

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B.C. 2540 B.C. Great Pyramid built in Giza (Ancient Egypt)

The Egyptian pyramids are some of the most impressive monuments of the ancient world. In the mid-2000s B.C., the Egyptians built the biggest and grandest of the pyramids, the Great Pyramid. It is near the modern city of Cairo.

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1750 B.C. Shang dynasty begins (China)

The Shang dynasty is the first Chinese dynasty to leave historical records. Archaeologists have unearthed long-buried walls and buildings, and these ruins show that the Shang built the first cities in China.

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1045 B.C. Zhou dynasty established (China)

The Zhou ruled China for more than 800 years—longer than any other dynasty in Chinese history. In 1045 B.C., rebels led by an aristocrat named Wu Wang overthrew the Shang government in China. When his victory was complete, Wu declared a new dynasty called the Zhou.

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563 B.C. The Buddha is born (India)

Siddhartha Gautama was born around the year 563 B.C. He grew up as a prince in a small kingdom near the Himalaya. One day he left his palace to explore the life of ordinary people in the kingdom and was shocked at the misery and poverty around him. For the first time, he understood that the world was filled with suffering.

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8000 B.C. Farming begins in Southwest Asia (early humans)

By 8000 B.C., people in Southwest Asia began growing wheat and barley.

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3000 B.C. River valley civilizations emerge (early humans)

One characteristic of early civilizations was that they developed cities and formed governments. By 3000 B.C., the first civilizations developed in river valleys, where fertile land made it easy to grow crops and feed large numbers of people

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3200 B.C. Sumerians invent cuneiform writing system
(mesopotamia)

Of all the contributions made by Sumerians to the world, writing is perhaps the most important. The writing system they developed is the earliest known system in the world. Writing was a way for Sumerians to keep records of their lives and their history. Writing was also a way to share information.

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1000 B.C. Aryans control northern India

The Aryans were not a race or ethnic group. Many historians believe that the Aryan people’s language was part of a large language family known as Indo-European. From about 1500 to 1000 B.C., bands of Aryans moved throughout India. These groups mixed with the descendants of the Indus Valley people. Together, they created a new culture. Over time, the Aryans in India adopted a new way of life. They settled down in one place and became farmers.

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3000 B.C. Egyptians develop hieroglyphics

Like the Mesopotamians, the Egyptians developed their own writing system. At first, Egyptian writing was made up of thousands of picture symbols that represented objects and ideas. A house, for example, would be represented by a drawing of a house. Later, Egyptians created symbols that represented sounds.

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1792 B.C. Hammurabi becomes king of Babylonian Empire

A people called the Amorites lived in a region west of Mesopotamia. In the 1800s B.C., they conquered Mesopotamia and built their own cities. Babylon was the grandest of these cities. It was located on the eastern bank of the Euphrates River in what is now Iraq. Around 1792 B.C., the Babylonian king, Hammurabi, began conquering cities controlled by the Amorites to the north and south. By adding these lands he created the Babylonian Empire. This new empire stretched north from the Persian Gulf through the Tigris-Euphrates river valley and west to the Mediterranean Sea.

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6000 B.C. Farming begins in Nile Valley in Egypt and in China

Around 6000 B.C., people had begun growing wheat and barley in the Nile Valley in Egypt. Farming soon spread along the Nile River and into other regions in Africa. In Central Africa, different types of crops emerged.

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In 1500 BC, the Aryans begin to journey, and where they choose to go is India.

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1045 B.C. Zhou dynasty established
The Zhou ruled China for more than 800 years. In 1045 B.C., rebels led by an aristocrat named Wu Wang overthrew the Shang government in China.

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2540 B.C. Great Pyramid built in Giza
the Egyptians built the great Pyramid for Khufu
the Pyramids protected the bodies of dead pharaohs from floods, wild animals, and robbers.
the Egyptians made the advancements of mathematics to measure angles to build Pyramids.

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1045 BC Zhou Dynasty was Established

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Greece- 776 B.C.-First Olympic games, To honor their gods and goddesses, Greek athletes took part in athletic competitions every four years. The competitions were held at the city of Olympia and were called the Olympic Games. The original Olympic Games included footraces, boxing, wrestling, chariot races, and many other events. The first modern Olympics were held in 1896 in Athens.

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551 B.C Confucius is born
Confucius teachings encouraged people to value morality, justice, and sincerity while dealing with others. Confucianism was based on the teachings of his name.

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563 B.C. The Buddha is born
Siddhartha Gautama was born around the year 563 B.C. He grew up as a prince in a small kingdom near the Himalaya.

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In 100 AD, the religion Buddhisim reached all the way from India to China. Doe this count for BOTH India and China? I'm just going to count this for china.

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551 B.C. Confucius is born
Confucius was born in 551 B.C, He was raised without a father and wasn't very wealthy.

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2540 B.C. Great Pyramid built in Giza, the Egyptians made the biggest and grandest of the pyramids, the Great Pyramid.

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202 BC Han Dynasty established

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330 B.C. Alexander the Great conquers Persian Empire
In 334 B.C., Alexander the Great led about 40,000 Macedonian and Greek soldiers into Asia Minor. Alexander’s cavalry fought a battle at Granicus, in what is today northwestern Turkey, and they crushed the Persian forces. As Alexander’s forces continued to march across Asia Minor, they freed Greek city-states that had been under Persian rule.

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202 B.C: Han Dynasty established
"The founder was Liu Bang, a farmer turned soldier. His family began the powerful Han dynasty that would rule China for more than 400 years."

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A.D. 100 Buddhism spreads from India to China

Buddhism spread from India to China in part because of the Silk Road.

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A.D. 100 Buddhism spreads from India to China, Buddhism advanced from India to China in part because of the Silk Road.

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330 B.C. Alexander the Great conquers Persian Empire

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330 B.C. Alexander the Great conquers Persian Empire

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Caleb-B.C. 2540 B.C. Great Pyramid built in Giza

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Caleb-B.C. 2540 B.C. Great Pyramid built in Giza

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10 miles from Cairo, built for King Khufu. One of 3 pyramids still standing at Giza. Height of 48 story building,

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Caleb- 1290 B.C. Moses leads Israelites from Egypt

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Caleb- 1290 B.C. Moses leads Israelites from Egypt

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The pharaoh held all of the Israelites in custody. God made 10 plagues for every time the pharaoh said "no". Moses separated the water while the Egyptian army went after them, but Moses closed the water just in time.

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shang dynasty begains in 1750 bc

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221 BC Qin dynasty established
-The Qin then controlled China from the Huang he to the Chang Jiang

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A.D. 100 Buddhism spreads from India to China
Buddhism spread from India to China in part because of the Silk Road. The Silk Road was an ancient trade route that linked China with the West, transporting goods and ideas between Rome and China.

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They included war lords and military leaders.  They where thought to have been ruling around 1600 to 1046 B.C.  politicians war lords and military leaders a smaller area of northern china.

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Early China
A.D. 66 Jews revolt against      Romans

Jewish Zealots revolted against Roman rule. They overpowered the small Roman army in Jerusalem.

Four years later, Roman forces retook the city.

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A.D. 190 Han capital of Luoyang destroyed

Luoyang was the capital of nine ruling dynasties and a center for Buddhism. During the Han dynasty, many of the emperors who succeeded Han Wudi were weak and dishonest.

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the buddha is born

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frist olymics games held in greece

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1290 B.C. Moses leads Israelites from Egypt, They prayed to God to save them, and an Israelite prophet named Moses turned out to be their saver.

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Han Capital Of Luoyang Destroyed

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A.D. 190 Han capital of Luoyang destroyed

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221 B.C. Qin dynasty established
During the Period of the Warring States, the strong rulers of local states fought one another and ignored the weak Zhou Chinese dynasty kings.

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Shang dynasty begins-1750 B.C., The Shang dynasty is the first Chinese dynasty to leave historical records. Archaeologists have unearthed long-buried walls and buildings, and these ruins show that the Shang built the first cities in China. The dynasty is thought to have ruled from about 1600 to 1046 B.C. Kings of the Shang dynasty, serving as political, religious, and military leaders, controlled only a small area of northern China. In time, the Shang conquered neighboring areas, mostly over the people of the Huang He valley. As the Shang kingdom grew, kings needed to defend the kingdom’s borders. They appointed warlords, or military leaders who governed local territories.

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c. 1290 B.C. Moses leads Israelites from Egypt

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A.D. 66 Jews revolt against Romans
During the A.D. 66, Jewish Zealots revolted against Roman rule. They overpowered the small Roman army in Jerusalem.

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Alexander The Great Conquers Persian Empire:
According to legend, Alexander killed Darius' chariot driver and almost captured the Persian king before he fled once again on horseback.The reign of Alexander The Great was short-lived. After subduing all of the Persian Empire, his army marched east and got as far as India before turning back home to Macedon