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_____3500 BC, Mesopotamia sits along the Tigris-Euphrates River
This is important to history because it is the start of fertile lands
_____3100 BC, Egypt became a kingdom
This is the start of kingdoms
_____3000 BC, First Wheel Used
This is important because this invention helps us in our daily life
_____3100 BC, Unite of Upper and Lower Kingdoms in Egypt
This is important because it shows the unite of people
_____2600-1600 BC, Indus Civilization starts
This is important for it is the start of India
_____1700 BC, China
China begins and is the start of many events to come
_____1750-1500 BC, Shang Dynasty in China
The start of many other Chinese Dynasties to come
_____1700 BC, Hebrews Settled in the Amorites
The Hebrews settles in many places trying to find their place
_____1570-1100 BC, New Kingdom of Egypt
This is the peak of Egypt's power
_____1400-1200 BC, Time When Hebrews Were Enslaved
The Hebrews were brutally enslaved to work for the Egyptians
_____1000 BC, Small kingdoms are created in surrounding lands
Is important in the spread of centralized people
_____1000 BC, Hebrews had their own kingdom
The Hebrews got away from the Egyptians and started their own kingdom
_____1000-800 BC, Phoenicia began
The height of Phoenician economy
_____900 BC, First Record of the New Testament
Important for many religions
_____800 B.C.-476 A.D, Ancient Greece and Rome existed
The start of two powerful nations
_____800-400 B.C, Archaic Period
The period before Greeks successful period, the Classical Period
_____700 B.C, the Olympics began in Greece
They still exist today
_____600 or 500 BC, Siddhartha Gautama was born
The beginnings of Buddhism
_____551 BC, Confucius was born
He is a Philosopher from China
_____509 BC-476 AD, Ancient Rome existed
The time in which Rome grew to encompass much of its land
_____509 BC, Roman Republic
Civilization started to overthrow the government
_____500-323 B.C, Classical Period
Had an influence in the Roman Empire
_____323-31 B.C, Hellenistic Period
Was the period when Greece was a its peak
_____206 BC-220 AD, Han Dynasty
The second dynasty of China
_____133 BC, Land reform
The fight over dividing land between the people and the government in Rome
_____100 BC-44 BC, Julius Caesar
A critical leader of Rome who lead to its rise
_____84 BC, Julius Caesar is nominated Flamen Dialis
The Flamen Dialis was the high priest of Jupiter
_____69 BC, Julius Caesar elected, Quaestor and aedile
Leaders of the public
_____63 BC, Julius Caesar elected Pontifex Maximus and Praetor
PM is basically a Roman Pope and Praetor is below the consul
_____62 BC, Caesar Divorces Wife and is Elected Governor of Hispania
Gains political advances
_____50 BC, Caesar is Accused of Treason/Civil War
By Caesar crossing the Rubicon he committed treason and caused a civil war
_____48 BC Caesar Appointed Dictator, Elected Consulate, the Resigned Dictatorship; Pompey was Murdered
_____48-46 BC, Caesar Appointed Dictator
In this position Caesar increased Rome's power
_____45 BC, Caesar 4th term as Consulate, made Octavian his Heir
_____44 BC, Ides of March and the Murder of Julius Caesar
_____31 BC, Battle of Actium
Showed the end of the Republic and the start of the Empire
_____27 BC, Octavian becomes first Roman Emperor
Octavian worked to spread the Empire and increase its power
_____27 BC-180 AD, Roman Peace
The time of Pax Romana
_____40 AD, Paul of Taurus
The main teacher of Christianity who never met the christ himself
_____220-500 AD, China was Unstable
_____286 AD, Diocletian was elected Emperor
_____299 AD, Diocletian established peace within the empire
_____302, 303 AD, "Edict Against Christians"
_____304 AD, Diocletian became ill
_____305 AD, Diocletian Abdicated
_____311 AD, Diocletian Died
_____311 AD, "Edict of Milan"
_____316 AD, Constantine acted as a judge
_____325 AD, Council of Nicaea
_____330 AD Renaming of Constantinople
_____379-395 AD, Theodosius became Emperor
_____400-1500 AD, Great Wall was built
_____450 AD, Anglo-Saxon Control
_____Sept. 4th 476 AD, Western Roman Empire Fell
_____481 AD, Clovis
_____500 AD, Yamato rulers extended their control over the Hon-shu
_____500 AD, Benedictine Rule
_____589 AD, Reunited of China and Grand Canal
_____570 AD, Muhammad was born
_____593-621 AD, Prince Shotoku served as regent
_____618 AD, Tang come to power
_____622 AD, Muhammad and follower left Mecca for Yathrib
_____630 AD, Muhammad moved back to Mecca
_____687-714 AD, Mayor Pepin II
_____732 AD, Spanish Moors
_____751 AD, Pepin anointed king
_____768-814 AD, Charlemagne was king
_____800 AD, Charlemagne becomes "Emperor of the Romans"
_____800-1000 AD, Danes take control
_____843 AD, Treaty of Verdun
_____870 AD, Eastern and Western Kingdoms
_____900's AD, Europe governed by Feudalism
_____936 AD, Otto I became king
_____951 AD, Pope John XII
_____962 AD, Otto defeated the nobles
_____987 AD, last Carolingian king died
_____1000 AD, The Tale of Genji
_____1000-1200 AD, Paris, Oxford, Bologna, Salerno
_____1000-1150 AD, Romanesque Era
_____1100 AD, Gothic Era
_____1212 AD, Children's Crusade
_____1042 AD, Danish king dies Anglo-Saxon made king
_____1046-1056 AD, Henry III
_____1077 AD, Henry met Gregory in Canossa
_____1095 AD, Start of Crusades
_____1100 AD, Life Outside of Heian
_____1100 AD, Code of Conduct
_____1122 AD, Meeting in Worms
_____1147 AD, 2nd Crusade
_____1150 AD, Clan's fought
_____1152-1190 AD, Frederick I ruled Germany
_____1162-1227 AD, Genghis Khan
_____1180-1223 AD, King Phillip took back land
_____1192 AD, Minamoto leader took the title of Shogun
_____1198-1216 AD, Innocent III
_____1200 AD, Mongols captured most of China
_____1200 AD Church becomes wealthiest institution
_____1215 AD, Barons rebelled against John
_____1273 AD, ruler of a small state in Switzerland became Emperor
_____1274 AD, Kublai Khan
_____1291 AD, Ended Muslim capture of Acre
_____1294 AD, French Clergy to pay taxes
_____1302 AD, Pope Boniface VIII
_____1309-1377 AD, Babylonian Captivity
_____1324 AD, Defender of the Faith
_____1328 AD, last Capetian King died
_____1337-1453 AD, Hundred Years War
_____1347 AD, Plague
_____1356 AD, Charles makes emperor less powerful
_____1368 AD, Ming Dynasty defeated the Mongols
_____1377 AD, Papacy moves back to Rome
_____1405 AD, Chinese Traveled to India
_____1415 AD, Ming Dynasty reach the Middle East
_____1417 AD, Great Schism
_____1417 AD, Council of Constance
_____1429 AD, Joan of Arc was allowed a visit
_____1430 AD, Joan of Arc was captured
_____1450 AD, Printing Press
_____1455-1485 AD, war for the throne of England
_____1483 AD, Declaration of illegitimate princes
_____1495 AD, Henry Tudor
_____1479 AD, Ferdinand and Isabella get married
_____1488 AD, Bartholomeu Dias
_____1492 AD, Capture of Granada
_____1492 AD, Convert of Jews to Christians
_____1493 AD, Maximilian I
_____1497 AD, John Cabot
_____1500 AD, English Colonization
_____1513 AD, Ponce De Leon
_____1514 AD, Portuguese reached China
_____1515 AD, Capture of Navarre
_____1517 AD, Ninety-Five Theses
_____1519 AD, Cortes
_____1520s and 1530s AD, Religious Sects
_____1521 AD, Pope Leo X
_____1530 AD, Counter Reformation
_____1530 AD, Pizzaro
_____1534 AD, Jesuits
_____1543 AD, Scientific Revolution Began
_____1543 AD, Heavenly Spheres by Copernicus was published
_____1555 AD, Peace of Augsburg
_____1557 AD, Trading Station
_____1571 AD, Johannes Kepler was born
_____1580 AD, Spain took over Portugal
_____1589 AD, Henry IV became King of France
_____1600 AD, Britain begins trade with China
_____1600 Britain began colonization
_____1600 AD, British East India Company
_____1603 AD, Tokugawa became Shogun
_____1609 AD, Kepler publishes Starry Messenger
_____1609 AD, Galileo introduces his telescope
_____1610 AD, Henry IV was killed
_____1613 AD, Michael Romanov
_____1613 AD, Kepler published Harmonice Mundi
_____1617 AD, Louis XIII took control after Henry IV
_____1618 AD, Thirty Years War
_____1627 AD, Huguenot towns attacked
_____1628 AD, Huguenot have continued problems
_____1630 AD, Japan was shut off from the rest of the world
_____1632 AD, Dialogues containing the two
_____1633 AD, Trial of Galileo
_____1643 AD, Louis XIV became king
_____1644-1912 AD, Manchu ruled over China
_____1679 AD, Peter I
_____1685 AD, End of Edict of Nantes
_____1685 AD, Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica was     published
_____1700's AD, Habsburg legacy ends with Mother Theresa
_____1700 AD, French army became the most powerful
_____1700 AD, War of Spanish Succession
_____1700 AD, Russia started war with Sweden
_____1700-1900 AD, Industrial Revolution
_____1713 AD, Treaty of Utrecht
_____1721 AD, Russia gained access to the Baltic Sea
_____1740 AD, Charles VI died
_____1740-1748 AD, War of Austrian Succession
_____1756-1763 AD, Seven Years War
_____1760 AD, Britain considered greatest colonial power
_____1786 AD, Frederick The Great died
_____1800 AD, Aristotle (first to dissect animals)
_____1815 AD, British rulers were Reactionaries
_____1839-1842 AD, Opium War
_____1850-1864 AD, Taiping Rebellion
_____1856 AD, China lost war to Britain
_____1898 AD, Hundred Days Reform
_____1900 AD, France, Germany, England, Russia, and Japan are big influences to China
_____1911 AD, Sun Yixian
_____1912 AD, Emperor Abdicated
_____May 4th, 1919 AD, May 4 Movement
_____July 28 1914 AD, Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia
_____July 30 1914 AD, Russia alliances with Serbia
_____August 1 1914 AD, Germany declares war on Russia
_____August 2 and 3 1914 AD, Germany declares war on France
_____August 4 1914 AD, Britain declared war on Germany
_____November 1 1914 AD, Ottoman Empire joins Central Powers
_____February 21 1916 AD, Battle of Verdun
_____July 1 1916 The Battle of Somme
_____June 28 1919, Treaty of Versailles was signed
_____July 1921 AD, Chinese Communist Party founded
_____1925 AD, Sun Yixian died
_____1927 AD, Reforming the Chinese Republic
_____1927 AD, Execution of Communists ended
_____1927 AD Communists escape to South China
_____1930 AD, Tried to end communism for good
_____1934 AD, Attacks on Communists from Nationalists
_____1945 AD, Japanese Surrender
_____1945 AD, Chinese Civil War Resumes
_____1949 AD, Communists defeated the Nationalists
_____1950 AD, China and Soviet Union are allies/communists
_____1953 AD, 5 Year Plan
_____1958 AD, Great Leap Forward
_____1958-1960 AD, 20 Million people Starved to Death
_____1960 AD, China and Russia no longer got along
_____1968 AD, Cultural Revolution ends
_____1972 AD, President Nixon visits China
_____1976 AD, Mao died
_____late 1970's AD, Moderates have control of China
_____1979 AD, Recognition of China
_____1980's AD, Trade Agreements
_____1989 AD, Tiananmen Square
_____1990 AD, "Tank Man"
_____1997 AD, Hong Kong was returned to China by the British
_____2008 AD, China hosts the Olympics