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* oral traditions made permanent with writing
* oral traditions made permanent with writing
* written law (Hammuarabi's Code)
* written law (Hammuarabi's Code)
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=== technological advance ===
==== stages of writing ====
 
* drawings
* symbols
* pictographs
* glyphs
* hieroglyphs
* logograms
* phonetic symbols
* script
* alphabet
 
=== technologies ===
* Iron Age
* Iron Age
** mass  
** mass  
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** warfare  
** warfare  


=== Classical Period ===
=== empires ===
* Akkadian empire (first empire)
* Qin Dynasty
* Persian empire
* Roman empire
 
 
=== Classical period ===
* Hellenistic Age
* Hellenistic Age
* Greece
* Athens
* Rome
* Rome  
=== key events and years 4000 BC to 1 AD ===


=== key events and years AD 1 to modern period ====
[[File:Bronze Age End.svg|thumb|right|450px|Bronze Age Collapse c. 1200 BC (wikipedia)]]
1177 BC
* Bronze Age Collapse


1 AD
* birth of Christ


=== key events and years 1 AD to modern period ===


313  
313  
* Edict of Milan: officially tolerates Christians across Roman Empire
* Edict of Milan: officially tolerates Christians across Roman Empire


325
325  
Constantine the Great unifies Roman empire


* Constantine the Great unifies Roman empire


476
476
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* Battle of Tours
* Battle of Tours


1206 


1206
* Genghis Kahn arises
Genghis Kahn  


1215  
1215  
* Magna Carta
* Magna Carta


1453
1453
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1455
1455
* Gutenburg invents moveable type press
* Gutenberg invents moveable type press
 
1487
 
* Aztec completion of the Sixth Temple at the Templo Mayor in Tenochtitlan
** the population of Tenochtitlan was between 200,000-400,000 (see [[Tenochtitlan]])


1488  
1488  
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* Columbus discover of America
* Columbus discover of America
* other
* other
** Machiaveli
** Machiavelli


1517
1517
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1648  
1648  
* Treat of Westphaia ends 30 Years War
* Treat of Westphalia ends 30 Years War
* ruinous religious war ends w/ German states able to choose religion (protestant v. Catholic
* ruinous political and religious war ends w/ independent German states able to choose religion (protestant v. Catholic)


1688
1688
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1776
1776
* Declaration of Independence, July 4, 1776


1789
1789
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1848
1848
* popular & radical revolts in Europe fail  
* popular & radical revolts in Europe fail  


1870  
1870  
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1914-18
1914-18
WWI
WWI
1917
* Russian communist revolution


1929
1929
* Stock Market crash  
* Stock Market crash  
1930s
* Great Depression
* rise of Hitler and the German National Socialist Party (Nazi)


1939-45
1939-45
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1989
1989
* collapse of Soviet Union
* collapse of Soviet Union


=== Modern technologies ===
=== Modern technologies ===
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[[category:World History]]
[[category:World History]]
[[Category:Timelines]]
[[Category:Time]]
[[Category:History]]

Latest revision as of 13:19, 15 October 2024

Turning Points (or Paradigm Shifts)

Objectives:

  • to evaluate change and its causes and effects
  • to comprehend and compare time, change, and causality
  • to evaluate why change does not occur (stability v. change)
  • to comprehend that different things take place at different places and times across history (Contingency)

Note:

  • this page can be used alternatively with timelines, or be used to generate timelines


Major Turning Points in World History[edit | edit source]

Prehistory[edit | edit source]

Paleolithic Age[edit | edit source]

  • Early Hominids
    • fire
    • tools
  • domestication of dogs
  • Cro-Magnum man:
    • >> link to early modern humans page

[Ice Age]

  • settlement of the Americas

{End of Ice Age] (Holocene Era)[edit | edit source]

  • Natufian society
  • settlement
  • rise of the oceans


Neolithic Age[edit | edit source]

  • semi-permanent or permanent settlement
    • domestication of plants
    • domestication of herd animals

Rise of Civilization[edit | edit source]

  • metal working
    • Copper Age
    • Bronze Age
  • domestication of horses for transportation
  • domestication of camels for transportation
  • rise of cities and complex social structures


Civilization[edit | edit source]

writing[edit | edit source]

  • oral traditions made permanent with writing
  • written law (Hammuarabi's Code)

stages of writing[edit | edit source]

  • drawings
  • symbols
  • pictographs
  • glyphs
  • hieroglyphs
  • logograms
  • phonetic symbols
  • script
  • alphabet

technologies[edit | edit source]

  • Iron Age
    • mass
  • astronomy & mathematics
    • navigation
    • architecture
    • warfare

empires[edit | edit source]

  • Akkadian empire (first empire)
  • Qin Dynasty
  • Persian empire
  • Roman empire


Classical period[edit | edit source]

  • Hellenistic Age
  • Athens
  • Rome

key events and years 4000 BC to 1 AD[edit | edit source]

Bronze Age Collapse c. 1200 BC (wikipedia)

1177 BC

  • Bronze Age Collapse

1 AD

  • birth of Christ

key events and years 1 AD to modern period[edit | edit source]

313

  • Edict of Milan: officially tolerates Christians across Roman Empire

325

  • Constantine the Great unifies Roman empire

476

  • Collapse of western Roman empire

632 Mohammad dies

732

  • Battle of Tours

1206

  • Genghis Kahn arises

1215

  • Magna Carta

1453

  • Fall of Byzantium to Ottomans

1455

  • Gutenberg invents moveable type press

1487

  • Aztec completion of the Sixth Temple at the Templo Mayor in Tenochtitlan
    • the population of Tenochtitlan was between 200,000-400,000 (see Tenochtitlan)

1488

  • Portuguese reach Indian Ocean via Africa Bartolomeu Dias

1492

  • Columbus discover of America
  • other
    • Machiavelli

1517

  • Luther's 95 Theses
  • sparks Protestant Reformation

1588 English defeat of Spanish Armada

  • rise of Britain
  • decline of Spain

1648

  • Treat of Westphalia ends 30 Years War
  • ruinous political and religious war ends w/ independent German states able to choose religion (protestant v. Catholic)

1688

  • British Glorious Revolution
    • ended British divine rule and affirmed Parliament's power

1740

  • Federick the Great of Prussia
  • Catherine the Great of Russia
  • balance of power shifts away from Austria

1776

  • Declaration of Independence, July 4, 1776

1789

  • US Constitution affirmed and election / inauguration of Washington as 1st president
  • French Revolution

1815

  • Congress of Vienna restores monarchies after fall of Napoleon

1848

  • popular & radical revolts in Europe fail

1870

  • unification of Germany

1914-18 WWI

1917

  • Russian communist revolution

1929

  • Stock Market crash

1930s

  • Great Depression
  • rise of Hitler and the German National Socialist Party (Nazi)

1939-45

  • WWII

1989

  • collapse of Soviet Union

Modern technologies[edit | edit source]

  • Franklin Stove
  • lightning rod
  • Thomas Crapper
  • electricity
  • automobile
  • medicine
  • modern Air Conditioner 1902 by Willis Carrier
  • first home air conditioner, 1914
  • installation of air conditioners in motive theaters: 1925
  • common use of air conditioners in homes: 1950s

See also[edit | edit source]

  • Ages of Man - the ancient Greek mythological stages of mankind (Golden Age, Silver Age, Bronze Age, Heroic Age, Iron Age)
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