The history of the world spans millions of years of human development.

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The history of the world spans millions of years of human development.  The following is a brief summary: 


Earlier than 3000 BCE, prehistory Africa is where early humans evolved. 

Tools, language, and agriculture were developed by humans.

 Farming led to permanent settlements and the first villages.

 Civilizations of the Ancient World (3000 BCE–500 CE) Mesopotamia,

 Egypt, the Indus Valley and China all saw the rise of civilizations. 

Writing, laws, cities, and organized governments developed.


The Roman Empire and the Han Dynasty were major empires. Major religions such as Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, and later Islam originated.

 Between 500 and 1500 Europe became more fragmented after the Western Roman Empire fell. Science, math, and culture all flourished under Islamic rule. Asia, Africa, and the Americas saw the rise of powerful empires. The Mongol Empire grew to become the world's largest contiguous land empire. From 1500 to 1800, the early modern era European exploration connected continents through global trade.

 Art and science made progress during the Renaissance. Understanding of nature was transformed by the Scientific Revolution. Britain was where the Industrial Revolution began. Modern Era (1800–1945)

 Industrialization spread worldwide.

 Nationalism and political revolutions took place in numerous nations. Two major global conflicts occurred:


One World War Second World War The development of technology sped up dramatically. World today (from 1945 to the present) Global politics were shaped by the Cold War. Decolonization created many new nations.

 Globalization, the internet, and computers changed society. Climate change, economic inequality, and geopolitical tensions are major obstacles. Advances in medicine, communication, and artificial intelligence continue to reshape the world.

 A Quick Look at the Timeline Period       Approximate Dates

History prior to                                             3000 BCE 

Civilizations from                                         3000 BCE to 500 CE

Middle Ages                                                 500 – 1500

The Early Modern Period,                           1500–1800 

Modern Era                                                  1800 – 1945The period from 1945 to the present


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