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    This timeline summarizes major developments from 8000 BCE to 610 AD, including the rise of early civilizations like the Indus Valley, Sumer, Egypt, and Shang dynasties in China. It also covers the development of writing systems, major empires like Assyria, Persia, Greece, Rome, and Gupta India. Key figures that shaped history included Siddhartha Gautama, Confucius, Socrates, Aristotle, Alexander the Great, Caesar, and Constantine. The timeline ends with the fall of Rome in 410 AD.

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    This timeline summarizes major developments from 8000 BCE to 610 AD, including the rise of early civilizations like the Indus Valley, Sumer, Egypt, and Shang dynasties in China. It also covers the development of writing systems, major empires like Assyria, Persia, Greece, Rome, and Gupta India. Key figures that shaped history included Siddhartha Gautama, Confucius, Socrates, Aristotle, Alexander the Great, Caesar, and Constantine. The timeline ends with the fall of Rome in 410 AD.

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    This timeline summarizes major developments from 8000 BCE to 610 AD, including the rise of early civilizations like the Indus Valley, Sumer, Egypt, and Shang dynasties in China. It also covers the development of writing systems, major empires like Assyria, Persia, Greece, Rome, and Gupta India. Key figures that shaped history included Siddhartha Gautama, Confucius, Socrates, Aristotle, Alexander the Great, Caesar, and Constantine. The timeline ends with the fall of Rome in 410 AD.

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    Final Time

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    This timeline summarizes major developments from 8000 BCE to 610 AD, including the rise of early civilizations like the Indus Valley, Sumer, Egypt, and Shang dynasties in China. It also covers the development of writing systems, major empires like Assyria, Persia, Greece, Rome, and Gupta India. Key figures that shaped history included Siddhartha Gautama, Confucius, Socrates, Aristotle, Alexander the Great, Caesar, and Constantine. The timeline ends with the fall of Rome in 410 AD.

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    Timeline

    8000 BCE: Neolithic revolution


    5000 BCE: Yangshao culture emerges
    3000 BCE: Indus valley civilization
    3500 BCE: Development of urbanization in the Sumerian
    culture
    3200 BCE: First city states in Sumeria
    3100 BCE: Menes unifies Egypt
    2686 BCE: Old kingdom starts in Egypt
    2500 BCE: Writing appears in China
    2334 BCE: Akkadian dynasty in Mesopotamia
    2181 BCE: 1st intermediate period in Egypt
    2040 BCE: Middle kingdom in Egypt
    2000 BCE: Minoan civilization
    1994 BCE: Xia dynasty
    1900 BCE: Epic of Gilgamesh
    1894 BCE: Babylonian dynasty
    1674 BCE: 2nd intermediate period in Egypt
    1552 BCE: New kingdom in Egypt
    1550 BCE: Mycenaean civilization
    1523 BCE: Shang dynasty
    1500 BCE: Collapse of Indus valley civilization
    1500 BCE: Rig-Vedic era
    1450 BCE: Mycenaean conquer Crete and in 1375 BCE
    destroy Minoans
    1400 BCE: Development of the Phoenician alphabet
    1367 BCE: Akhenaton period in Egypt
    1260 BCE: Destruction of Troy
    1220 BCE: Mycenaean sack Troy
    1200 BCE: Hebrew kingdom begins
    1069 BCE: Late period in Egypt
    1027 BCE: Zhou dynasty
    911 BCE: Assyrian empire
    814 BCE: founding of Carthage
    800 BCE: Aryans settle in the Ganges
    800 BCE: The Upashinadas are composed
    753 BCE: Traditional date for foundation
    750 BCE: Homer is born
    612 BCE: Chaldean empire
    563 BCE: Siddhartha Gautama
    559 BCE: Persian empires unites Middle East
    551 BCE: Confucius is born
    540 BCE: Jainism appears
    509 BCE: Romans expel the Etruscans and start a
    republic
    490 BCE: Battle of Marathon
    480 BCE: Battle of Thermopylae and Salamis
    448 BCE: Delian League is established
    469 BCE: Socrates
    461 BCE: Pericles rules
    431 BCE: Peloponnesian War
    427 BCE: Plato
    403 BCE: Warring states period
    400 BCE: Development of Indian writing system
    384 BCE: Aristotle
    338 BCE: Phillip II from Macedonia conquers the Greeks
    336 BCE: Alexander starts conquering Persia
    327 BCE: Alexander the Great arrives to northern India
    326 BCE: Romans start its expansion over the Italian
    peninsula
    322 CE: Chandragupta founds the Mauryan dynasty
    269 BCE: Ashoka’s reign
    264 BCE: 1st Punic war
    221 BCE: Qin Shi Huangdi makes the Qin dynasty and
    unites China
    221 BCE: Start of building walls to protect China
    218 BCE: 2nd Punic war
    201 BCE: Han dynasty founded by Liu Bang
    200 BCE: Romans conquer Greece
    184 BCE: Mauryan dynasty comes to an end
    100 BCE: Rise of the Silk Road
    82 BCE: Sulla’s dictatorship
    73 BCE: Slave revolt led by Spartacus
    58 BCE: Caesar conquers the Gauls
    49 BCE: Caesar is dictator
    44 BCE: Caesar is assassinated
    30 AD: Jesus is crucified
    96-180 AD: Age of the Good Emperors
    320 AD: Gupta Empire starts in India
    324 AD: Constantine rises to power
    325 AD: Council of Nicaea
    330 AD: Constantinople becomes the capital
    410 AD: Rome is sacked by the Goths
    527 AD: Reign of Justinian
    610 AD: Fall of Rome

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