COUNTING TIME I will be able to accurately construct a timeline of the historical era while understanding the difference between B.C/B.C.E and A.D/C.E.

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COUNTING TIME I will be able to accurately construct a timeline of the historical era while understanding the difference between B.C/B.C.E and A.D/C.E

WHAT OBSERVATIONS CAN YOU MAKE ABOUT THIS NUMBERLINE? What is the difference between the -1 and 1? Which is the smallest number on this number line? Which is the largest number? IN MATH, WE COMMONLY USE NUMBER LINES TO HELP DISTINGUISH DIFFERENCES BETWEEN NUMBERS. IN HISTORY, WE USE TIME LINES TO DISTINGUISH TIME DIFFERENCES BETWEEN HISTORICAL EVENTS.

Scientists estimate that the Earth is around 4.54 BILLION years old. HOW OLD IS THE EARTH? Scientists estimate that the Earth is around 4.54 BILLION years old. That’s nothing compared to the Universe…which is over 14 billion years old. It wouldn’t be until 9:48 pm on December 21st that our earliest human ancestors began to walk upright. IMAGINE THAT THE HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSE IS COMPRESSED INTO ONE CALENDAR YEAR.

WE HAVEN’T BEEN AROUND FOR VERY LONG!!!!!

NOW, LET’S GET DOWN TO BUSINESS As humans, we have only been recording history for a short period of time. We have developed a system to keep track of time. 1 day = 24 hours 1 year = 365 days 10 years = 1 decade 100 years = 1 century As civilizations grew, new understandings of how time worked developed. Today, we understand that we live in the year 2015…….WHAT DOES THAT REALLY MEAN?

The way we count time was developed during the time of the Roman Empire. Back then, we referred to that area of the world as the “Western world”. The counting of time developed from the early days of Christianity, with the number 1 standing for the year that Jesus Christ is believed by Christians to have been born. With that birth as a dividing line, anytime before is called B.C (Before Christ). Anytime after is A.D., (anno Domini), which is Latin for “In the Year of the Lord.” The 100 B.C., for instance stands for 100 years before Christ’s birth. A.D. 100 would then mean 100 years after Christ’s birth. We are here….A.D. 2014 THERE IS A LOT MORE HISTORY GOING TO THE LEFT THAN THERE IS TO THE RIGHT!!!! 100 B.C 1 A.D 100 B.C. A.D.

Here’s an important thing to remember about human beings in the world……Not everyone is a Christian. Scholars began using different acronyms to determine between the different historical eras of our history. B.C.E = Before the Common Era C.E. = Common Era B.C A.D B.C.E C.E

THE TRICKY THING TO REMEMBER IS THAT TIME ON THE B THE TRICKY THING TO REMEMBER IS THAT TIME ON THE B.C SIDE IS COUNTED BACKWARDS. THE FARTHER BACK YOU GO, THE EARLIER IN HISTORY YOU GO. SO….. 900 B.C IS 100 YEARS EARLIER THAN 800 B.C. As you go to the right, the time is counting up. Right now, we are in the year A.D 2014. Next year will be 2015, then 2016, and so on and so on. 1000 B.C 400 B.C 200 B.C 800 B.C 600 B.C 900 B.C 700 B.C 500 B.C 300 B.C 100 B.C

In your notebook, create a blank timeline as seen below. Place the following dates in the correct location on this time line. Check can compare your answers with your partner. A.D 1500 350 B.C 1000 B.C A.D 2000 A.D 150 2300 B.C Let’s see how you did.