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1 European History 3300 BCE to 1950 CE

2 PRE HISTORY

3 Ancient Greece (3300 BCE – 31 BCE)
Government Mythology Golden Age of Knowledge. Olympic Games

4 Ancient Rome (509 BCE- 476 CE Power And Dominance Archeology
Slave Revolts

5 Middle Ages

6 Early Middle Ages 300 CE- 1400 CE

7 Dark Ages 300 CE- 900CE Lost Government Feudalism Hard Times Death
Religion important

8 Viking Age 793 CE – 1066 CE Influence in Northern Europe
Battles with Anglo’s

9 Feudalism 1000 CE – 1450 CE es/worldhistory/feudalism/

10 Early Modern Period

11 Age Of Discovery 1400 CE – 1650 CE Exploring and Finding new lands
Colonizing Foreign land Creating New Trade Routes

12 Age of Enlightenment Focus on : Art Science Knowledge

13 Modern Era

14 Industrial Revolution 1700 CE – 1900 CE
How did this change work. How did it affect culture

15 World War Time WW1 WW2 Why and How did they start

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