Social
Low class, peasant class, or worker class.
A rebellion caused by the British in India was organized by both Hindus and Muslims.
Sepoy Mutiny
8000 BCE
Neolithic Revolution
King Hammurabi.
The belief that a government should not intervene in an economy or trade, and it should operate on its own devices.
Laissez-Faire
The social class that supported the revolutions in Latin America, like the Bolivarian Revolutions and were most benefited by such revolution.
The Creoles.
The legal code that imitated the Roman legal procedure, but was applied in Eastern Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean.
Justinian Code
1885 CE
The Scramble for Africa
Conquered from the South Balkans all the way to North India. He expanded Hellenism all over most of Eurasia.
Alexander the Great.
An economic system where the means of production are owned privately through companies and enterprises and are funded through the profits each company makes.
Capitalism
The type of society that Hunters had prior to the Neolithic Revolution.
Egalitarian Society
This revolution established the first communist state in human history.
The Bolshevik or Russian Revolution
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The Birth of Jesus
Considered to be one of the first emperors of Rome, established the Pax Romana during his reign.
Augustus Caesar.
A pathway where major empires would trade between East and West Eurasia, during the first four centuries of the Common.
The Silk Road
The bottom of the caste system in India.
The Dalits or Untouchables.
The first democracy in human history, it succeeded an oligarchy.
Athenian Democracy
1776 CE
American Independence
A leader of the Maurya Dynasty of India and conquered most of the Indian subcontinent. He ordered the construction of many edicts and converted to Buddhism.
Ashoka the Great
An economic system that focusses on gaining colonies to trade raw goods which are brought to the mainland and exports finished goods, typically with natural resources like cotton, cocoa, tobacco, etc.
Mercantilism
The top of the casta system in Latin America.
The Peninsulares.
An important battle in WWII that defined a turning point in the Axis' victories.
The Battle of Britain.
476 AD
The Fall of the Western Roman Empire
A leader who wanted the progress of the Soviet Union and looked to increase the well-being of the USSR. Also its final leader.
Mikhail Gorbachev
An economic system that nationalizes all industries and owns all the raw goods and materials for the equal use of the people.
Communism