Ancient Humans
Greece
Egypt
100

This period was when early humans hunted animals and gathered wild plants, using early tools.

Stone Age

100

This Greek city-state is famous for developing an early form of democracy.

Athens

100

This river provided ancient Egypt with water, fertile soil, and transportation.

Nile

200

This discovery allowed early humans to cook food, stay warm, and scare away predators.

Fire

200

This Greek city-state was famous for its military training and disciplined soldiers.

Sparta

200

These massive stone structures served as tombs for some Egyptian pharaohs.

Pyramids

300

This is what humans did over time.

Evolve

300

This ancient Greek poet is traditionally credited with writing the Iliad and the Odyssey.

Homer

300

This process did ancient Egyptians use to preserve bodies for the afterlife?

Mummification

400

This development allowed early humans to settle in permanent villages and eventually build cities.

Agriculture

400

Unlike the representative democracy used in the United States today, this type of democracy allowed eligible citizens to vote directly on decisions.

Direct Democracy

400

This Egyptian writing system used picture symbols to represent words and sounds.

Hieroglyphics

500

We still have this "left over" from our ancestors.

Instincts

500

This Macedonian ruler conquered the Persian Empire and spread Greek culture across a vast territory reaching into Asia.

Alexander the Great

500

Discovered in 1799, this artifact helped scholars decipher Egyptian hieroglyphics because it contained the same decree in three scripts.

Rosetta Stone

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