Sources and Timelines
Early Stuff
River Valleys
Classical Asia
Misc.
100

The event that divides our timelines

Birth of Christ

100

"Old Stone Age"

Paleolithic Era

100

Name for trenches invented in the Neolithic Era to bring water to crops

Irrigation

100

Largest ever Indian Empire

Emperor Ashoka converts to Buddhism and sends missionaries to China

Mauryan

100

1st Persian Emperor - implemented practice of tolerance

Cyrus the Great

200

A biography about Julius Caesar would be an example of a ________ source

Secondary

200

Part of the world from which hominids originated

East Africa (Ethiopia)

200

Writing system of ancient Mesopotamia

Cuneiform

200

A Chinese ruler could only maintain power if they juled justly and managed to keep the___________

Mandate of Heaven

200

1st written law code

Hammurabi's Laws

300

Julius Caesar's book "The Gallic Wars" would be a good example of a _________ source

primary

300

Name three crucial inventions of the Paleolithic Era

Fire, spoken language, tools/weapons

300

2 rivers of early China

Yellow and Yangtze

300

In order to eliminate desire you must follow the - 

Eightfold Path

300

Sacred city for all three major monotheistic religions

Jerusalem

400

B.C.E. stands for - 

Before Common Era

400

The group of people who help us understand early people's lives by interpreting artifacts like cave paintings

Archaeologists

400

List three inventions specific to Egypt

365 Day solar calendar, penicillin, checking for heartbeat, bone-setting, pyramids, mummification, obelisks, cubits

400

2 sacred Texts of Hinduism

Vedas, Upanishads

400

The group that migrated into India from the Ural Mountains, supposedly bringing Hinduism and other elements of Indian culture with them

Aryans

500

A.D. means - 

"Anno Domini" - "In the year of our lord"

500

During the Neolithic Era, which invention first resulted in the creation of settled communities?

Farming (agriculture)

500

Significance of the religion of the Hebrew people

World's 1st monotheism

500

Classical China was a meritocracy. Thus, anyone who wanted to work in the government had to pass what test (proving their competence)

Civil Service Exam

500

Persia's governing system

Imperial Bureaucracy