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Human history 3500BC to 0BC
- 1. Timeline Of Human History 3500 BC – 0 BC
- 2. Introduction
- 9. Egyptians invented 365 Day Calendar
- 10. Great Pyramid of Giza Build Khufu (2589-2566 BC)
- 11. The Great Pyramid of Giza • • • • • • •
- 13. First empire of history Akkadian Empire
- 14. First empire of history Akkadian Empire
- 15. First empire of history Akkadian Empire “Should you see the light of your future, within the shadows of your present’’ Sargon the Great (2334-2279 BC)
- 16. Dark Age Begins • • Fall of Akkad
- 17. Rise of Babylon First written legal Code (1754 BC) Hammurabi
- 19. Shang Dynasty Founded (1600 BC) Indus Civilization Vanishes
- 21. Egypt becomes leading power of the world Ramesses II (1279-1213BC)
- 22. Moses leads Hebrews out of Egypt “Lord, open my heart for me, and ease my task for me, and loosen the knot from my tongue, so that they might fully understand my speech.’’ Moses M
- 23. The Exodus
- 26. New Kingdom Falls Egypt divides into two part • • • King David (1010-970 BC) King David rules Israel
- 27. Iron and steel discovered Founding of Rome First Olympic game held
- 28. Founding of Zhou Dynasty King Xiao of Zhou (872-66 BC)
- 29. Buddhism Founded “The mind is everything. What you think you become’’ Gautam Buddha (563-400BC)
- 30. Founding of Persian Empire “Success should always call for showing greater Kindness, Generosity and Justice’’ Cyrus The Great (559-530BC)
- 31. Founding of Persian Empire “Success should always call for showing greater Kindness, Generosity and Justice’’ Cyrus The Great (559-530BC)
- 32. “I had rather excel others in the knowledge of what is excellent, than in the extent of my power and dominion.’’ Alexander The Great (336-323BC) Death of Socrates Aristotle taught Alexander
- 33. “I had rather excel others in the knowledge of what is excellent, than in the extent of my power and dominion.’’ Alexander The Great (336-323BC) Death of Socrates Aristotle taught Alexander
- 34. Archimedes Principle Great Wall of China Ashoka Maurya(268-232BC) Qin Shi Huang (247-210BC
- 35. Paper Invented in china
- 36. Roman Empire established ‘’Experience is the teacher of all things’’ Julius Caesar (100-44BC)
- 37. Roman Empire established ‘’Experience is the teacher of all things’’ Julius Caesar (100-44BC) Roman annexed Egypt
- 38. Jesus Christ Born (4BC)
- 39. Thank YOU