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Prehistoric period of human history distinguished by the development of stone tools.
Ancient Empires, Old Stone Age, New Stone Age, Early Civilizationsv |
Old Stone Age
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Last phase of the Stone Age marked by farming.
Ancient Empires, Old Stone Age, New Stone Age, Early Civilizations |
New Stone Age
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Time period marked by settlement among rivers in India, China, Egypt, and Mesopotamia and organized government, advanced religion, public works, writing, and job specialization.
Ancient Empires, Old Stone Age, New Stone Age, Early Civilizations |
Early Civilizations
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This time period is known for the development of large group of countries ruled by one group or person. Maurya, Greek, Egyptian, and Islamic are some examples.
Ancient Empires, Old Stone Age, New Stone Age, Early Civilizations |
Ancient Empires
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Period of European history that began with the collapse of the Roman Empire. The time period is known for feudalism, the crusades, and the black plague.
Renaissance, Global Age, The Age of Absolutism, Medieval Ages |
Medieval Ages
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A time period of rebirth of European art and literature under the influence of Ancient Greece and Rome. Known for people such as Leonardo Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Copernicus, Galileo, and Shakespeare.
Renaissance, Global Age, The Age of Absolutism, Medieval Ages |
Renaissance
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Time period when long distance trade and travel increased dramatically around the world.
Renaissance, Global Age, The Age of Absolutism, Medieval Ages |
Global Age
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Time period when monarchs became very rich
after taking colonies around the world. Monarchs became extremely powerful and thought that they were chosen to rule by God. Renaissance, Global Age, The Age of Absolutism, Medieval Ages |
The Age of Absolutism
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A movement that stressed the importance of
reason and analyzing existing ideas to bring about reform. The movement led to the American and French Revolutions. |
The Enlightenment
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