10,000 BC: Semi-permanent settlements come up in Africa, Asia and Europe.
10,000-4,000 BC: Settlements turn into protocities. Development such as wheel, pottery and improved methods of cultivation in Mesopotamia and other places.
C. 5000 BC: Beginning of civilization in Mesopotamia which is considered to be oldest civilization.
3000-1500 BC: Mature phase of Indus Valley civilization.
3000-1000 BC: Egyptian Civilization grew on the banks of Nile river.
2000 BC: Man discovered Iron.
800 BC: Flourishing of Greek civilization.
776 BC: First Olympiad in Greece.
753 BC: Rome founded.
58 BC: Caesar’s invasion of Gaul.
55 BC: Roman invasion of Britain by Julius Caesar.
4 BC: Birth of Jesus Christ. AD
30 AD: Crucification of Jesus Christ.
43 AD: Roman conquest of Britain.
570 AD: Birth of Prophet Mohammad.
600 AD: The end of the Roman Empire.
622 AD: Beginning of Hijri Era (Muslim Calendar).
800 AD: Charlemagne crowned Roman Emperor at St. Peter’s.
1066 AD: The Norman conquest of England; Battle of Hastings and accession of William the Conqueror.
1215 AD: Signing of Magna Carta (June 15).
1348 AD: Black Death Plague in England.
1492 AD: Columbus sailed for the New World on his first voyage and discovered America.
1588 AD: Defeat of Spanish Armada.
1649 AD: King Charles I beheaded; Beginning of Commonwealth.
1660 AD: The restoration of British Monarchy.
1688 AD: Bloodless or Glorious Revolution in England.
1689 AD: Establishment of British Constitutional Monarchy.
1776 AD: Declaration of American Independence (July4).
1789 AD: French Revolution (Aug 27); George Washington elected the first President of America.
1805 AD: Battle of Trafalgar; British Fleet under Lord Nelson defeated French and Spanish Fleets.
1815 AD: Battle of Waterloo (June 18). Exile of Napoleon Bonaparte to St. Helena (Oct 16).
10,000-4,000 BC: Settlements turn into protocities. Development such as wheel, pottery and improved methods of cultivation in Mesopotamia and other places.
C. 5000 BC: Beginning of civilization in Mesopotamia which is considered to be oldest civilization.
3000-1500 BC: Mature phase of Indus Valley civilization.
3000-1000 BC: Egyptian Civilization grew on the banks of Nile river.
2000 BC: Man discovered Iron.
800 BC: Flourishing of Greek civilization.
776 BC: First Olympiad in Greece.
753 BC: Rome founded.
58 BC: Caesar’s invasion of Gaul.
55 BC: Roman invasion of Britain by Julius Caesar.
4 BC: Birth of Jesus Christ. AD
30 AD: Crucification of Jesus Christ.
43 AD: Roman conquest of Britain.
570 AD: Birth of Prophet Mohammad.
600 AD: The end of the Roman Empire.
622 AD: Beginning of Hijri Era (Muslim Calendar).
800 AD: Charlemagne crowned Roman Emperor at St. Peter’s.
1066 AD: The Norman conquest of England; Battle of Hastings and accession of William the Conqueror.
1215 AD: Signing of Magna Carta (June 15).
1348 AD: Black Death Plague in England.
1492 AD: Columbus sailed for the New World on his first voyage and discovered America.
1588 AD: Defeat of Spanish Armada.
1649 AD: King Charles I beheaded; Beginning of Commonwealth.
1660 AD: The restoration of British Monarchy.
1688 AD: Bloodless or Glorious Revolution in England.
1689 AD: Establishment of British Constitutional Monarchy.
1776 AD: Declaration of American Independence (July4).
1789 AD: French Revolution (Aug 27); George Washington elected the first President of America.
1805 AD: Battle of Trafalgar; British Fleet under Lord Nelson defeated French and Spanish Fleets.
1815 AD: Battle of Waterloo (June 18). Exile of Napoleon Bonaparte to St. Helena (Oct 16).
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