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Outline
& Timeline
Pre-historic
period
Paleolithic
Age
(B.C.2.Sm
B. C.10k)
Neolithic
B. C. B. C.
B. C. B. C.
B. C. B.
C.
B.
C.
B. C. B.C. B.C.
B. C. B.C. B.C.
i ↑M
~ 2.5M
m sook 250K
200-150K 10K 11.5k
10k 18K-8K 3k-1.2k
1.5k
family:
tribe:
the
first the use Home
Home
Rock
Earth:
they're
Agricultural
Bronze Itoe
Hominidae Homining
emergence migrating
of fire
sapiens
sapiens
paintings
warmer
everywhere
Revolution
Age
Age
of human
group sapiens
&
San
B.C.
[@Africa]
(HOMD
Bustmen
ak -1.2k
erectus]
(South Africa]
Civilization
writing system
The
Emergence
of Human
·
Evolution
(Charles Darwin]
·
natural
selection
-backbone
~
monkey/lemut
·
Thuman-es.
chimps
superfamily
· X
=
1.8 cevolves: 7 million
years (Hominoideal
subfamily
·
Africa
B.C. million
Homininaes
B. C. 2. millish
Iribe
Evolutionfrom Hominids
to Humans CHomininis
·
spines
(backbones:
straight
B. C. 4 million
·
Pelvises:charrow). Arms:
a shorts
·
Brains:
(biggers. Body
hairs:a
Australopithecines simple
stone tools lists
·
Communication:
·
Pain
bonding:
southern
ape
many
bipedal?
·
Tools:celaborated)
·
Vocal: Home habilis brain
upright
(walks
skillful humans
searching
forfood:
sophistix
Why
Humans are
unique?
Home erectus tools diverse
&
big)
B.C. 1.1m
·
adaption:biological
natural
selection
cupright
human
Africa
Asia/Europe
cast,
culture
technology
Homo
sapiens
B. C.
250K
·
creativity:
to
change/control
environment Homo
sapiens
sapiens
direct ancestors
everywhere
·
leaking
&
sharing:
precision
&
in
detail swise wise humans
~
modern human
cist,
B. C. 10k
collective
memory
"after one
dies B. C.
200-158K
interbleeding/B.C.
10k Africa
·
symbolic languages:
concrete/abstract
· brain: size
how it is
organized.
2
Paleolithic
Age
or "Old
Stone
Age"
·
B. C. 2.5M
10,
·
cycles
of
Be
ages
·
stone tools
e.g.
hammer/speak
·
nohuman
populations:
small
·
fotagets gather
a hunt
· small
family-sized groups:
biw 10-
&
learning
to work
·
lifestyles:
follow
migration
together
to survive
&
eegeekcycles knowledge
of environment &
wide
range
of skills
large
territory
·
which
plants
to eat
and whichanimals
to hunt how
·
spirated
kits
hunting
fishing
use
technology
to
adapt
to
de
environments
digging/carrying
Pre-historic
period
2 Neolithic
Age
of
"New Stone
Age"
·
the
division of labor
·
Origin
of
power
inhuman societies
·
diverse
occupations
· consensual
power
from
below)
·
social hierarchies commonners
choose leaders
[leaders, protectors
vs.
commoners,
subjects),
coercive
power
from above
· Mei vs.
Women leaders
impose
rules;
sufficient
mein
dominant role control overresources
the
patriarchy
society:
men*
·
Late Neolithic
Period
·
Early
Neolithic Period
·
the
pace
of
change
varied from
region
·
access to resources,
energy
& to
region
(first times
safer
lifestyles
·
emergence
of towns
·
human
populations
nearlat trade routes
new
technologies
·
agriculture
self-sustaining
access to water (better
·
same
economic
level sizes of houses
·
power
& hierarchical structures (B.C.
5,000)
& wealth tombs
·
size
& wealth of tombs
·
possessions
and
styles
of households
·
origin
of
power
in human societies
3
Bronze
Age
·
B.C. 3000-
·
durability
&
practical
use
·
·
significant
changes
in
the late Neolithic
copper:
first metal
to be used
·
artisans
metal-bearing
rocks
·
copperttin
Bronze (after
B. C.
5,
solid
liquid;
containers (molds
weapons.
Bronze iron
"Non
Age"
Civilization
·
writing system
.
C.1000-1,
·
civilization
I
·
the
beginning
of historical
period
·
complex
culture: share common elements
·
more
complex
and advanced societies
·
culture:
customs, arts,
social institutions, beliefs,
me
·
some
few areas:
center
of
civilization
and other
intellectual achievements
·
complicated writing
system:
literatures
·
Why
civilization
began
in some
areas?
·
impressive
artistic and intellectual activities
·
Past
·
More
recently e.g.
architectural
structures,
monuments,
etc...
biological
racial 2) supportive
natural distinct
&
complicated religious
structures
theories SOMe
conditions
·
innovation, urbanfocus:cities
races:more capable
all earliest
civilizations
·
political
&
military
structures
developed
in
a river
·
social
hierarchy
economic
power
resident
population
valley
ofon a
flood diverse classes &
occupations
plain
of
big
river
system
variety
of
productions
and
products
·
Mesopotamia
Tigris
&
Euphrates
·
How earliest civilization
emerged?
·
India
Indus&Ganga
·
correctness
of
agriculture
irrigation
system
·
China yellow
·
agriculture
surplus
ex
-nee
·
Peru
Supe
·
division
of
Aory-productsy,
trade wealth
·
Egypt
Nile
·
villages
towns
cities
·
protection
&
city's
walls, armies,
management
ruling class,
government
Civilization
·
success
of humans
in the river
valleys. Foragers
& Nomads
·
secrets
of
cultivating
food
crops
·
impossible
population parcels
in the
right
place
of
unoccupied
lands
putrients in
the soil
·
agrarian
society
human
community
·
large-scale irrigation
systems
small
foraging
communities
control water max
the
produces nomads,
semi-nomads,
pastoralist
mobilize
sufficient labor forconstruction
family
and tribal units
·
enduring process
of
developments spart-time
sedentary
·
io
relocation
development
of urban
settlements & cultures
-Yetoric
prod
Neolithic
Age
c.C.
10, ODD
Paleolithic
Age
(B.C.
2,500,
10,000)
Bronze
Age
(.
(.
1,
B.
C.2.5M the
emergence
of human
Australopithecines
stone tools
arly
Neolithic Neolithic Revolution
CB.2. K-5K) (Agriculture
Revolution (
Home habilis
fotaging
agriculture
self-sustain
nomadic
lifestyles
& animal domestication
belief
system
shaman human
population
Home
erectus B.C. 1.7M complicated
tool kits
access to resources
first
migrating groups
same
economic level:
tombs
shelters CaVeS
community
village
safer
lifestyles
B.
C.500K
the
use
of fire
cooked food
ate Neolithic
community
village
towi
technologies
(source
of
light,
B. (.5kak)
c neartrade
routes
B.C.250K Home
sapiens
new
technology
water
B.
C. 200K
150k Homo
sapiens
sapiens
power
& hierarchical structures
Home
sapiens
B.C.
20K
spread
outside Africa
·
Eve:
power
from above
I
Argentinal
(B.(.3k 1.2k)
I
it oh
energy
sapiens
·
Gesual:
power
from below
B.
C. San Bushmen (@South
Africal
size
and wealth
of tombs
B.C.17K
Lascaux
Cave (&Southwestern styles
of households
B.C.11.5K
Earth:warmer
France) divisionof
labor
B. C. 10K Humans ate everywhere
the
pace
of
change
varied
&. C.9k
Cuevas de
las Manos
Bronze
Age
coppert
tim=
bronze
Greece VS.
Romat
·
Indo-European (Steppes
·
Indo-European
·
Mountains:
isolate/separate
path/arable
land
·
Apennines:
lowerless
rocky
-> divide
agriculture
·
Sea: Medittertanian charitime routes
·
Rome
->
center/strategic
Crossroads
CEWSNSS
make
contact/spread
power
·
Tiber River:access
to the
sea/safe/crossing
Mycenean Early Rome/
Estotyeas
(
Illiad)
(Indo-Europeans
a
fortress, loosely
bond
Monarchy
·
sap
of
Goddess Venus and a
prince
of
Troy
downfall, earthquakes/attack (Latin
speakers
order of
God:
settlement
in Rome
insecute
(Indo-European
·
RomacTrojan)=>1)
Greek cheroics
Dark
Age
population
I
knowledged
food
(Indo-european
&
Remus:Latium
plain
Migration (Aegean
Seal Asia Minor
·
twin sons
of Mars (warl and a
princess
Phoenician
Phonecian
alphabets
·
regained
the throne
found
city
of Rome
(semitics
2
epics:
Iliad
&Odyssey
(Homet)
·
pot
of Rome (Bronze
Ages
pastoral
Coral
tradition/history?
·
hut settlement
villages, kingdom
che: heroes/family
& friends/hopor
·
seven
kings,
building
program
v
bravery
cot)/
loyalty
& HH
(I)
Roman
m
of
gement:
commonwealth
Archaic
Age
urbanized life cisty/Polis:citadel republic
·
supreme
authority:
people
city-states)
·
rural farmers
tribute conqallItaly
acropolis
->
assembly
cactivities
·
core
v:
discipline,persistence, courage e
Pical
system=>1) tocracy
·
system
of
federation
Aligarchy
democracy
⑧
alwerial
expon
other
parts)
large polis
&
nee
agri surplus
Polis
·
had been
threatened from
otherLatin
middle class/commoners
alliance
local affairs
·
distribution
of
power
citizenship
firm &
cruelty
rewarding system
tyrant:
over
throw other's
power
persisting
armies
ship
-> some
rights
establishing
firm control
11
&
(
):
v2)f
=
3)slaves/aliens fortified towns
strategic
locations
military system
replace
aristocrats, creads to these settlements
& Romes
are:
Orderly
as
equal
here
Roads: military/communication
Smilitary/elighty
stone slabs/smooth
surface/strong
·
I:freedom=> estate/households
He
Magites=>CED
elections
·
30+ vate/z
kings
male citizens
consuls:administration/armies/vetor
pair
·
ephors
=>smenceducationconducti
practors:
civil law scheif
judicials
&
say
"no"to the outside world
administrative officials:
specialized
Athens =>
democracy
Sate
=>
Upper
Assembly/
influential
·
Monarchial aristocratic
tyrant
·
300
men (life/selected advice
·
Solon:
debF/slaves/participation
Plebians vs.
Patricians clower vs.
upper
·
Cleisthenes:council of sop/law
voting
·
plutocracy
wealths
.
nobles/landowner
real
authority/father
·
peasant/artisan
· election
Greek
expansion
carable
land)
·
election X
v
·
military
&
religious
Persians vs. Greeks
&
very
few
rights
· "the centuries of
·
defensive
Sparta
alliances
fight
assembly"
· Pelian
League
(Athens)
struggle
of plebians
rebuilding
program/allies
tribute
Athens
·
assembly.
law:
marriage-PlexPatri
·
consuls
right
to
pass
law
·
intermarriage
=>
new
aristocracy
The
Age
of
Athens
=>
Democracy
cgee
the
Mediterrace
at
the
Athenian Empire
assembly:
all of18+
-golden agel
·
lower-class
government
officials
southern
Spain,
Sardinia,Corsica,
Silicy]
·
public meeting
Acropolis (days)
he Punic
Wars
masterof Mediterranean
-nee
Hellenic
Age
·
salary/public
affairs
·
Rome vs. Hellenistic
World, Romer
·
aristocrats
->
most
important
offices
Ratexpat
sick
afactor
a
decent
cal Writing, being
dated *
·
Herodotus: Persian war
?
·
Petrayal:
declar wars defensives
·
Thucydides:Peloponnesian
war
y
·
later
-> territorial
expansion
economic
·
prose:
factual
report.
Istoria slave
labors
glory-powerf
-metamas
Humanism
competition
but noble families
·
religious tragedies
-me
of "the Roman
Repic"
·
god/fateldilemmal
minds ·
internal
stability
d
·
farmer- soldier
Gal
Art
harmony/balance
·
military operations,
unemployment
·
ifeal:
too
beautiful to be real
·
senator-> lands slave
labors
·
inequality
·
elevate
human's emotion
·
civil wars
·
untest
·
e.g.
nude
-of
Julius Caesar 3-man
rule
·
hitecture arts
of westerin
·
military
generals
=>
personal
armies
·
three
important:
Crassus, Pompey,
Caesat
·
Potic/Ionic/corinthian
·
destroy
the balance of
power
republic
I
·
e.g. Open-air
hall we columns
·
dictatorship,
laws:
debtt,"s
estate
-eren
Acropolic
free,
land
distribution,
X
senatey,
senated
& hill of Athen
·
Egyptian
solarcalendar
Athena
(wisdom
wat
The Roman
Augutus=>Octorian
cists/ordinary
citizens
Assphy->
diverse/rational
Empire
·
imperial
state
·adoptive
son of J.C.
·
general
fundamental
questions cearly
·
senate= title
of
imperator/commander
(i.e. World, universe, human,
reasons
·
hold the
traditional offices of Roman
Repub
·
reasons/logical arguments
·
overruled
the senate uniform
imperial
·
escientific
approach
Claudian Pyaty (Augustus
·
Hippocrates
medicine
·
election:next four
imperators
·
Socrates
/
Plato/Pythagorus/Aristotle
· absolute monarch
tolerance
diplomacy
Relige
mass The
Bygoe
=>
imperial
command
·
majority: god/goddess
Ration
=> Culture force: center
·
Zeus in
Athena
(wisdom/war, Apollo
·
Roman
of
empire
Aphrodite cloves,
Poseidon
·
local elites self-romanization
sm/poverty
·
Ritual of Sacrifice:animal
·
civilized/fashionable
--
political power
·
oracle afemale
priest (Apollo/elphis
·
"Roman
Empire"
Senate:
·
dichotomy:
religious noble/wealthy
families
"Pax Roman"
· dramatists
question
the role
of
gods?
·
rebellion
->
firm &
cruelty
no
mercy
·
philosophers
risk theirlives
·
Hadrian War Roman
Plyme=>
Worship
gods (yts) Virgil
=>
divine mission
to rule the
world
·
biw individuals diverse events
·
the Aeneid=
against
Homer's Illiad
·
wer:
herpes/patade/money
rent
·
bydevelopmentof
Real
Imperial
mindthe
·
all
Greeks were invited (polis
in
Greco-Roman"
·
political
harmony
shared
community
·
heavy
influence of the Greek civilization.
·
mnification
of Greeks (cultures
·
Greeks
arrived
Romans
(thought, practices
family
& Gender
&
Relationship
·
Greek
manuscripts/artwork
Rome
more reason
one
·
nuclear
family.
Monogamy
claws
·
slaves, tutors (sent son
to Athens,
·
o* Athens
FAthens:Athers
v
·
willing
transmitters of Greek
culture