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Why this periodization? Unit 1: 8000 BCE – 600 CE Why this periodization?

Agricultural Revolutions

Transition from clan to village to cities to civilizations to empires

1st river valley civilizations Emerged where agriculture, aided by irrigation, flourished Nile Tigris-Euphrates Indus Huang He

Origins of trade and trade networks Jericho and Catal Huyuk (chaht-l-hoo-yook) Silk Roads Trans Sahara Indian Ocean Mediterranean

Development of culture & religion

Development of Empires Persia Rome Han Gupta Hellenistic

Beginnings of Syncretism