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World History Timeline and Review

Pre-Historic Times Stone Age humans create cave paintings 2million BC Early humans begin using stone tools Stone Age humans create cave paintings 30,000 BC

Ice age to Neolithic Revolution 18,000 BC Last Ice Age covers most of Europe and North America 9,000 BC Agricultural Revolution leads to change in human habits.

Domestication and Civilization Animal Domestication River Valley civilizations emerge around 3,000 BC

Eight Features of Early Civilizations Cities Centralized Governments Complex Religions Job Specialization Social Classes Arts and Architecture Public Works Writing