World History Eras World History/Weaver. Era 1 Beginning to 4000 BCE The Beginning of Human Society Reading a Timeline.

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World History Eras World History/Weaver

Era 1 Beginning to 4000 BCE The Beginning of Human Society Reading a Timeline

Era BCE to 1000 BCE Early Civilizations and Cultures

Era BCE to 300 CE Classical Traditions and Major Empires

Era CE to 1500 CE Expanding Hemispheric Interactions

Era 5 15 th to 18 th Centuries First Global Age

Era CE to 1914 CE Age of Global Revolutions

Era CE to 1945 CE Global Crisis and Achievement

Era to Present Cold War and its Aftermath

World History Eras Era 1 – Beginning to 4000 BCE Era 2 – 4000 BCE to 1000 BCE Era 3 – 1000 BCE to 300 CE Era 4 – 300 CE to 1500 CE Era 5 – 15 th to 18 th Centuries Era 6 – 1776 CE to 1914 CE Era 7 – 1900 CE to 1945 CE Era 8 – 1945 to Present

World History Eras Trivia Ballpoint Pen Harpoon Thimble Barbed Wire Velcro Button Ice Cream Tuning Fork  Era 7 (1938) Hungary by Laszlo Biro  Era 1 – (9000 BCE) Polar Civilization  Era 4 – (1000 CE) Byzantium  Era 6 – (1873) USA by Joseph Glidden  Era 8 – (1948) Switzerland by George deMestral  Era 2 – Indus Valley – (3000BC) reinvented Germany 1235  Era 3 – (400 BCE) Persia  Era 5 – (1711) England by John Shore Can you place these inventions in the correct Era? Extra Points for identifying region or country where first used.