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

2 Agricultural Revolutions

3 Transition from clan to village to cities to civilizations to empires

4 1st river valley civilizations
Emerged where agriculture, aided by irrigation, flourished Nile Tigris-Euphrates Indus Huang He

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

6 Development of culture & religion

7 Development of Empires
Persia Rome Han Gupta Hellenistic

8 Beginnings of Syncretism

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