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Neolithic Revolution
10,000 BC – Shift from food gathering to food producing
Development of Writing
4000 BC – People began to keep inventories with clay tokens, eventually clay tablets with pictograms and then symbols for each phonetic sound
Body of Civil Law
529 CE – Justinian's code of Roman Laws that was the basis of imperial law in the Eastern Roman Empire and much of the legal system of Europe
Agricultural Revolution of the Middle Ages
1000 CE – Invention of the wheeled plow to pull horses without choking them – Wheelbarrow, harrow and watermills increased productivity
Crusades
1095 CE – Pope Urban II called on European Christians to free the Holy Land from the Muslim Turks. –Muslims and Christians persecuting each other leads to intolerance, continues today
Black Death
1347 CE – Killed approx. 40% European population – Peaked in Europe between 1348 and 1350. – Suggested to have been brought to Europe by fleas on merchant ships from Asia. Killed approx. – 25-50 million people, but economic life improved for the survivors.
The Great Schism
1378 CE – Also called Western Schism, a period of division in the Roman Catholic Church, during which rival popes reigned at Rome and Avignon
Italian Renaissance
14th century – This is the name given to the opening phase of the Renaissance that began in the late 14th century in Europe. – Period of intellectual learning, literature, art and culture
Christopher Columbus Discovering America
1492 CE – Italian explorer that discovered the New World under the funding of Spain. – Trying to sail west to reach India – He landed in the Bahamas and thought it was in India. – He named the land the West Indies. – This opened up North & South America and he claimed land for Spain
Protestant Reformation
1517 CE – Martin Luther's challenge to the Catholic Church calling for a return to what he understood to the purer practices and beliefs of the early church