Millennium History

Ancient history

  • stonehenge

    The impressive circle of gigantic standing stones that is Stonehenge It is located in the lowlands of southern England, about 120 kilometers from London. It is one of the most fascinating but least understood archaeological sites in the world. Stonehenge is just one of many stone circles that were

  • Neanderthal man

    The largest existing documentation on the Middle Palaeolithic is that related to the Neanderthal man , a hominid native to central and southern Europe that, over time, spread throughout the Middle East and central Asia. For some authors, it is a species not related to Homo sapiens, the Homo neander

  • Stonehenge:history and mysteries of construction

    Stonehenge it is the largest and best-preserved remains of the Neolithic Period, and to this day remains an enigma to scientists. Located in Amesbury, England, the stone circle is dated to 3100 BC. to 2075 BC and may have served different uses over the centuries. Situated 137 kilometers from Lond

  • Features of the Mesolithic Period

    The Mesolithic Period corresponds to the period of prehistoric transition between the Paleolithic (Age of Pedra Lascada) and the Neolithic (Age of Pedra Polida). This transition happened slowly and gradually, the Mesolithic being the period that encompasses this change. Mesolithic Period Hut, Scotl

  • Man in Prehistory

    The first phases of human evolution began about 7 million years ago in Africa. At this stage of life on Earth, according to scientists, there were three species of higher primates, chimpanzees, gorillas and humans. Three million years ago, the first humans were already walking vertically and had a

  • Paleolithic Period or Chipped Stone Age

    The Paleolithic Period orChipped Stone Age It is the first period of Prehistory and, together with the Neolithic, make up the so-called “Stone Age”, since stone was the main raw material used in the making of tools. Note that the term Paleolithic means old stone age while Neolithic means new stone a

  • Neolithic Period or Polished Stone Age

    TheNeolithic Period (from 8000 BC to 5000 BC), also called the Age of the Polished Stone is the second of prehistory and its main characteristic is the development of agropastoral societies. Dolmen Poulnabrone, Neolithic Tomb Portal, Ireland This period is called the Polished Stone Age, as instru

  • agricultural revolution

    The agricultural revolution was a period of change in the production system in Europe between the 18th and 19th centuries. This is called the second agricultural revolution. The first agricultural revolution took place 10,000 years BC, in the Neolithic period. At this time in history, men migrated

  • Prehistory (Abstract)

    Prehistory is the period of humanitys past that goes from the appearance of man to the invention of writing and spanning millions of years. The origin of humanity is the subject of research by archaeologists, paleontologists, geologists and biologists. His research is based on traces that have sur

  • Causes of the Industrial Revolution

    The causes of the Industrial Revolution are many:technological innovations at the service of production, available labor, stimulus to free trade and capital available for investment. The Industrial Revolution took place, starting in the 18th century in England and caused a great change in the econo

  • Napoleonic era

    The Napoleonic Era it took place from 1799 to 1815. It begins with the “Coup of the 18th Brumaire” and ends with the defeat of Napoleon Bonaparte at the Battle of Waterloo. Napoleon comes to power supported by the bourgeoisie and the army, as his government would be the guarantee of the continuatio

  • English Industrial Revolution

    The English Industrial Revolution began as a result of a series of economic, social and political factors that occurred in England in the second half of the eighteenth century . Causes of the English Industrial Revolution England was a unified country with a relatively stable political situation, f

  • Crisis of 1929 (Great Depression)

    The Crisis of 1929 , also known as “The Great Depression”, was the biggest crisis of financial capitalism. The economic collapse began in mid-1929 in the United States and spread throughout the capitalist world. Its effects lasted for a decade, with social and political ramifications. Causes of th

  • War in Syria

    The War in Syria began in 2011, within the context of the Arab Spring when there was a series of protests against the government of Bashar al-Assad (1965). The war took a heavy toll on an estimated civilian population of more than 24 million people in the first five years and is not over yet. Reaso

  • Questions about World War II

    The World War II it was a bloody conflict and meant a rupture in world history. Thats why college entrance exams, contests and the Enem test frequently charge this subject. To help you even more, we have prepared a selection of 10 questions with commented answers , so you can review this content a

  • Stages of the Industrial Revolution

    The stages of the industrial revolution understand the different moments since the beginning of the advance of the industrial process, which began in England in the 18th century. It is divided into three phases :First Industrial Revolution, Second Industrial Revolution and Third Industrial Revoluti

  • Questions about World War I

    The causes and consequences of the First World War (1914-1918) are usually collected in Enem and in entrance exams across the country. Therefore, we have prepared a review of exercises with annotated answers for you to prepare and achieve a place in the university. Good study! Question 1 (Enem-2

  • Economic blocks

    The Economic Blocks correspond to the union of countries of the same region to promote economic and social growth. At the end of the Second World War, and especially from the 1990s onwards, economic blocs multiplied around the world. What are economic blocs? Economic bloc is the association of sev

  • Russia

    Russia, whose official name is the Russian Federation, is the largest country by land area in the world. Although it is the 11th largest economy in the world, Russia has an important geopolitical role, as it is the second most armed country on the planet. General data from Russia Name :Russian Fed

  • Greatest Dictators in History

    The 20th century is full of examples of dictators in Europe, America, Africa and Asia. These are leaders who came to power, sometimes through democratic means or by forcibly overthrowing a constituted regime. They wanted to build a new society, and for that, they committed crimes against humanity.

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