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Prehistory The AncientWorld

Middle Ages TheModernAge

TheComtemporaryAge

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From the appearance of the

first human beings until theinvention of writing, 5000 yearsago: more than 2 million years.

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PREHISTORICAL PERIOD

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STONEHENGE

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STONEHENGEFROM ABOVE

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CAVE PAINTINGS

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VENUS OF WILLENDORF

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PREHISTORIC TOOLS

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From the invention of writing to the end of the RomanEmpire in theyear 476: about 3500 years.

Writing was invented at the same time in different places,about 5000 years ago: in China, Egypt, Mexico etc.

The wheel was invented. Transport and business developed

very quickly.

The Roman Empire was one of the great civilizations of theAncient World. It started in Italy and included many placesaround the Mediterranean Sea, including Spain.

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ANCIENT HISTORY

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Roman Civilization:

Colisseum

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Egyptian Civilization:

Pyramids

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Greek Civilization:PARTHENON

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From the end of the Roman Empire to the discovery of America in 1492:About 1000 years

During this period there were a lot of small kingdoms, ruled by kings.

In kingdoms, people were organised in different groups:

a) Nobles: They lived in castles and they had their own armies.

b) Clergy: They lived in monasteries. Often, they were the only peoplewho could read and write.

a) Craftsmen and merchants: They lived in the cities and formed the firstbusinesses. Because of these people, shops and markets were builtand the cities grew.

a) Peasants: They looked after the farms and animals of the nobles and clergy

They were the biggest and poorest group.

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MIDDLE AGES

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NOBLES

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CLERGYPriests, nuns, monks

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Craftsmen and merchants

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PEASANTS

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From the discovery of America to the French Revolutionin 1789: about 300 years.

At the beginning of the Modern Age the small kingdomsjoined into big countries.

The biggest countries started to explore the world and form empires.

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MODERN AGE

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The discovery of America

Christopher Columbus

Santa MaraLa PintaLa Nia

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The discovery of America

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Liberty and equality for everyone. The French Revolutias a fight between people who wanted to keep powernd money for themselves an others who wanted to shareem between everyone.

he steam engine was the motor of the Industrial Revolution.

was very powerful and made work quicker and more efficiwas used in agriculture, transport, industrial machines, et

From the French Revolution to today:more than 200 years.

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The Contemporary Age

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The French Revolution 1789-1799

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The Steam Engine (18th century)