History Timeline

World history, according to Wikipedia

• Hawaii - Wikipedia - 1959
• Alaska Statehood Act - Wikipedia - 1959
• Washington (state) - Wikipedia - 1889
• Unification of Germany - Wikipedia - 1866-1871
• Unification of Italy - Wikipedia - 1848-1871
• Alaska Purchase - Wikipedia - 1867
• Gadsden Purchase - Wikipedia - 1853
• Texas annexation - Wikipedia - 1845
• War of 1812 - Wikipedia - 1812-1815
• Napoleonic Wars - Wikipedia - 1803-1815
  1. War of the Third Coalition (1803–1806)
  2. War of the Fourth Coalition (1806–1807)
  3. War of the Fifth Coalition (1809)
  4. War of the Sixth Coalition (1813–1814)
  5. War of the Seventh Coalition (1815)
  6. Peninsular War (1807–1814)
  7. French invasion of Russia (1812)
• Haitian Revolution - Wikipedia - 1791-1804
• Louisiana Purchase - Wikipedia - 1803
• Aztecs - Wikipedia - 1325-1521
• Maya civilization - Wikipedia - 250-1697
• Toltec Empire - Wikipedia - 674-1122
• Crusades - 1096-1221
• Norman Conquest - Wikipedia - 1066
• History of Normandy - Wikipedia - 790-1030
• Zapotec civilization - Wikipedia - 700 BC-1521 AD
• Viking activity in the British Isles - Wikipedia - 8th to 11th century
• Charlemagne - Wikipedia - 747-814
• Nazca culture - Wikipedia - 100 BC-800 AD
• Teotihuacan - Wikipedia - 200-750
• King Arthur - Wikipedia - late 5th and early 6th centuries
• Saint George - Wikipedia - ?-303
• Roman conquest of Britain - Wikipedia - 43–84

• Iron Age - Wikipedia - 1200-500 BC
• Roman Republic - Wikipedia - 509-27 BC
• Etruscan civilization - Wikipedia - 900-27 BC
• Julius Caesar - Wikipedia - 100-44 BC
• Julius Caesar’s invasions of Britain - Wikipedia - 55 BC and 54 BC
• Gallic Wars - Wikipedia - 58-50 BC
• Paracas culture - Wikipedia - 800-100 BC
• Galatia - Wikipedia - 280–64 BC
• Alexander the Great - Wikipedia - 356-323 BC
• Olmecs - Wikipedia - 1200-400 BC
• Bronze Age - Wikipedia- 3300-1200 BC
• Stonehenge - Wikipedia - 3000 BC
• Kennewick Man - Wikipedia - 7000 BC
• Doggerland - Wikipedia - 6,500-6,200 BC
• Göbekli Tepe - Wikipedia - 9500-8000 BC
• Jericho - Wikipedia - 9600 BCE

Geological history

• Quaternary Period - Wikipedia
  • Holocene - Wikipedia - 11,700 BP-present
  • Pleistocene Epoch - Wikipedia - 2.6 million BP
    • Younger Dryas - Wikipedia - 12,900-11,700 BP
    • Bølling–Allerød warming - Wikipedia - 14,700-12,700 BP
    • Lascaux Cave- Wikipedia - 17,000 BCE
    • Last Glacial Maximum - Wikipedia - 20,000 BP
    • Blombos Cave - Wikipedia - 100,000 BCE
    • Eemian Interglacial (MIS 5e)- Wikipedia - 130,000-115,000 BP
    • Illinoian (stage) (MIS 6) - Wikipedia - 190,000-130,000 BP
    • Marine Isotope Stage 7 (MIS 7) Interglacial - Wikipedia - 245,000-190,000 BP
• Neogene - Wikipedia
  • Pliocene Epoch - Wikipedia - 5.3-2.6 million BP
  • Miocene Epoch - Wikipedia - 23-5.3 million BP
• Paleogene Period- Wikipedia
  • Oligocene Epoch- Wikipedia - 34-23 Million BP
  • Eocene Epoch- Wikipedia- 56-34 Million BP
  • Paleocene Epoch- Wikipedia - 66-56 million BP
• Cretaceous Period - Wikipedia - 145-66 million BP
• Jurassic Period - Wikipedia - 201-145 million BP
• Triassic Period - Wikipedia - 252-201 million BP

References