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Periods of History (pages 74 and 75)

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Periods of History, Reading pages 74 and 75 of Natural Sciences Books.

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periods of history. What periods of history can you name? Read and think. One, read and look at 00:00:00
the timeline. Find the name of A, the longest period of history, B, the period we're in now, 00:00:08
C, the period that ended in 1492. Very important period. History is divided into different periods. 00:00:16
Each period of history starts and ends with an important event. 00:00:25
Prehistory started when humans first appeared and started to use tools. 00:00:30
It ended when people invented writing. 00:00:35
Ancient history started when people invented writing. 00:00:38
It ended when the Roman Empire fell. 00:00:42
The Middle Ages started when the Roman Empire fell. 00:00:45
They ended when Columbus discovered America. 00:00:49
the early modern age started when columbus discovered america it ended when the french 00:00:52
revolution happened in many countries the modern age started when the french revolution happened 00:01:00
in spain the modern age started with the war of independence every year has a number for example 00:01:06
1492. Each year belongs to a century. A century is a period of 100 years. For example, 1492 00:01:15
belongs to the 15th century. 476 belongs to the 5th century. We count years starting from 00:01:26
the year 1. This was when Jesus Christ was born. Years and centuries after Jesus was 00:01:35
born are called AD. Years and centuries before Jesus was born are called BC. 00:01:42
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