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AP World History Timelines

Bill Strickland

East Grand Rapids High School

Setting the Stage

I assigned these timelines this year for the first time, and I have yet to see how effective they are in

helping my students organize APWH content. (Note: I use Bentley & Zeigler's Traditions & Encounters,

2 Ed. so the chapters numbers are all keyed to that textbook.)

nd I use this timeline together with the "Must-Know Dates." Basically I require students to place the selected information on the timeline. Students tell me it helps them visualiz e where and when each event

is located in the "tapestry" of world history. Students will often ask, "Where [in what geographic region]

does NATO belong? Americas or Europe?" I usually reflect the question right back to them and ask

them to interpret the evidence for themselves. This is an important step in them discovering their own

interpretive "voice" re: history.

Ideally, if students complete the timelines for all five eras (Foundations, 600-1450, etc.) they should

have a chronological "map" that they should be able to use at the end of the year for review. Note that

the timelines themselves are printed on 8-1/2" x 14" (legal size) paper. When I use this in class, I enlarge

the legal size paper to 11" x 17" (tablet) size so students have more room to write.

For the last page, "World History Empires at a Glance" I tried to give a condensed version of all the

information on all the timelines. I created this page just before the Lesson Jamboree deadline, and I

haven't used it in class yet, so I don't know how effective it will be. It's obviously not a list of all

empires, just the ones I've spent class time studying.

Teachers should feel free to add, delete, edit any/all names to suit their own emphasis and historical

interpretation.

Hope this helps,

Bill Strickland

East Grand Rapids HS

East Grand Rapids, MI

These chapter number are from the "Bentley Brief" textbook packets.

1AP World History1Name ______________________

Timeline - FoundationsMay 4, 2009

Place the following events, people, empires, etc. on the timeline, giving approx. dates where appropriate.

Suggestion: color each column of information a unique color. (e.g. all People written in blue, Gov'ts ingreen, etc.) Also be sure to place all of the "Must Know Dates" events on this timeline.

Chapter People Gov't/ Empires Events

Ch 1

Prehistory -

Ancient

Mesopotamia

1Neandertal Cro-MagnonSargon HammurabiAbrahampastoralistsAgricultural Rev.Çatal HüyükEpic of Gilgameshbronzeiron

Ch 2 Egypt MenesOld, Middle, New1

Kingdoms

Ch 3 Ancient

India & China

1HarappaMohenjo-DaroShia (Xia), Shang, &

Zhou Dynasties

Era of Warring StatesVedas Upanishads"Solidification" of Caste

System

oracle bones

Ch 4 Ancient

Americas &

Oceania

1OlmecsChavínMochicaNazcaMaya(n)"land bridge" migration to

Americas

Popul Vuh

settlement of islands throughout Oceania

Ch 7 Persia DariusCyrun Achaemenid Empire

Ch 8 Classical

ChinaConfucius MenciusLaoze Ban ZhaoQi ShuhuangdiQin DynastyHan Dynasty

Confucianism

Daoism Legalism

Yellow Turban Rebellion

Ch 9 Classical

IndiaAshoka MauryaChandra GuptaSiddhartha GautamaMauryan DynastyGupta Dynasty

Buddhism

Ch 10 Greece Pericles Socrates

PlatoAristotle

Alexander the Great

Ch 11 Rome Julius & Augustus Caesar

Trajan Constantine

Jesus of NazarethRoman RepublicRoman Empire

Pax Romana

Christianity

"split" of Roman Empire

Ch 12 Silk

RoadsDiocletianAttilaGermanic Invasions"Fall" of Rome

AP World History2Name ______________________

Timeline - 600-1450May 4, 2009

Place the following events, people, empires, etc. on the timeline, giving approx. dates where appropriate.

Suggestion: color each column of information a unique color. (e.g. all People written in blue, Gov'ts ingreen, etc.) Also be sure to place all of the "Must Know Dates" events on this timeline

UnitPeople Gov't/ Empires Events

Ch 13 Byzantium Justinian & Theodora

Charlemagne

Prince VladimirByzantineJustinian's CodeHagia SophiaGreat Schism

Ch 14 Islam Muhammad

Khadija

Abu BakrAbbasid CaliphateUmayyad Caliphate

hijra

Ch 15 Tang/Song

China

Song Taizu

Tang TaizongSui DynastySong DynastyTang DynastyNara JapanHeian Japanblock printingNeo-Confucianismcivil service examinations"flying cash"fast-ripening riceGrand Canal

Ch 16 Post-

Classical IndiaSultanate of DelhiAngkor WatIslam º India

Bhakti movement

Ch 17 Feudal

EuropeCharlemagneVikings

Ch 18 Mongols Temujin (Genghis Khan)

Khubilai Khan

Marco Polo

Mehmet the Conqueror

TamerlaneYuan DynastyOttoman Empire

Battle of Manzikert

Bubonic Plague(s)

Ch 19 pre-1500

Africa

Mansa Musa

BantusAxumGreat Zimbabwe

Ch 20 Medieval

EuropeLeif EricssonThomas AquinasPope Urban IIWilliam the ConquerorHoly Roman Empirereconquistascholasticism

Ch 21 Pre-1500

Americas

Montezuma

AtahualpaAztec EmpireInca Empire

Ch 22 Silk

Routes (trans-

regional)Bartelomeo DiasVasco da GamaChristopher ColumbusIbn BattutaMichelangeloLocation(s) of Portu-

guese, Spanish,

Dutch, French,

English, & Chinese

explorationsBlack Plague(s)Hundred Years WarYongle Encyclopedia

AP World History3Name ______________________

Timeline - 1450-1750 (Early Modern)May 4, 2009

Place the following events, people, empires, etc. on the timeline, giving approx. dates where appropriate.

Suggestion: color each column of information a unique color. (e.g. all People written in blue, Gov'ts ingreen, etc.) Also be sure to place all of the "Must Know Dates" events on this timeline

ChapterPeopleGov't/Empires Events

Ch 23 Age of

ExplorationVasco de BalboaChristopher ColumbusVasco da GamaBartolomeu DiasPrince Henry the NavigatorFerdinand MagellanSpain PortugalFrance England

Columbian Exchange

joint stock company

7 Years' War

East India company

Ch 24 Early

Modern

Europe

Louis XIV

Peter/Catherine the Great

Gutenberg Machiavelli

SmithLocke

HobbesVoltaire

Rouseau Copernicus

Galileo Martin Luther

Loyola John CalvinHRE FranceEngland Russia

Protestant Reformation

Catholic (Counter)

Reformation

Council of Trent

Enlightenment

Spanish Inquisition

Ch 25 Colonial

Americas

Atahualpa Montezuma

CortesPizarroAztec Inca Treaty of Tordesillas

Jamestown

Quebec

Ch 26 Early

Modern AfricaSunni AliSonghayTriangle Tradediaspora

Ch 27 Early

Modern

E. AsiaKangxi Matteo RicciQianlong Zheng HeTokugawa IeyasuMing QingTokugawa Shogunate

Neo-confucianism

Forbidden City

"Dutch learning"

Ch 28 Muslim

"Gunpowder"

EmpiresAkbarMehmed II

Ottomans

Battle of Chaldiran

AP World History4Name ______________________

Timeline - 1750-1914May 4, 2009

Place the following events, people, empires, etc. on the timeline, giving approx. dates where appropriate.

Suggestion: color each column of information a unique color. (e.g. all People written in blue, Gov'ts ingreen, etc.) Also be sure to place all of the "Must Know Dates" events on this timeline

Chapter People Gov't/EmpiresEvents

Ch 30 Age of

RevolutionSimón BolívarJosé de San MartínGeorge WashingtonNapoleon BonaparteOtto von BismarckMaximilien RobespierreAlfred DreyfusOlympe de GougesElizabeth Cady StantonPrince Klemens von

Metternich

Theodore Herzl7 Years WarAmerican Revolution/

Independence Struggle

French Revolution

Trafalgar

Russian invasion

Waterloo

Haitian Revolution

Congress of Vienna

Age of Metternich

Latin American Revolutions

Ch 31

Industrial

RevolutionHenry FordIndustrial RevolutionWhitney's cotton ginMarx's Communist Manifesto

Ch 32 1800s

AmericasAbraham LincolnBenito JuárezJuan Manuel de RosasPorfirio Díaz"Pancho" VillaJohn MacDonaldCanada (Dominion

of Canada)Louisiana PurchaseManifest DestinyMexican Revolution 1823La ReformaMexican Revolution, 1910

Ch 33 1800s

Asian Empires

Muhammad Ali

Alexander II

Dowager Empress Cixi

"Young Turks"Qing Dynasty Tanzimat Reforms

Taiping Rebellion

Meiji Restoration

Boxer Rebellion

Russo-Japanese War

Ch 34

ImperialismCharles DarwinQueen VictoriaSocial Darwinism"White Man's Burden"Spanish-American WarSuez CanalPanama CanalMonroe DoctrineOpium War(s)Battle of OmdurmanBerlin ConferenceOpen Door Policy

AP World History5Name ______________________

Timeline - 1914 - presentMay 4, 2009

Place the following events, people, empires, etc. on the timeline, giving approx. dates where appropriate.

Suggestion: color each column of information a unique color. (e.g. all People written in blue, Events ingreen, etc.) Also be sure to place all of the "Must Know Dates" events on this timeline

ChapterPeopleEvents

Ch 35 World

War IKaiser Wilhelm IMustafa Kemal "Ataturk"Nicholas IVladimir LeninWoodrow WilsonSchlieffen Plan Sinking of the Lusitania

Easter Rebellion Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

February Revolution October Revolution

Wilson's 14 Points Treaty of Versailles

League of Nations

Ch 36 Age of

AnxietySigmund FreudJohn Maynard KeynesJoseph Stalin Mohandas GandhiMuhammad Ali JinnahSun Yatsen Mao ZedongChiang Kai-shek (Jiang Jieshi)Augusto César SandinoAnastacio Somoza GarciaRussian Civil War Stalin's 5-Year Plan(s)Mein KampfAmritsar Massacre

May Fourth Movement

Three Principles of the People

Great Depression the "Long March"

Mukden Incident Good Neighbor Policy

Ch 37 World

War II

Winston Churchill

Franklin Roosevelt

Harry Truman Joseph Stalin

Hideki Tojo Adolf Hitler

Benito MussoliniSpanish Civil War Austrian Anschluss

Munich Conference Rape of Nanjing

Battle of StalingradD-Day

Hiroshima/Nagasaki

Ch 38 The Cold

War

Nikita Khrushchev

Leonid Brezhnev

Mikhail Gorbachev

Boris Yeltsin Vladimir Putin

Ho Chi Minh

Kim Il SungYalta & Potsdam Conf's United NationsTruman DoctrineMarshall Plan

Berlin Blockade/Airlift

NATO & Warsaw Pact

Korean War

Berlin WarCuban Missile Crisis

Vietnam War

Ch 39 Retreat

from EmpireJomo Kenyatta Gamal NassarNelson MandelaJawaharlal Nehru Anwar SadatAyatollah KhomeiniSaddam Hussein Yasser ArafatRichard NixonDeng Xiao PingIndependence of India Birth of IsraelBandung Conference Great Leap ForwardCultural Revolution Tiananmen SquareIndependence of (much/most) of African

colonies

Ch 40 World

without Borders

Osama bin Laden

Indira GandhiGlobalization European Union (EU)World Trade Org. (WTO)N. Am. Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)

AP World History

World Empires at a Glance

Region Foundations -

600

C.E.600-

1450 C.E.1450-

1750 C.E.1750-

1914 C.E.1914 C.E.-

present

Global

Portugal

Spain Dutch

Britain

FranceBritainFranceGermanyU.S.

Britain

France

U.S.

East Asia

Shang Zhou Qin Han

SuiTangSong

Ming

QingQing

South Asia

Maurya

GuptaDelhi

SultanateMughal

SE Asia

Angkor

SW Asia

(Middle

East)SumerEgyptPersiaUmayyadAbbasid

Ottoman

SafavidOttoman

N & Central

AsiaMongol

Sub-Saharan

AfricaGhanaMaliSahelZimbabwe

Europe

Greece

RomePortugalSpainBritainHoly Roman

EmpireHoly Roman

Empire

Britain

Germany

N. America

Olmec

ToltecMayanAztec

S. America

Chavín

Mochica

NazcaInca

Bill Stricklandbstrickl@egrps.orgAP World History Timeline - Foundations Prehistory 2,000 B.C.E.1,500 1,000 5000 C.E. 200 400600 C.E.

E Asia

SE Asia

S Asia

Mid-East

N & C Asia

Europe

Africa

Americas

Oceania

Global

Bill Stricklandbstrickl@egrps.orgAP World History Timeline 600-1450 C.E.

600 C.E.700 800 900 1000110012001300 1400 1500

E Asia

SE Asia

S Asia

Mid-East

N & C Asia

Europe

Africa

Americas

Oceania

Global

Bill Stricklandbstrickl@egrps.orgAP World History Timeline 1450-1750 C.E.

1450 C.E.150015501600165017001750

E Asia

SE Asia

S Asia

Mid-East

N & C Asia

Europe

Africa

Americas

Oceania

Global

Bill Stricklandbstrickl@egrps.orgAP World History Timeline 1750-1914 C.E.

1750 C.E.177518001825185018751900

E Asia

SE Asia

S Asia

Mid-East

N & C Asia

Europe

Africa

Americas

Oceania

Global

Bill Stricklandbstrickl@egrps.orgAP World History Timeline 1914-Present

1914 C.E.193019451960197519902005

E Asia

SE Asia

S Asia

Mid-East

N & C Asia

Europe

Africa

Americas

Oceania

Global

Bill Strickland, East Grand Rapids High Schoolbstrickl@egrps.orgWorld History Empires at a GlanceMay 4, 2009

8,000 BCE1,000 0 CE600 1450175019142000

E Asia

SE Asia

S Asia

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