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In what location did most of early civilazations develop

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Dentro de la Historia se distinguen etapas más cortas, tradicionalmente se divide la Historia para su estudio en edades.

División de la historia

La Edad Antigua. Va desde la invención de la escritura, aproximadamente hacia el año 3500 a.C. hasta la caída del Imperio Romano de Occidente, a fines del siglo V.

La Edad Media. Se desarrolla desde la caída del Imperio Romano de Occidente hasta el descubrimiento de América por Cristóbal Colón, a finales del siglo XV

La Edad Moderna. Desde el descubrimiento de América (fines del s. XV) hasta el inicio de la Revolución Francesa (a finales del siglo XVIII.

La Edad Contemporánea. Desde la Revolución Francesa (fines del s. XVIII) hasta la actualidad

La Historia del Tiempo Presente. Estudia el periodo que abarca desde la Segunda Guerra Mundial (en 1945) hasta la actualidad.

A lo largo de la Edad Antigua se forman los primeros Imperios, vamos a estudiar algunos datos de las civilizaciones fluviales más cercanas: Mesopotamia y Egipto.

Principales características históricas de la Edad Antigua:

– Surgimiento y desarrollo de la vida urbana

– Poderes políticos centralizados en manos de reyes

– Sociedades marcadas por la estratificación social

– Desarrollo de las religiones organizadas (en su mayoría politeístas)

– Militarismo y continuas guerras por la ocupación del máximo territorio.

– Desarrollo y fortalecimiento del comercio

– Desarrollo del sistema de cobranza de impuestos y obligaciones sociales.

– Creación de sistemas jurídicos (Leyes)

– Desarrollo cultural y artístico.

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