The Middle East and conquest

May 26th, 2007 ~ Potpourri for 100, Alex

All right, I’m trying to get ready for a trip, so I can’t believe I’m taking time to blog right now, but this is the type of thing I just love the internet for. A friend sent me this, an animated timeline of how empires have come and gone in the Middle East, Europe and northern Africa from 3000 BC to the present. It’s a tiny little cram-for-the-final history helper and it’s all in pretty colors!

The link is HERE.

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4 Responses to “The Middle East and conquest”

  1. Karen Said:

    I’ve checked out this site (I’m going to be a social studies teacher, and used this site in a fake lesson plan I had to create for a certification class. Informative, ain’t it? I plan on using it if I ever teach World History.

  2. Karen Said:

    LOL… could you please delete two of the three responses above? I didn’t think the first two posted… thanks…

  3. Grace Said:

    Deleting responses: Done. Anything worth saying is worth saying three times, right?

    Glad to know this animated graphic checks out factually. I realized I wouldn’t really know if they got a lot of that wrong.

  4. Nicodemus Said:

    Grace - that is a really cool map! Only recently has there been any independence at all - amazing! Makes you wonder when the next big empire will take over. I am forwarding this to all of my history buff friends.

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