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Contents

Introduction: How Do We Know What Happened?

What Is History?

What Is Archaeology?

Chapter One: The Earliest People

The First Nomads

The First Nomads Become Farmers

Chapter Two: Egyptians Lived on the Nile River

Two Kingdoms Become One

Gods of Ancient Egypt

Chapter Three: The First Writing

Hieroglyphs and Cuneiform

Chapter Four: The Old Kingdom of Egypt

Making Mummies

Egyptian Pyramids

Chapter Five: The First Sumerian Dictator

Sargon and the Akkadians

Chapter Six: The Jewish People

God Speaks to Abraham

Joseph Goes to Egypt

Chapter Seven: Hammurabi and the Babylonians

Hammurabi’s Code

Chapter Eight: The Assyrians

Shamshi-Adad, King of the Whole World

The Story of Gilgamesh

Chapter Nine: The First Cities of India

The River-Road

The Mystery of Mohenjo-Daro

Chapter Ten: The Far East: Ancient China

Lei Zu and the Silkworm

The Pictograms of Ancient China

Farming in Ancient China

Chapter Eleven: Ancient Africa

Ancient Peoples of West Africa

Anansi and Turtle

Anansi and the Make-Believe Food

Chapter Twelve: The Middle Kingdom of Egypt

Egypt Invades Nubia

The Hyksos Invade Egypt

Chapter Thirteen: The New Kingdom of Egypt

The General and the Woman Pharaoh

Amenhotep and King Tut

Chapter Fourteen: The Israelites Leave Egypt

The Baby Moses

The Exodus From Egypt

Chapter Fifteen: The Phoenicians

Phoenician Traders

The Founding of Carthage

Chapter Sixteen: The Return of Assyria

Ashurbanipal’s Attack

The Library of Nineveh

Chapter Seventeen: Babylon Takes Over Again!

Nebuchadnezzar’s Madness

The Hanging Gardens of Babylon

Chapter Eighteen: Life in Early Crete

Bull-Jumpers and Sailors

King Minos and the Minotaur

The Mysterious End of the Minoans

Chapter Nineteen: The Early Greeks

The Mycenaeans

The Greek Dark Ages

Chapter Twenty: Greece Gets Civilized Again

Greece Gets an Alphabet

The Stories of Homer

The First Olympic Games

Chapter Twenty-One: The Medes and the Persians

A New Empire

Cyrus the Great

Chapter Twenty-Two: Sparta and Athens

Life in Sparta

Life in Athens

Chapter Twenty-Three: The Greek Gods

The Golden Apple

Chapter Twenty-Four: The Wars of the Greeks

Greece’s War With Persia

The Greeks Fight Each Other

Chapter Twenty-Five: Alexander the Great

Philip and His Son

Alexander’s Invasions

The Death of Alexander

Chapter Twenty-Six: The People of the Americas

The Nazca Drawings

The Heads of the Olmecs

Rabbit Shoots the Sun

Chapter Twenty-Seven: The Rise of Rome

Romulus and Remus

The Power of Rome

Chapter Twenty-Eight: The Roman Empire

The Roman Gods

The Roman Builders

The Roman Gladiators

The Gladiator School

Chapter Twenty-Nine: Rome’s War With Carthage

The Punic Wars

Chapter Thirty: The Aryans of India

Life on the Ganges River

The Castes of Ancient India

Siddhartha

Chapter Thirty-One: The Mauryan Empire of India

The Empire United

The Jakata Tales

Chapter Thirty-Two: China: Writing and the Qin

Calligraphy in China

Warring States

The First Emperor and the Great Wall

The First Emperor’s Grave

Chapter Thirty-Three: Confucius

China’s Wise Teacher

Chapter Thirty-Four: The Rise of Julius Caesar

Caesar Is Kidnapped

The Consuls of Rome

Caesar and the Senate

Chapter Thirty-Five: Caesar the Hero

Caesar Fights the Celts

Caesar Crosses the Rubicon

Caesar and Cleopatra

The Death of Caesar

Chapter Thirty-Six: The First Roman Prince

Augustus Caesar

Chapter Thirty-Seven: The Beginning of Christianity

The Birth of Jesus

Jesus Crucified and Resurrected

Chapter Thirty-Eight: The End of the Ancient Jewish Nation

The Destruction of the Temple

Chapter Thirty-Nine: Rome and the Christians

Nero, the Evil Emperor

Christians in the Catacombs

The Emperor Is a Christian!

Chapter Forty: Rome Begins to Weaken

The British Rebellion

Rome Divided in Two

Chapter Forty-One: The Attacking Barbarians

Attila the Hun

Stilicho, Roman and Barbarian

The Coming of the Visigoths

Chapter Forty-Two: The End of Rome

The Last Roman Emperor

The Gifts of Rome

Appendix One

A Chronology of Ancient Times

Appendix Two

The Geography of Ancient Times

Appendix Three

Pronouncing the Names of Ancient Times

Appendix Four

The Abraham Story

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Source: Bauer Susan Wise. The Story of the World: History for the Classical Child: Volume 1: Ancient Times: From the Earliest Nomads to the Last Roman Emperor. Peace Hill Press,2015. — 338 p.. 2015

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