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World Events: Selected Occurences Outside Egypt

2600-2350* B.C.E.

2500-2350* B.C.E

2500-2000* B.C.E.

2560-1800* B.C.E.

2350-2193* B.C.E.

2350-2150* B.C.E.

2193-2100* B.C.E.

2112-2004* B.C.E.

2100-1900* B.C.E.

2000-1550* B.C.E.

2000-1500* B.C.E.

1980-1630* B.C.E.

1950-1750* B.C.E.

1900-1650* B.C.E.

1900-1500* B.C.E.

1792-1750* B.C.E.

1700-1550* B.C.E.

1595-1158* B.C.E.

1539-1075* B.C.E.

1400-1200* B.C.E.

1200-1000* B.C.E.

1200-759* B.C.E.

1158-1027* B.C.E.

1115-1077* B.C.E.

1074-1057* B.C.E.

1050-1032* B.C.E.

1025-900* B.C.E.

1000-960 B.C.E.

1000-612* B.C.E.

900-331* B.C.E.

750-550* B.C.E.

747-716

697-642* B.C.E.

650-590* B.C.E.

353-340

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Upon ascending to the throne of Persian, Darius I is forced to quell revolts against his leadership. The empire is broken up into twenty satrapies. Darius completes a canal linking the Red Sea and the Nile River. Thrace and Macedonia are forced during his reign, which lasts until 486 B.C.E., to pay tribute to the Persians.

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