WORLD HISTORY

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History of the world: The history of the world seems to have a lot of history written mainly in Europe and North America. World history is an independent field of historical research that began in the 1980s when World History Society was founded. It examines history from a global perspective. Unlike the history of the 19th century and the early 20th century, which mainly focused on domestic and ethnic aspects, world history seeks a common pattern that appears in all world cultures. Historians use a thematic method, the theme has two themes: unlike integration (the way the world's historical process gathers people from all over the world) (unlike the historical pattern of the world the diversity of human experience How to clarify sex)

World history (or world history) represents human history (or human history) starting from the history of the invention, from the record of the document to other records, based on archeology. Human history began with the Paleolithic Age ("Early Stone Age") and then to the Neolithic Age ("Neolithic Age") before that prehistoric era. During the Neolithic Age, the Agricultural Revolution began in the fertile New Moon in the Near East between 8000 BC and 5000 BC. The agricultural revolution shows a fundamental change in history, and humans begin to systematically manage plants and animals.

The concept of inheritance of world history as "civilization" is completely contemporary concept. In the era of discovery in Europe, the emerging modern times is in contrast to Neolithic era of New World culture and Medieval Stone Age, suggesting that complicated countries appeared in prehistoric times. The most commonly understood word "civilization" is a complex state of centralization, social stratification, labor specialization, the early empire emerged around 3,000 BC, fertile early in the Bronze Age It corresponds to a new moon. Gordon Childe defines the emergence of civilization as a result of two consecutive revolutions. The Neolithic Revolution, the triggering of the development of the settled community, and the city revolution.