A Brief Timeline of : The Americas and Africa

Mar 19, 2013

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North America. South America. North Africa. Sub-Saharan Africa. World History by Region. Sources. North America. -Foundations Eras -600-1450-1450-1750 -1750-1914-1914-Present. Back to Regions. North America: Foundations. Folsom people develop sophisticated tools and weaponsAgriculture begins in North AmericaPeople settle in Great Lakes regionArctic people develop camp sites in Northern AmericaHunter gatherers start villagesHo19

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