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World history is the history of mankind throughout the world, in all regions of the Earth, traced to the Paleolithic era (old stone age). Unlike the history of the Earth (which includes the geological history of the Earth and the era before human existence), world history consists of studies of archaeological records and written records, from ancient times to the present. Historical records began when scripts and writing systems were created, but the origin of civilization dates back to the period before the writing, or prehistoric times. Prehistory began from Paleolithic (old stone age), followed by Neolithic (young stone age) and Agricultural Revolution (between 8000-5000 BC) in the Hilal Subur region. The revolution was a major point of change in the history of mankind because since that time they have been able to cultivate plants and animals Along with the development of agriculture, the nomadic lifestyle has changed into a sedentary lifestyle as a farmer. Progress in agriculture results in the distribution of strata of workers in the harvesting business. The strata of workers caused the emergence of strata of society and the development of cities. Many ancient cities developed on the edges of a collection of water (lakes and rivers) that could support life. In the 3000 years before Christ, civilization in the Mesopotamian valley (the plain between the Tigris and Euphrates) emerged in the Middle East, on the banks of the Nile, Egypt, and in the Indus River valley. In addition, civilization also appeared in the Yellow River valley. In places of the development of ancient civilization, the increasingly complex growth of society led to the creation of letters to facilitate administrative and commercial ventures.
Elsewhere, covering the Ancient Near East, Ancient China, and Ancient India, different historical spans occur. In the 18th century, due to international trade and extensive colonization, the history of various civilizations became significantly intertwined (see: globalization). In about a quarter of a millennium, the population growth rate, knowledge, technology, economy, level of weapon losses, and environmental damage has increased dramatically, bringing risks to Earth's habitability.

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