What were the periods in the history of human development? Detailed answer

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What were the periods in the history of human development?

The first stage in the development of mankind - the primitive communal system - occupies a huge period of time from the moment humans separated from the animal kingdom (about 3-5 million years ago) until the formation of class societies in various regions of the planet (approximately in the 3th millennium BC) . Its periodization is based on differences in the material and technique of making tools (archaeological periodization). In accordance with it, XNUMX periods are distinguished in the ancient era:

1) Stone Age (from the emergence of man to the XNUMXrd millennium BC);

2) Bronze Age (from the end of the XNUMXth to the beginning of the XNUMXst millennium BC);

3) Iron Age (from the XNUMXst millennium BC).

In turn, the Stone Age is subdivided into the Old Stone Age (Paleolithic), the Middle Stone Age (Mesolithic), the New Stone Age (Neolithic), and the Medio-Stone Age transitional to Bronze Age (Eneolithic).

Author: Irina Tkachenko

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