Aug 5, 2021 · Today’s infographic, created all the way back in 1931 by a man named John B. Sparks, maps the ebb and flow of global power going all the way back to 2,000 B.C. on one coherent timeline. View a high resolution version of this graphic.

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Apr 10, 2018 · Here is one of the most magnificent modern attempts to present all the events of world history in one chronological sequence. In 1931, John B. Sparks collaborated with Rand McNally to publish a five-foot-long chart known as the Histomap, which aimed to encapsulate 4,000 years of “world” history.

Interactive detailed political map from ancient times to our days. Empires, kingdoms, principalities, republics

The World History Chart is a timeline using visual art forms in combination with historical information. Its purpose is to convey a perspective of world historical events, and to enable the reader to hold simultaneously in mind of what was happening in widely separated parts of …

A world history timeline or chart helps us to visualize the birth, development and major events of human civilization from ancient to modern times. This timeline of history poster was published by UsefulCharts in 2012 and updated in 2014.

Interactive historical map of the world, historical timeline, 20th century history. Learn about historical events, track border changes, visualize unions.

Published by Rand McNally, the Histomap traces 4000-years of world history. This colorful chart attempts to show the relative power of a civilization by changing its width as it flows downward. With the passage of time, it is interesting to compare empires as they rise and fall.

The Synchronoptic Chart provides a perspective of world historical events, and enables the reader to hold simultaneously in mind of what was happening in widely separated parts of the earth.