Timelines


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Wow! The Earth is OLD!! Check these out! [|Scientific Psychic] - Geological and Biological Timeline of Earth

[|Another Geological Timeline] of Earth

[|Timeline Game]

Sites to help you find world and US historical data

[|American History Timeline]

[|history central]

[|WorldHistory.com]

[|History of the High Country] (World and regional history site)

[|Info Please] World History 
 * [|World History: HyperHistory]

[|The History Place]



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What is a Timeline?** A timeline is an actual picture of events that happened in history. Timelines can be LINEAR or COMPARATIVE: A **linear timeline** shows a picture of events as they occurred in a certain period of time. Use a linear timeline for one subject and time frame. A linear timeline can be written horizontally or vertically, for example: A **comparative timeline** shows two or more subject areas which occurred at the same time; it shows readers the "big picture." A comparative timeline might compare historical events in two or more countries or compare two or more subjects like music and theater. A comparative timeline could look like this:

**Ideas for Personal Timelines **
//**Your personal timeline may be in any format you choose. Some ideas include a personal history booklet, powerpoint or other digital media, or paper. There are several timeline templates in the classroom to choose from and below are some online timeline generators.**// Have fun and be creative. Remember, your timeline needs at least 6 events and pictures that represent each event. It also must be neatly done.

[|Preceden - Timeline maker]

[|Timeline Maker]

[|TimeGlider]

[|ReadWriteThink Timeline Tool]