History Of Humanity Novels & Stories

We were working on the *Chronicle of the Transition*—the official record of the ten million years it took for humanity to move from a species of conquest to a species of cultivation. "Mother, look at this," Sofia said, pulling up a digital graph that spanned the entire length of a holographic wall. "This represents the 'Empathy Quotient' of the global population over the last five million years. It’s no longer a curve. It’s a plateau. We’ve reached a state of collective emotional stability that the old psychologists thought was biologically impossible."

Like that look he just gave me didn’t just sear me right to my core. “We evolved from wolves instead of apes. It’s impossible to tell how we embraced humanity, but magic was said to be involved.” Clay continued in a deep voice; the magic of his storytelling captivating everyone in class. “During the pre-historic era, when humans had just evolved from apes, their animalistic instincts still at the forefront, wolves had been their favourite animals to hunt. They had been captivated by the beauty of the wolf fur and wanted to own our ancestors.”

The world in its prehistoric state was a hard place to live in for Human beings. We were still the most numerous race but the limitation of resources made harder the development of buildings and technology. Somehow we managed to make deals with the other races and the world divided into kingdoms because of their new rulers, The Gods, who descended to put a temporary stop to the imminent extinction of humans.

We were the reason the alliance had begun in the first place. A time long before ours, there was a thriving civilization full of technology and invention. It was believed to be the farthest humanity had ever advanced, nearly conquering the world. It was their own intelligence that had been their downfall. That world had burned after the destruction of the very technology that they relied on. For years, humanity struggled to survive without their former luxuries and it broke out into war. Entire countries were destroyed; completely wiped from existence. From the ruins, only a select few had survived. From those survivors, bands of communities were formed. It took decades for those communities

Verbal accounts at first through history keepers who held all our knowledge, later we found ways to record it through more permanent means with stone tablets, scrolls, books, drawings, paintings, finally photographs and then film. When I’m forced to look back at everything the humans accomplished in just a hundred years, it boggles the mind - their imagination never fails to amaze me. They can fill us with such wonder through their music and stories, yet they are capable of the same animalistic, mindless cruelty as the wolves. “Humans had a sudden evolution,” I tell her. “Different species mingled together and suddenly we had something that could… thrive here.” Lycans were already living in

His eyes remained fixed upon the convergence pillar. "History was supposed to forget them." The Echo stepped closer. "The Sovereigns were created during the earliest years of synchronization research." Silence followed. The First Voice continued the explanation. "At the beginning, humanity believed synchronization could solve every problem." A familiar story. A dangerous story. One they had already witnessed repeatedly throughout the memories of the First Age. The ancient woman nodded. "Many experiments were attempted." Her voice became darker. "Some should never have existed." The synchronization currents dimmed slightly.

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights which adopted on 1948, states human rights as “rights derived from the inherent dignity of human person” Historical origin of human rights: Records indicated that Though modern historians traced “Magna Carta” of 1521 as the historical beginning of human rights, but its real origin goes back to 539 B.C. when Cyrus, the great (king of ancient Persia) conquered the city of Babylon, he freed all slaves to return home and declared people to choose their own religion and even maintained racial equality. The idea of human rights quickly spread from Babylon to many nations especially India, Greece and eventually Rome where the concept of natural law arose in

'' Anindira shouted, almost laughing at Hans' statement, ''We are humans, that's impossible! ''What do you mean?!'' Hans and Anindira were very active in talking, while Halvir was more passive but still listened to the conversation seriously. ''There are many of us. About the Clan, if what is meant is a tribe. There are various, many... although some are no longer there, I think extinct is not always true. It's just that, modernization has made most people forget the origins of their past descendants. Not to mention inter-ethnic marriages. But humans are extinct?! That's impossible! Wild animals are dangerous?! We are humans, much more dangerous.''

My mind then diverted back to the time he said that at the carriage. How true. Nearly a century ago, with the help of the Gaia, my swindling ancestors of the eleventh reign of human reign decided to forge a new history into the human minds. They are determined to keep people from desiring to bring back the old times, where humans and dragons had mutual understandings. They want humans to continue fighting dragons to death while they take the regime, and they had abandoned the purpose of why the first king created such a kingdom.

she said calmly like she was trying hard to compress how pissed she was with them. She started boldly "Humanity's written history was preceded by its prehistory, beginning with the Paleolithic also called the Old Stone Age era. This was followed by the Neolithic also called New Stone Age era, which saw the Agricultural Revolution begin in the Near East's Fertile Crescent between 10,000 and 5,000 BCE. During this period, humans began the systematic husbandry of plants and animals. As agriculture advanced, most humans transitioned from a nomadic to a settled lifestyle as farmers in permanent settlements. The relative security and increased productivity provided by farming allowed communities t