BC - AD

The older timeline convention consists of BC which stands for​ ​ (a)   and AD which stands for ​ (b)   or Year of the Lord.

• Before Christ
• Anno Domini
• After Death

Because using BC and AD to tell when something happened is a standard way that many people use, it is known as a

• Chronological Catch

• Special Calendar

• Timeline Convention

• Leap Year

Match the following

• Interval

• the "count by" number

• Span

• Should clearly state the topic of the timeline.

• Title

• Monks believed it was the year Jesus was born

• Year 0

• The number of years between the first and last date on the timeline.

• AD 1

• This is missing from a proper timeline.

To list events from the earliest to the latest is to put them in

• alphabetical order

• a filing system

• random order

• chronological order

Put the following dates in chronological order

• 500 BC

• 1500 BC

• 2000 BC

• 1 BC

• 1000 BC

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• AD 1500

• AD 1000

• AD 2024

• AD 250

• AD 1

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• AD 4

• 1 BC

• 5 BC

• AD 2

• 3 BC

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• 200 BC

• AD 200

• AD 1

• AD 100

• 100 BC

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• 1600 BC

• 2500 BC

• AD 300

• AD 2000

• AD 1

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• AD 1596

• AD 1

• 2200 BC

• AD 679

• 784 BC