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Calling all history nerds, period piece connoisseurs, and fans of time-travel plots! Decades December is coming up here at The Prompt Foundry!
This list is being posted a little earlier than usual because historical work can take some time. The list has some reference points for you to jump off from. Show off your special interest in a particular era or event, or start a wiki walk from the the Wikipedia page for each decade to learn something new!
Have fun exploring resources like @thetimelinesofslang, the Fashion History Timelines from NYSU's Fashion Institute of Technology, or the fashion plates and historical photos from blogs like @omgthatdress or @historical-fashion-polls!
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Plain text list below the cut:
1) 0010s Xin dynasty in China, Caesar Augustus in Rome
2) 1900s Edwardian era, Russo-Japanese War, release of the first feature film The Great Train Robbery
3) 300s Teotihuacan flourishing in present-day Mexico, writing of the Kama Sutra
4) 1910s World War 1, the Russian Revolution
5) 1440s Late Middle Ages/Early Renaissance in Europe, the hangul writing system is introduced in Korea
6) 1920s Prohibition in the US, rise of fascism in Europe, earliest sync-sound movies
7) 0070s Roman Epire, destruction of the Second Temple in Jerusalem, eruption of Mt. Vesuvius and destruction of Pompeii
8) 1930s The Great Depression, the Declaration of the Independence of India, art deco, color film
9) 1090s The First Crusade, the Liao, Xia, and Song dynasties in various parts of China
10) 1810s The Napoleonic Wars, the Regency era in England
11) 1940s World War 2, post-war rebuilding
12) 1000s BC The Iron Age, King David of the Israelites, development of the Phoenician alphabet
13) 1950s Baby Boom, Red Scare, the Korean War, rock'n'roll, zippers and television both become commonplace
14) 1340s The Black Death in Europe, decline of the Mongol Empire
15) 1590s Late Elizabethan Era in Europe, William Shakespeare, Imjin War between Japan and Korea
16) 1960s Moon landing, hippies, mod fashion, Chinese Cultural Revolution, Stonewall, Star Trek, the Civil Rights movement
17) 1770s The American Revolution, founding of the real Illuminati
18) 1860s American Civil War era, late Edo period in Japan
19) 1970s The Sexual Revolution, disco, the first video games, end of the Vietnam War
20) 2200s Whatever the future holds!
21) 1980s End of the Cold War and fall of the Berlin Wall, beginnings of the World Wide Web, the First Intifada in Gaza
22) 1660s Part of the Golden Age of Piracy, the English Restoration
23) 1990s Internet access becomes widespread, grunge, the Gulf War, the Troubles in Ireland, height of the AIDS crisis, Princess Dianna, first Pokemon games
24) 1230s University of Cambridge founded in England, beginnings of the Mali Empire in Africa, rein of Emperor Shijo in Japan
25) 2000s The “War On Terror”, rise of Big Tech, Y2K fashion, emo culture, cell phones become commonplace
26) 1880s Gilded Age, the first skyscrapers, electrification of cities, first household electrical appliances like fans and irons
27) 1640s Qing dynasty begins in China, the First English Civil War
28) 2010s Hipster culture, height of video streaming, YA lit boom
29) 500s Liang and Northern Wei dynasties in China, Heptarchy period in England, height of prosperity of the Mayan Empire
30) 2020s Present day!
31) 3130s Whatever the future holds!
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JUDAS ISCARIOT | Official Trailer
Judas Iscariot is an animated retelling of The New Testament of the Holy Bible, featuring details from the Apocrypha (The "Unofficial" Gospels) with a fresh stylized reinterpretation of the story's core figures. The goal of this project is to illuminate this text for both a religious and non-religious audience, placing it back into the historical context of Jesus’s role as a political figure during the Roman occupation of Judea. This film explores mature themes pertaining to love, devotion, and control. The film is expected to be 15-20 minutes long, depending on how much can be raised with the kickstarter campaign. It is expected to take 1-2 years to finish writing, storyboarding, animating, and painting assets for this project, with an additional period of time devoted to film festival screenings before it is ready for the public. Judas Iscariot will be the second short film written and directed by Charles Kugler, who has worked in the animation industry for clients like Adult Swim, Cartoon Network, and FOX.
Kickstarter campaign link:
'The Witch' by William Mortensen, 1900s
Ugh idk man whatever.. *shoves the knife in the hollow of my throat*
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