This is a relatively large essay question. Jun Xingyu's expression became serious, and his mind began to recall the knowledge points that he had memorized countless times.

About 5,000 years ago, mankind gradually transitioned from tribal alliances to slave states, which marked the beginning of the era of civilization.

Because the continent was too large and the level of productivity was low at that time, mankind did not form a single unit, but established many small countries with different levels of development. These small nations were at war with each other, known as the "Age of Nations".

After nearly a thousand years of development, mankind has formed two major centers of civilization, namely the United Kingdom of Yuliana and the Anglo-Chinese Kingdom. At this time, human history entered a period of prosperity of slavery.

In 3000 B.C., the United Kingdom of Yuliana and the Kingdom of Yinghua were invaded by barbarians, the former disintegrated, and the latter suffered a great loss of vitality. The barbarians destroyed many prosperous cities, and then distributed a large amount of land to meritorious warriors, and human history entered the "feudal era".

After a long period of accumulation, the city gradually revived. In order to oppose the feudal system, the emerging bourgeoisie began to carry out the "Renaissance" movement with the culture of Yuliana and Anglo-Chinese as weapons. They hated the cultural backwardness of the feudal era and called it the "Dark Middle Ages". This is the so-called "First Dark Age of Mankind". They believed that the "Renaissance" had brought light back to humanity, so they created the Age of Light.

The Renaissance became a powerful weapon for the emancipation of the human mind. Humans soon began to embark on large-scale voyages to explore uncharted territory. Eventually, the theory of the circle of the earth was proved, and it was proved that the earth has only one very large continent. In honor of the ancient Yuliana and Yinghua, people named this lonely continent "Panpaleo Continent".

After the Age of Discovery, human civilization developed rapidly. The bourgeoisie rapidly engaged in primitive accumulation, and with it, the desire and ability of mankind to develop also swelled rapidly.

After years of expansion, Atlantis among the barbarian nations snowballed into a powerful merchant empire, and the Anglo-Chinese were revived.

In the 300th year of the Guangji era, the democratic revolution began. In the past 200 years, countries have achieved democratization to varying degrees.

The democratic revolution gave further impetus to the progress of civilization. In the year 500, Atlantis began the Industrial Revolution. Subsequently, it quickly spread to the entire human race.

In the year 600, the second industrial revolution began. Mankind has completely entered the era of industrial civilization.

Due to the rapid development of productive forces, the world pattern cannot be fully adapted. In 657-660, World War I broke out.

The First World War stimulated the development of science and technology, and after the war began the Third Industrial Revolution, which is customarily referred to as the Third Scientific and Technological Revolution.

As the productive forces developed too quickly, there was a serious economic crisis. For this, World War II broke out (Koki 700-710).

After the Second World War, the information revolution began, and science and technology exploded. For this reason, the Third World War broke out (June 750). The war was terrible, and the Pan-Ancient Continent began to split. This is known as the "Second Dark Age of Mankind".

But there are also benefits. The world pattern has been reshuffled, and mankind has established a unified "human federation".

Thinking of this, Jun Xingyu began to organize the answer submission. The scorer became seventy points.

Jun Xingyu frowned. The topic is large, and the expression is prone to problems.

"The last question of the simulated culture question in the college entrance examination, twenty points. Briefly describe the difference between science and metaphysics. ”

That's not a small question!!