For Belgium(Flanders) are they as following, if my region differs from Belgium as a whole are they in ()

Bronze age: Mycenae

Classical Age: Rome

Medieval Age: Francia

Renaissance : Spain(Netherlands)

Industrial: England(Belgian industrialization came from Victorian England, England supported this, they wanted a strong buffer state) 

Modern: USA(like half the world)

Because the game doesnt have Napoleon his era isnt he included, but Napolic France was also a gigantic influence on Belgium

Well, I suppose mine would be rather direct/straight line

Bronze Age: The Harrappans

Classical Age: The Mauryans?/The Greeks(ptolomaic influence in India)

Medival Age: Mughals/Timurids

Renaissance: Mughals/Britain(Rise of colonialism, especially colonial settlements)

Industrial: Great Britain/India(Rise of the Nationalist movement)

Hi/Salut
As i live in the south of France.

Bronze age: Indo europeans then Celts mostly ?

Classical Age: Roman Empire then Barbarians kingdom

Medieval Age: Kingdom of France (simple monarchy)

Renaissance: Kingdom of France (simple monarchy which tend to absolut one)

Industrial: Kingdom of France (absolut) then Republic or Empire or kingdom (depends on the chronology, after 1789 it a bit messy until 1870)

Modern: The Vth Republic, The European Union

Thanks/merci

South African: This is complicated....

When the Europeans arrived, they found a multicultural mish-mash of iron age civilizations with sophisticated cultures (not appreciated at the time) So in addition to our main European forebears (Portuguese, Dutch, English, French) you will also find Zulu, Xhosa, Khoi-San, Sotho, Tswana, Venda, Ndebele, and another dozen or so cultures intrinsic to our current cultural self-identification.

Russia 

Bronze age: Scythians (we still have some words originating from them)

Classical Age: Goths (still having words, and they also taught us how to organise society properly)

Medieval Age: Byzantine Greece and Mongols (religion, culture, peoples mixed up a lot in that wicked time)

Renaissance: Poland (obviously, the closest neighbour, the object of envy and the bitter enemy)

Industrial: France (our nobility was as much Pro-French as it is possible. Third part of "War and Peace" is written in classic pure French)

Modern: USA (Soviets dreamed of being like USA - Having strong industry, united "melted" nation, and stuff. We were taking so much from Americans with a dream to be like them).

Gauls

Romans

Franks

French

French

World

Oversimplified and unable to match up to in-game eras but

Bronze: Nobody here

Classical: Nobody here

Mediaeval: Eastern Polynesia

Renaissance: 

Industrial: Britain

Modern: USA, China, India, Western Polynesia

EDIT/

btw, Mycenaeans really didn't have much influence on anything but their own region. And anyway, they certainly weren't influential over the region of Flanders. 

Also, let's keep in mind that the Celts themselves are an iron age culture.

We know all bronze age civs of the humankind and none had a big influence on Flanders, so I just took the one who did influence us the most. Mycenaeans did influence ancient greece which did influence rome which in turn influenced Belgica in the ancient era.

A line of influence doesnt needs to be direct, rome did influence the USA a lot even while they didnt exist at the same time. Britain, France, Christianity and the rest of europe transmitted this Roman culture to the USA.

Hmm, I think I'd limit my answer to Saxony (= a state in East Germany) but I can't set certain eras because everything sort of overlaps itself - trust me, it would be the same if I just told about Germany in general.

• The Romans and maybe the Huns
• The Franks
• The Sorbs - They are an ethnic group that lives in the east of Saxony, as well as Brandenburg and Poland and has been in our region for centuries.
• The French - The Saxons had to team up with Napoleon and lost the war with them
• Many of the other German kingdoms - Germany only became one empire in 1871. Then again, Austria, Denmark und France also played an important role in that part of German history.
• USSR/Russia (as part of the DDR), later the USA and UK after the Fall of the Wall in 1989 and the reunion with the BRD in 1990.

Sweden with bits of Norway and Denmark for a bit more viking in the mix.

1. Bronze Age: Suiones (Swedes and Goths who were living in Sweden at the time)
2. Classical Age: Anglo-Saxons (Classic vikings)
3. Medieval Age: The Kalmar Union (United Viking Kingdom)
4. Renaissance: Swedish Empire (The Swedish Enlightenment)
5. Industrial: Sweden (Experienced an industrial boom during WW1)
6. Modern: NATO or the EU (I know NATO or EU aren't countries but they have a big impact on Norway and Sweden respectively.)

Poland

Bronze: Slavs

Classical: Slavs + Holy Roman Empire + Bohemia

Mediaeval: Western Europe (mostly German)

Renaissance: Russia, Italy (in a small part)

Industrial: Prussia, Russia

Modern: USSR (till 1989), nowadays USA

Turkey

Bronze: Afanesyevo Cuture Near Volga

Classical: Hun

Mediaeval: Seljuks-Golden Horde-Uyghurs-Bulgar-Timurid-Gokturks

Renaissance: Ottoman

Industrial: Turkey Republic

Modern: Turkey Republic - Azerbaijan - Turkmenistan - Ozbekistan- Tuva -Dagistan - Krygyistan - Khazakstan - Altay - Yakut - Sibir - Sincan Uygur - Gagavuz

Country Uruguay. Using the civilizations that we know are in the game.

What today was Uruguay used to be inhabited by a southamerican indigenous people named Charruas. Unfurtunately they are kinda extinct now, their towns are gone their language dissapeared and their culture is lost. They were somehow related to the Guarani and Inca people but they didn't have any contact with the Mayans or Olmecs who are the only american factions so far. So instead I will have to go with the other nations who were the ancestors of the uruguayan people today. 

Contemporary: Americans / Argentinians

Industrial: Brazilians / British / Italians

Late Modern: Spanish/French

Early Modern: Portuguese/Spanish

Medieval: Byzantines/Franks/Arabs

Classical: Celts/Greeks/Carthaginians/Romans/Goths

Ancient: Phoenicians/Myceneans

Ukraine.

Bronze age and before it: Trypolian tribes and than Scythians, Cimmerians

Classical Age: Goths, Slavs

Medieval Age: Kievan Rus, Byzantine and Mongols 

Renaissance: Poland, Ottoman Porta (Modern turkey) Moskovia

Industrial: Russian empire, USSR, Germany.

Modern: Russian, EU.

For Singapore: 

Ancient: Orang Asli/Ancient Malayo-Polynesian peoples

Classical: Hindu-Buddhist Kingdoms such as Srivijaya and Majapahit 

Medieval: Melaka Sultanate 

Renaissance: Portugal (After they colonised Melaka), Netherlands (VOC) 

Industrial: Great Britain (Singapore was a crown colony)

Modern: Japan (Japanese occupation), Malaysia (Merger) , Modern Republic of Singapore, globalisation. 

hehtdezx wrote:

Well, for my nation, or the region, its more like a straight line......

Bronze age: Zhou Dynasty (ancient China)

Classical Age: Han Dynasty (ancient China)

Medieval Age: Tang Dynasty ，Song Dynasty ，Mongolia (ancient China)

Renaissance: Ming Dynasty (ancient China)

Industrial: Japan, USSR，USA

Modern: PRC

I am British/English, and wd have a real mix of influences:

1. pre-Roman Britons, with a heavy Celtic influence, even if there is more than a little doubt if the actual Celts migrated to these islands...

2. Romans

3. Germans (Angles, Saxons, Jutes, then the Hanoverians from 18th century onwards)

4. Danes/Norse, especially in the north of England (the Danelaw of old)

5. French (from late 11th through to the 14th century, the ruling class was largely francophone)

6. USA 

I didn'f have space in my six slots for the Dutch, who were a major influence particularly in the 16th/17th centuries...

I'm lucky of living in Spain, so that I can name at least 1 culture for each age that has shaped the country and will be in Humankind (obviously not 100% sure about my choices for last 3 ages, but I think it's very probably they will be present)

Ancient: Phoenicians

Classical: Romans (also Carthaginians, Greeks, Celts and Goths)

Medieval:Umayyads (also Franks, Byzantines and Aztecs)

Modern: Spanish (duh)

Industrial: French

Contemporary: Europeans

I live in a region in sweden that have been danish for long periods of time. 

1. Norse
2. Hansa
3. Danish 
4. Swedish

and that is about it i couldnt really find 6. The cool thing is that you can see the hansa influence on alot of the baltic countrys, in food building and other such things, and it would be the culture of the once that i wrote which hasnt been announced which i would be the happiest to see included because of how many places it effected.