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Open the PDF, zoom in, then make a screenshot of that to paste into another document for your handout or slide.

The provided PDF copy is your best avenue for enlarging a subset of the chart in order to make slides or handouts.

So it's an excellent reference tool, or for use with a family or small group around a table, but you can't put this in front of a larger group and expect them to see more than the sweep of colors.

There is so much information packed on this chart that you have to be up close to read the small print.

The circular layout, color coding for people groups/nations descended from Adam, and the index are outstanding.

So you get church history and key events throughout the world.

This is world history up to the year 2000, not only the biblical timeline.

(The video is a little fuzzier than I'd like I used a Flip cam.)

The chart arrived here in 3 days and I shot this video review with the chart spread out on our living room floor. So I ordered a copy from their easy-to-use website. After my earlier post about studying the Bible chronologically, the Agards contacted me and asked me to review their world history chart.