Memorise the text for later answers. In the world of Ghallenreya, the ancient civilisation of Ugarit was changed forever in 6000 BC when a spontaneous invasion of the city by alien beings from the Shuff world struck. King Ammu-Harrasi managed to negotiate with the aliens, agreeing to supply them with slaves and meet their other demands in exchange for modern, high-tech weapons. Armed in this way, the Ugaritic kingdom experienced a rapid and rapid period of expansion.
By 5500 BC, the Ugarites, using their advanced technology, had absorbed the developing Greco-Roman civilisations, completely changing the course of their development. By 5000 BC. The Ugaritic Empire completely dominated the Middle East, Africa and Egypt, resulting in a vast and unique global power that had existed for thousands of years before Christ.
Instead of the Abrahamic religions that would have otherwise flourished, the Ugaritic kingdom adopted a kargo cult dedicated to the worship of alien relics and the remaining technology provided by the Shaffians. This unusual and futuristic belief served to further unify and strengthen the Ugaritic Empire.
By 3500 BC, late Hellenistic geotheism had led to the emergence of monotheism, most reminiscent of the fusion of Zoroastrianism and Hinduism. This new Aryan religion of monotheism began to spread throughout the empire, effectively supplanting the Kargo cult.
c. 2500 BC: New World- The development of agriculture, the domestication of animals and the development of pottery enabled the indigenous peoples of the Americas to lay the foundations for complex societies.
However, in this world, the power of the Ugaritic Empire began to wane after the last alien visit. Its influence waned as competing powers gradually emerged around the world.
1237 AD: The Golden Horde invades and conquers China, Eastern Europe and various territories in Central Asia, becoming a formidable power.
c. A.D. 1428: New World- The Triple Alliance, or Aztec Empire, is founded and comes to dominate the valley of Mexico and eventually much of Mesoamerica.
c. 1500 Г. AD: New World- Old World explorers stumble upon the New World, but their influence is limited as already advanced Native American civilisations manage to resist colonisation and repel explorers.
1600s: Austro-Germany begins its ascent to power as an alliance of Germanic and Austrian territories, eventually conquering European rivals, including Great Britain, and establishing dominance on the continent.
1600: The Golden Horde experiences a series of revolutions, transforming into the Golden Horde Union - a socialist state resembling the Soviet Union - and focusing on the production, distribution and consumption of the drug spice Ilm Saresh.
In this world, the absence of European conquest and colonisation allows Native American civilisations to develop more organically and without interference, resulting in a very different political and cultural dynamic.
1500-1600 YEARS OUR EAR: New World- As Native civilizations flourish, trade routes between powerful city-states and empires on the American continent expand.
1600-1700 YEARS OUR ERA: New World- The development of the navy and shipbuilding technology allows the Inca empire in the south to establish trade routes between their coastal territories in the Pacific and their Mesoamerican counterparts, forming a new transcontinental trading network.
1770: Austro-German rather than British explorers arrive in Australia and claim the continent. Systematic colonisation soon follows and Australia benefits from Austro-German technological and military advances.
1800s: Further revolutions and resistance movements in China lead to the collapse of the Golden Horde Union control and the establishment of the socialist Republic of China. An alliance is formed between the Golden Horde Union and the Republic of China.
 Africa becomes less attractive to European colonial ambitions due to the changed power dynamics in GhallenReya. Consequently, there is less direct colonisation on the continent and more economic exploitation through trade.
1700-1800 A.D.: The New World-United Mesoamerican Empire (UAE) is formally formed in response to the threat of foreign invasions. Meanwhile, the peoples of the Pacific Islands experience a moderate increase in contact with New World civilisations.
Moving back to the 19th century, in Western Europe the Industrial Revolution spread across the continent. It was strongest in the Austro-German region, which became a highly militarised state on the brink of conflict.
1800-1900 YEARS OUR ERA: New World- Nations in the Americas focus on infrastructure development, technological advancement and urbanisation as the continent's population rises dramatically.
1901: The Commonwealth of Australia forms under Austro-German rule, developing its economy and regional presence in the Pacific.
1914-1918: World War I breaks out, with Australia fighting on the side of Austria-Germany. The conflict further strengthens their ties and solidifies Australia's role as a rising power in the region.
1900-1920: The Kingdom of Japan becomes increasingly imperialistic with a parliamentary government, joining forces with Austria-Germany, the NAIC and the United Mesoamerican Empire in opposition to the Golden Horde Union and the Republic of China.
1920: Africa becomes the main area of interest and investment for the Ugaritic Empire. Australia, supported by Austria-Germany, also turns its attention to Africa in search of trade and resource opportunities. As a result, the African continent is experiencing a new wave of foreign influence and power struggles that differs sharply from its traditional colonial history.
By 1920, the world was divided between several major powers: the Ugaritic Empire, which continued to cling to life while maintaining limited control over a handful of territories in the Middle East and North Africa; the formidable and expanding Golden Horde; the Native American peoples, who successfully resisted European colonisation; and the industrialised and militarised state of Austro-Germany, ready to shift the balance of power in the world once again. The absence of Islam, Judaism and Christianity dramatically changed the cultural and political dynamics around the world - Aryan monotheism, serpentism and anti-serpentism, as well as the lingering remnants of the alien-worshiping Kargo cult (Fiendaropokloniki), now dominated the spiritual landscape. 
1900-1920 A.D.: New World- The absence of European domination of the American continent leads to small indigenous peoples consolidating and uniting into larger and more powerful blocks, resulting in a complex interaction between the Inca civilisation (Confederation of Tauantinsuyu), the OME and other regional powers. This is a time of turbulent peace; the established powers must now confront the increasingly militarised states of Europe and Asia as they seek to maintain their independence and influence in the face of rapid development. Some of the states are: 
1. the United Mesoamerican Empire ('OME') - Mexican-Mayan Alliance: a confederation of formerly independent states headed by a council composed of representatives from each member state. The council makes decisions by consensus and elects a paramount chief from among its members as leader of the alliance.
2. Tauantinsuyu Confederation: A centralised federation headed by a Sapa Inka who inherits the title from his predecessor. The Sapa Inka rules through a bureaucratic system and is considered both a secular and divine ruler.
3. The Golden Horde Union (GHU) is a state very similar to the Soviet Union, resulting from a series of revolutionary actions and the overthrow of the old ruling class. The government is a centrally planned socialist state headed by a general secretary who runs a one-party system. The chemical industry is very well developed.  First to use mustard gas for military purposes.
Is the centre of the world drug industry. Their economy largely revolves around the extraction and export of a powerful, mind-enhancing spice derived from mushrooms called "Ilm Saresh" (from the Turkic words ilim - knowledge and ushresh - fruit). This valuable commodity enhances intellect, memory, attention and reaction rate, but at the cost of a serious reduction in life expectancy. The historic capital is Sarai-Batu, but after the revolution the centre of power shifted to Samarkand. 
Territorial location by 1920: covers most of Eurasia and includes territories corresponding to modern countries such as:
- Russia (excluding western European parts)
- Central Asian countries (Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan)
- Caucasus region (including Azerbaijan, Armenia and Georgia)
- Eastern Europe (including Ukraine, Belarus and small parts of Poland and Hungary)
- Mongolia. 
Strengthening the armed forces and ensuring technological superiority are crucial to the strategic objectives of the Golden Horde Union as it seeks to defend its territory and influence against such adversaries as Austria-Germany, the NAIC, the Kingdom of Japan and the United Mesoamerican Empire.
The Golden Horde Union seeks to promote socialism throughout the region, creating a network of socialist and communist allies to expand its sphere of influence and create a counterweight to opposing power blocs. 
Addiction to ilm saresh is spreading worldwide as the demand for the mind-enhancing abilities that ilm saresh provides takes precedence over fears of its life-shortening side effects. Widespread addiction further underscores the power of the Golden Horde Union, shaping the cultural, economic and political landscape of the early 20th century world.
4. The Native American Indigenous Coalition (NAIC) is a loose alliance of tribes and confederations of First Nations living in the present-day territories of the United States and Canada. Each group retains its traditional form of government, with a comprehensive council for inter-tribal diplomacy and mutual defence.
5. Austro-German Empire: A highly industrialised, militarised constitutional monarchy. A dual monarchy governed by one monarch representing both Austria and Germany, who rules together with a parliament composed of representatives from both countries.
6. Chinese Social Democratic Republic: A social democratic republic formed after the fall of the Golden Horde's control of China. The government is a planned socialist state
7. Kingdom of Japan: An imperial monarchy with a parliamentary government. The emperor holds largely symbolic office and the parliament exercises executive power.
8. Ugaritic Empire - An imperial monarchy that continues to cling to life while maintaining limited control over a handful of territories in the Middle East and North Africa.
9. Commonwealth of Australia - formed in 1901 under Austro-German rule, developing its economy and regional presence in the Pacific. By 1920 it becomes a significant world power, particularly interested in Africa
In this world, the Golden Horde Union becomes the centre of the world drug industry. Their economy largely revolves around the extraction and export of a powerful, mind-enhancing spice derived from mushrooms called "Ilm Saresh" (from the Turkic words ilim - knowledge and ushresh - fruit). This valuable commodity enhances intelligence, memory, attention and reaction speed, but at the cost of a serious reduction in life expectancy.
Addiction to ilm-saresh is spreading across the world, as the demand for the mind-enhancing abilities of the spice trumps fears of its life-shortening side effects. The widespread addiction further underscores the power of the Golden Horde Union, shaping the cultural, economic and political landscape of the early 20th century world.