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Mankind refers to the totality of all humans, in narrower sense the entire world population, or in a more abstract sense the social unity of all people, for example in the case of presumed or actual common decisions or interests of all people.[1]
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- Cradle of Humankind (region where hominization occurred).
- Human history (from earliest fossil discoveries to the present).
- Human evolution Homo sapiens
- UNESCO World Heritage Heritage of Humanity
- Human rights (subjective rights to which everyone is equally entitled).
- Anthropocene (youngest epoch of earth history, the "age of mankind").
- World population (number of people on earth)
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- ^ Menschheit – Eintrag im Deutschen Wörterbuch (von Jacob Grimm und Wilhelm Grimm, im Wörterbuchnetz); ebenda (noch in ihrer bevorzugten Kleinschreibung) unter anderem mit: „art und gesamtheit der menschen“