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323
Death of Alexander the great
He died in the year of 323 BC because he was seriously ill with a fever at Babylon. -
447
Work on the parthenon begins
Perciles built the Parthenon in Athens in 447 BC. Perciles needed money so he stole from the treasury and took 8 years to build. He also had 200 workers on site and many others out side helping with getting materials and other jobs. -
460
Hippocrates
He was a physician who studied medicinal in Greece. He worked on the island of Cos. -
470
Socrates
Socrates was the most famous of all Ancient Greek Philosophers. He was born in 469 BC and died in 399 BC. -
500
The peak of the golden age of Ancient Greece
The Golden Age of Greece is a period of time in Greece where they had there highest peak in development. -
Jan 1, 650
Sparta puts down a slave revolt
In 650 BC Sparta became a non slave revolt and was a military state and did not use salves to fight in war. -
Jan 1, 776
First Olymoic games are held
The first Olympic Games are held in Olympia in 776 BC. They had the Olympics in Olympia every 4 years and the last five days of the Olympics was a celebration of the god Zeus. -
Jan 1, 1194
The Trojan War
The Trojan War was a conflict between Ancient Greece and the city of Troy and Ancient Greece defeated the City Of Troy. The Greece hid in a huge wooden horse and attacked troy in the middle of the night and opened the gates of troy. -
Olympic games are abolished by the roman emporor
The Olympic Games are stopped in 93 393 AD when the Christian emperor Theodosius 1 suppressed the Olympics as a pagan abomination. Theodosius’s grandson then demolished the Olympic site. -
Perciles
Pericles was born in 495 BC Athens, His father Xanthippus and his great-Uncle Cleistenes were members of thw upper class. He died in 429 BC.
