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753 BCE
Rome Was Occupied
The founders of Rome occupied a place south of the Tiber River. -
509 BCE
Romans Overthrown
A republic replaced the Roman monarchy after it was overthrown. Because of the new republic, many wars were fought. -
265 BCE
Romans Take Italian Peninsula
The whole of the Italian peninsula was overtaken by the Romans. -
70 BCE
Virgil's Birth
Poet Virgil was born in 70bc then soon passed away in 19bc. Who famously wrote Eclogues and the famous epic The Aeneid. -
44 BCE
The Creation of the Calendar
After Julius Caesar was made to be the dictator in Rome. His contributions include the 365-day calendar with leap years, agricultural wealth for Rome and urban culture in the West, and the cultural assimilation of the various regions under Roman rule. -
96
The Five Good Emperors
This area was called "five good emperors" as Rome had returned to a stable government. The five emperors were Nerva, Trajan, Hadrian, Antoninus Pius, and Marcus Aurelius. -
235
Power Was Taken
26 military leaders took the power of the Roman Empire including some enemies of Rome. -
380
Romans and Christianity
Christianity became the only religion of the Roman Empire by Theodosius I. -
476
The End Of The Romans
Odovacar, the leader of the German tribes, became the king of Rome. This resulted in the end of the Western Roman Empire.