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753 BCE
Italy and Roman empire
The Roman empire officially started when Caesar Augustus, also known as Octavian, became the sole ruler. -
340
Latin war
Rome was victorious in this war. They attempted to shake of Roman dominion -
348
Latin league dissolved
Rome was victorious in the Latin war so the Latin league dissolved. -
356
First plebeian dictator
Quintus Hortensius was appointed. This resolved conflicts and instituted a law. -
471
Creation of the concilium plebis
it was created because the Plebeians wanted more say in the government, so they went on strike and left the city. So the Patricians agreed to let them have there own council and the council allowed the Plebeians to elect tribunes who could protect them and veto some of the unfair decisions. -
482
War with Veii
conflict between the Roman republic and the etruscans lasted for many years. Veii was a powerful city near Rome and the two cities had a rivalry. the war ended in a Roman victory under the Marcus camillus the Romans used a strategy that involved digging tunnels to infiltrate the city. once they got inside they managed to capture Veii which expanded Rome greatly. -
491
Coriolanus impeached and exiled
Coriolanus was kicked out of Rome because he upset the people. he wanted to give people only grain if they gave up some of there political rights. this made the people really mad and they also accused him of being a tyrant and eventually exiled him. -
493
treaty with the latins
treaty with the Latin league was an agreement that ended hostilities and made a mutual defense pact. it means that Rome and the Latin cities would help each other in times of war and share the spoils of there victory's. -
496
Battle of Lake Regillus between Rome and Latin league
the battle was a fight between Rome and the Latin league Rome won the battle which helped them become stronger and more dominant in that region. -
501
Appointment of the first dictator
The first dictator was appointed during a crisis. Rome was under threats from enemy forces so they appointed lucius Cincinnatus as dictator he had full control of Rome for 6 month to deal with this emergency and led Rome to victory. -
504
Migration of the Sabine Claudii clan to Rome
the clan moved to Rome because they were invited by the Romans. they were even given land and became part of Roman society helping strengthen the city. -
507
Consecration of the temple of Jupiter on the capital
the Jupiter temple on the Capitoline hill was dedicated to the god of Rome. it was a big event with ceremonies to honor Jupiter and marked the temple as a sacred place. -
509
Treaty between Rome and Carthage
agreement to keep peace and define their territories. the treaty agreed that Rome and Carthage wouldn't attack each other and would respect there land and trade routes. the treaty helped Rome and Carthage avoid conflicts between each other and focus on there own growth. -
578
Reign of Servius Tullius
He was the sixth king of Rome. He is most well-known for the Servian constitution. This was a type of constitution that divided people into 5 classes based on wealth. -
642
Ancus Marcius
He was the fourth king of Rome. He reigned for a total of 24 years. Ancus Marcius was considered to be a legendary ruler, the first person to extend Rome. -
700
Etruscan Civilization fourishes
The Etruscan civilization was best known for Its rich mineral resources. It was conquered by Rome. -
715
Reign of Numa Pompilius
Numa Pompilius was known as the second of seven kings before the Roman republic. His main accomplishments were creating religious calendars as well as founding other religious institutions. -
1000
Latins settle in latium
The latins inhabited a small region known as old latium. It is a small area in the Latin peninsula. -
1200
Beginning of the first iron age
This is when people in Asia and Europe started making tools from Iron and steel. It followed the Bronze and stone age