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Period: 1100 BCE to 332 BCE
IRON AGE
The Iron Age was a period in human history. This period was followed by the Stone Age and the Bronze Age. During the Iron Age, people from much of Europe, Asia, and parts of Africa began making tools and weapons from iron and steel. -
Period: 753 BCE to 509 BCE
MONARCHY
The Roman monarchy was the first period in Roman history, when the city and its territory were ruled by kings. -
Period: 509 BCE to 27 BCE
REPUBLIC
It began when the monarchy came to an end with the expulsion of the last monarch, Tarquinius the Magnificent, until the empire began. -
Period: 264 BCE to 241 BCE
FIRST PUNIC WAR
Rome conquers Sicily -
Period: 219 BCE to 202 BCE
SECOND PUNIC WAR
Hannibal occupied part of Italy -
218 BCE
ROMAN CONQUEST IN THE IBERIAN PENINSULA
It began in the late third century BC with the landing in Ampùries and lasted until the early fifth century AD, when some barbarian peoples settled in the empire and led to its disintegration. -
218 BCE
FIRST FIGHT BETWEEN ROME AND THE CARTHAGINIANS
It was the first major battle between Rome and the Carthaginians. -
206 BCE
ILERGETA REVOLT
It was a revolt of the Ilergetes and allied tribes led by Indíbil and Mandoni. -
197 BCE
IBERIAN REVOLT
It was a revolt of the Iberian peoples against Roman rule in the second century BC. -
Period: 149 BCE to 146 BCE
THIRD PUNIC WAR
Carthage was destroyed. -
100 BCE
BIRTH OF JULIUS CAESAR
He borns in Rome. -
63 BCE
JULIUS CAESAR IS ELECTED PRETOR
He was a political and military leader -
63 BCE
BIRTH OF AUGUST
He borns in Italy, Rome.
August was the first emperator of the Roman Empire.
He died the 14 BC. -
Period: 60 BCE to 53 BCE
FIRST TRIUMVIRATE
It was the political alliance of Julius Caesar, Crassus and Pompey. It ended when Cras died. -
Period: 58 BCE to 49 BCE
WAR OF GALICIANS
War in which Julius Caesar wanted to conquer this territory. -
Period: 49 BCE to 45 BCE
SECOND ROMAN CIVIL WAR
War between Julius Caesar and Pompey. He won Caesar and received the final ascent to absolute power as Roman dictator. -
44 BCE
DEATH OF JULIUS CAESAR
The cause of death was a stab wound. -
Period: 40 BCE to 35 BCE
SECOND TRIUMVIRATE
It was formed by Octavi, Antoni and Marc Emili Lèpid. -
30 BCE
DEATH OF MARCUS ANTONIUS
He killed himself. -
Period: 27 BCE to 1453
ROMAN EMPIRE
The Roman Empire was the period of maximum expansion of the Roman State in Classical Antiquity. -
313
EDICT OF MILAN
It was a decree promulgated in the city of Milan by the emperors Constantine the Great and Licinius I.
The edict of Milan gave religious freedom to all groups and especially to Christians. -
325
FIRST COUNCILS OF NICEA
He was summoned to a city in Asia Minor by Emperor Constantine. Constantine's goal was to keep the Roman Empire together.
Constantine I the Great was the first Roman emperor to profess Christianity. He ruled a constantly growing Roman Empire until his death. -
395
DIVISION OF ROME
When the emperor Theodosius I died, Rome was divided into two parts and these parts were divided between his two sons. Arcadius received the empire of the East and Honorius received the empire of the West. -
476
FALL OF THE WESTERN ROMAN EMPIRE
The dissolution of the Western Roman Empire came after the assassination of Julius Nepos.
JULIUS NEPOT:
- Was the penultimate Roman emperor of the West.
- His reign was short, as he lacked the support of troops, who preferred other Roman generals. -
1453
FALL OF THE EASTERN ROMAN EMPIRE
With the fall of the Eastern Roman Empire ended the Middle Ages.