Rome

  • Period: Apr 21, 1001 to

    Founding

    Rome was founed in 753 b.c. It was founded by a man who was raised by wolves as a kid. His name is Romulus.
  • Sep 23, 1023

    Augustus

    Augustus
    Octavian was a crude ruler. He was also a bright politician.
  • Jun 4, 1044

    Julius Caesar assassinated

    Julius Caesar assassinated
    Caesars deathHis assassination was th econspiracy of about 60 Roman senators. He was stabbed to death in the Theatre of Pompey. Caesar was the dictator of the Roman Republic at the time, nobody liked him.
  • Jun 5, 1072

    Spartacus

    Spartacus
    Sparticus was a slave for the Roman Empire. In 73 bc he leads 9000 people to revolt. He dies on this conquest but is known forever.
  • Jun 4, 1073

    Spartacus leads revolt

    Spartacus leads revolt
    He leads a slave revolt that recruits at least 90,000 people. After goign through Italy he is shut down by Marcus Crassus. He ends up dying in this revolt.
  • May 31, 1076

    Virgilio

    Virgilio
    He was a very wonderful poet. The aeneid was his famous poet.
  • Jun 4, 1089

    Passing the Law

    Passing the Law
    In 89 bc a vote was taken between Roman senates. The votes passed the ability to trade and marry with the romans. Before this only Romans could marry and trade with other Romans
  • May 31, 1100

    Julius Caesar

    Julius Caesar
    Julius was a military and political ruler. He was an important part in the tranformation to the republic to the empire.
  • Jun 4, 1133

    Tiberius Gracchus murdered

    Tiberius Gracchus murdered
    He proposed the redistribution of public land to peasants. Aristocrats profited from land objects. That sparks civil revolts and he dies.
  • Jun 4, 1260

    Hannibal

    Hannibal
    Important PeopleHannibal was the leader of the Carthaginians, who swore to crush Rome. He was the first person to use elephants in war. He trained them to charge and smash other humans. It was a flawless plan until the reached the Alps.
  • Jun 4, 1340

    Latin War

    Latin War
    Rome's frusteration caused Latin states to revolt. Rome quickly crushes the revolters and consolidates the hold on power. Extending citizenship throughout all territories.
  • Jun 4, 1343

    First Samnite War

    First Samnite War
    Rome takes on its toughest oppent when it tries to spread further into italy. The samnite nation consisted of fierce mountain warriors. Rome wins the conflict and gains fertile ground.
  • Jun 4, 1390

    Gauls sack Rome

    Gauls sack Rome
    Roman defenders fail to stop a Gallic invasion. They defeated Rome and ransacked the city. Rome gave them payments of gold to get them to leave.
  • Jun 4, 1406

    Rome attacks

    Rome attacks
    Rome usually is on the defensive. Rome finally decides to go offensive on neighboring Eutricians. They conquere Veii.
  • May 31, 1476

    Romes Control

    Romes Control
    In 476 ad rome had controlled over 6.5 million kilometers of land. Rome's reign lasted arouns 1100 years. They had plenty of ups and downs in that time.
  • Jun 1, 1509

    Roman Republic

    Roman Republic
    Rome became a republic in 509bc. They declared this after the last of the "seven kings" died. Causing a constitution of checks and balances.
  • Romes founding

    Romes founding
    Rome was founed in 753 b.c. It was founded by a man who was raised by wolves as a kid. His name is Romulus.
  • Romulus

    Romulus
    Romulus is a very important figure in the history of Rome. Him and his brother were the founders of Rome. Without him there would be no rome.
  • Remus

    Remus
    Remus and his brother were raised by wolves. He died between him and his bother. His brother ended up founding Rome.
  • Crucifixion of Jesus

    Crucifixion of Jesus
    He was Crucified in the Roman Province of Jerusalem. His death started the spread of Christianity throughout Rome.
  • Emperor Claudius

    Emperor Claudius
    People thought of him as a wise ruler. While he was ruling he made Britain become part of the empire. He came to Britain to accept a treaty.
  • Conquest of Britain

    Conquest of Britain
    Roman army conquered and controlled new countries. Each country became apart of the empire, becoming known as a province.
  • Death of Nero

    Death of Nero
    The death of Nero edned the imfamous Dynasty of Julio-Claudian. He was adopted by his great-uncle Claudian to gain power. He focused a lot on diplomacy.
  • Year of the Four Emperors

    Year of the Four Emperors
    The four emerors are consisted of Galba, Otho and Vitellius and then Vespasian . Vespasian became the ruler of the Flavian Dynasty. He was the most successful of the four.
  • Pompeii

    Pompeii
    Mt. Vesuvius erupts and is the biggest volcano. It sends smoke so high and last so long Rome is covered in a darkness. Pompeii is covered in ash and destroyed
  • Greatest Power

    Greatest Power
    Rome reached its peak with its power under the reign of Trajan. He ruled from 98 ad to 117 ad. He made Rome the strongest it ever would be.
  • Year of the Five Emperors

    Year of the Five Emperors
    When the timespan of the Five Emperors Rome was in turmoil and chaos. The Five Emperors were Pertinax, Didius Julianus, Pescennius Niger, Septimius Severus, Claudius Albinus. Septimius was the one to start the Severus Dynasty.
  • Dividing of Rome

    Dividing of Rome
    Rome was divided into two seperate empires. Diocletian was the emperor and split Rome into the Western and the Eastern empires. The Eastern empire is also known as the Byzantine Empire.
  • Tetarchy

    Tetarchy
    Diocletian made the Tetarchy. Splitting power between multpile rulers
  • Declaring Christianity

    Declaring Christianity
    In 280 ad Christianity was declared the sole Religion od the Roman Empire. Emporer Theodosius I was the person to make this decision.
  • Byzantine Emprie Ends

    Byzantine Emprie Ends
    In the time the empire was up and running Constantine xi was the ruler. The way the empire fell was with his death. The empire crumbled after.
  • Ending of Western Empire

    Ending of Western Empire
    The Western Roman Empire ended officially with the disowning of Romulus Augustus on 4 September 476 . The Western Empire falls that year.
  • Raphael Sanzio

    Raphael Sanzio
    He was an outstanding Renaisance artist. Raphael was also an architect.