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753 BCE
City of Rome is Founded
Although people dont know how exactly the city of Rome was founded we do know when. Rome was officially founded on April 21 753 BC by who only legend can tell of (Remus and Romulus) -
509 BCE
Republic of Rome
The Republic of Rome is very significant because it was the first Republic in history. It is also evident in our government today. -
499 BCE
Persian War
The war between Persia and Greece consisted of two different invasions. The first was led by king Darius and the second by his son. In the end the Greeks won surprisingly with a smaller army, they just had to unite as one. Ended in 450 BCE. -
480 BCE
Golden age of Athens
The Golden age of Athens was crucial. During this time many things were invented and discovered. Amphitheaters built, Plays written, Story's told and many other achievements such as Homers works and Philosophy. Ended in 404 BCE -
431 BCE
Peloponnesian War
The Peloponnesian war was a very important war in the history of Greece. During the war Sparta defeated Athens by locking them into there own city leading to there eventual surrender. This also lead to the fall of Greece. And Alexander the Greats Rule. Ended 404 BCE -
323 BCE
Alexander the Great Dies
Alexander the Greats rule ended after he died of disease, with no direct heir his empire was split between 3 people eventually leading to his downfall. During his life time he created the largest empire of the time and was never defeated in battle. -
264 BCE
Punic Wars
The Punic Wars were a series of battles between Rome and Carthage over control of the Mediterranean. the first time Carthage tried to sneak around the mountains, so Rome went over and took over there land. The second time Rome went and completely destroyed Carthage. Ended 149 BCE -
59 BCE
First Triumvirate
The First Triumvirate consisted of three people, Julius Caesar, Pompous and Crasses. The eventual outcome is that they turned on each other one by one until Julius Caesar was the last man Standing, Leader of the Roman Empire. Ended in 44 BCE -
43 BCE
Second Triumvirate
The Second time the Romans tried the rule of 3... it failed as before. Just as before they turned on each other one by one until Octavian was the last man standing. Octavian then changed his name to Augustus or "The Exulted One" Ended 31 BCE -
31 BCE
Augustus Rules!
Augustus Ruled over Rome for many years and lead them to the Pax Romana, or Roman Peace. He expanded the empire and made it better in every way but after his death began the fall of Rome... Ended 14 CE
