JLR - Rome Timeline
Category: Otro
Actualizado: 1 may 2021
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Created byJason Lara-Rodriguez
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Revolt of Plebeians (commoners) against Patricians (aristocrats)General Cincinnatus came out of retirement, put down his plow, and took up position of dictator to save Rome. As soon as he won the battles he returned to Rome, resigned and returned to his fieldsGauls invaded and sacked RomeBegan construction of first aqueduct and first major roadRome controlled all of Italian peninsulaMarian reformsInvention of heating system known as the hypocaust used in villas spread to most public bathsPompey, Crassus and Julius Caesar formed alliance known as First TriumvirateBattle of the Teutoburg ForestJesus Christ Crucified in JerusalemGreat fire in Rome - Nero blamed Christians and began persecutionVesuvius erupted burying towns of Pompeii and HerculaneumThe Colosseum finishedHadrian ordered building of Pantheon in RomeDiocletian split empire into four sections ruled by two co-emperorsPersecution of ChristiansConstantine I defeated Licinius and took over sole rule of EmpireCapitol moved from Rome to ConstantinopleEmpire divided into East and WestAttila the Hun invaded Italy - stayed out of Rome as request of Pope Leo IRome sacked by VandalsFall of the Western Roman Empire by invasion of GothsRome is found by Romulus and Remus (mythical)Rome became a republic by overthrowing King Tarquin the proud (Lucius Tarquinius Superbus)Rome developed the first law code, the Twelve TablesThe Battle of CannaeBattle of ZamaBeginning of Empire age with Octavian claiming title of Augustus and assuming all the power of the magistrates in the roman government - beginning of the Pax Romana (peace of Rome)Períodos
Time of the KingsRome defeated Latin LeagueFirst War between Rome and Carthage (First Punic War)Second Punic WarSlave revolt led by gladiator SpartacusJulius Caesar conquered all of Gaul - current day FranceCivil war between Marcus Antony and OctavianJewish RevoltHadrian's wall built in BritainEmpire reached greatest extent under Emperors Trajan (96 - 117) and Hadrian (117 - 138)Eastern Empire survived as the Byzantine EmpireCivil war with Julius Caesar the winner
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