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Greece and Rome
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Les événements
Trojan War
Dorian Invasion Greek Culture destroyed
Olympic Games
Philip of Macedon; Battle of Chaeronea
Philip Assassinated
Rome Founded by Romulus
Roman Republic Established
Latin Revolt
Settlement of 338 Self-Rule
Battle of Tarentum Pyrrhic Victory Greece wins but loses too many to hold
Tiberius Gracchus (Land Reform)
Gaius Gracchus (Grain Redistribution)
Gaius Marius (Military Reform)
Sulla Marches on Rome
Julius Caesar
Caesar Crosses the Rubicon
Caesar Assassinated
Octavian
Rome Falls
Alexander the Great
King Minos
Knossos, Crete
Mycenae
Mycenaeans conquer Minoans
City States Deunify
Expand into Asia Minor (Ionia) and Italy
conquest and pillage
Greek Renaissance
Helot/slave revolts harden Sparta
Athenian Democracy
Cleisthenes - 1 cit, 1 vote 25, male, free, landowners
Ekklesia - congregation boule - 500 man council deme - ward
polis acropolis agora ostracism
Herodotus ostricized from Halicarnassus Accounts Persian War "The Histories"
Thucydides records pelopponesian wars cowardice
Delian League for Athens
Darius attempts Marathon
Xerxes attempts Athens elevated falls to hubris
Pelopponesian league W(Sparta) vs Delian League L(Athens)
Socrates Humanism convicted of corruption of students socratic method
Plato Academy ideal state -philosophers -soldiers -workers cave allegory
Aristotle Lyceum best government: monarch, aristoc, democ
Alexander conquers Egypt (Alexandria) Fertile Crescent (persians) indus river valley encourages soldiers to stay and spread greek culture - hellenistic
Antigonus - Greece/Macedonia Seleucus - Persia/India Ptolemy - Egypt
Aeneus to Latium
Romulus and Remus
Senate 300 patricians for life Curiate Assem. 30 delegates granted imperium Gen Assemb. elected by plebs --Centuriate - elected consuls, praetors, censors --Tribal - elected aediles, queastors, tribunes ----plebians
Sipio blocks Hannibal H. returns to Zuma to lose
Macedonian Wars Rome controls E-W
JC Aedile
JC Pontifa Maxima
JC gov of far Spain
JC, Crassus, Pompey, 1st triumverate
JC consul dominates Bibulus
Conquest of Gaul
Crassus and Pompey gain command
Crassus killed as gov of Syria
Pompey made consul to reign in anarchy
JC Sole consul perpetual dictator augur pontifia maxima proconsul for life censor imperator
Brutus and Cassius caught in Syria
2nd Triumverate Marcus Lepidus (N Africa) Octavian (Rome, West) Marc Antony (Egypt, East)
Sicilian Revolt Squashed by Marcus Lepidus Marc Antony - Meets Cleopatra (Ptolemy)
M.A. Cleopatra sail to challenge Octavian lose, Romeo Juliet suicide Lepidus Dies
Octavian - Caesar Augustus princeps Imperator Praetorian Guard
Diocletian divides E and W Rome W Rome - cultural, political E Byzantium - Economic
Constantine moves capitol to Byzantiam/Constantinople Church retains W power Legitimizes Christianity
Theodosius the Great Makes Christianity Official Religion of Rome
Périodes
Aegean Period
Dark Age
Hellenic Period
Hellenistic Period
Minoan Culture
Mycenaean Culture
Archaic Age
Classical Age
Second Samnite War (Liris River)
Third Samnite War (Samnium) (Etruria)
First Samnite War (Campania)
First Punic War (Sicily)
Second Punic War (Hannibal - Zama)
First Macedonian War
Second Macedonian War
Syrian War
Third Macedonian War
Fourth Macedonian War
Third Punic War (Carthage)
Spartacus Slave Revolt Crassus and Pompey Become Consuls
First Triumverate
Second Triumverate
Pax Romana
Roman Empire
Messenian Wars 1
Messenian Wars 2
Pericles
Pelopponesian Wars
Persian Wars
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
Alexander the Great
Diocletian
Constantine
Constantinian Dynasty