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7th Grade Social Studies - Unit 3: Rome
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Events
B.C. - Before Christ
Sumerians develop cuneiform
Moses and the 10 Commandments
David rules Hebrews
Phoenicians found Carthage
Nebuchadnezzar's Tower of Babel/Hanging Gardens of Babylon
Hammurabi's Code of Laws
Abraham becomes father of the Hebrews
Hebrews migrate to Egypt
Phoenicians develop the alphabet
B.C./A.D. (Common Era) - dividing point between B.C. and A.D. - the life and time of Jesus
Minoan civilization begins on Crete
Minoans are the first seafaring civilization
Myceneans gain control of Crete and the Mediterranean
Dorians conquer the Myceneans - Greece enters a Dark Age
Romulus and Remus
Rise of City-States begins
Athens develops first democratic constitution
Sparta becomes the greatest military power in Greece
Persian War begins
Greeks defeat Persians at Battle of Plataea ending the Persian Wars
Peloponesian War begins
Athens surrenders to Sparta ending the war
Philip II of Macedonia conquers Greece
Philip II is killed - Alexander "The Great" comes to power
Alexander dies from a fever
Romans conquer Greece
A.D. - Anno Domini - In the year of our Lord
Rome gets Sicily, Sardinia, Corsica, Spain, and Northern Africa
Julius Caesar assassinated
Christ lives and dies
Romans destroy the temple in Jerusalem
Mt. Vesuvius erupts
Christianity is made legal
Rome falls
Etruscans dominate northern Italy
Periods
Sumer
Babylonia
Assyria
Chaldeans
Rome Ruled by Kings
Rome Ruled by the Republic
Rome Ruled by the Emperor
Rome expands into central Italy
Rome controls Italy and Greece
Punic Wars - Rome vs. Carthage
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