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Timeline Project 2017
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Cinthya
Description
Timeline Project
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Events
Aksumite Empire Started
Aksumite Empire Ended
Assyrian Empire Started 1100 BC
Babylonian Empire Started
Assyrian Empire Ended
Babylonian Empire Ended 1100BC
The Persians, led by Cyrus the Great, invaded Babylon in 539 B.C. and created a new empire.
Persian Empire was Born
Nubian Empire was born
Nubians invaded Egypt
King Ezana led the Aksumites into into Nubia
Probale founding of Sparta
Sparta Grows
Solon Becomes Ruler in 594 BC
Battle of Thermoplaye
Alexander the Great set to conquer the world
Death of Alexander the Great
A group called the Romans overthrew the Etruscan king, Tarquin the Proud.
Completion of the Twelve tables
The Senate chose Augustus Caesar as a dictator.
Julius Caesar defeated his main rival and had himself declared dictator.
Chandragupta Maurya took control of all northern India
Much of the old Mauryan Empire was conquered by Demetrius, a Bactrian Greek.
The Olmecs developed ceramic technology
Olmec civilization disappeared
Periods
Assyrian Empire Time Period 1100 BC To 600 BC
Babylonian Empire Time period from 1900 to 1100 BC
King Hammurabi Ruled Babylon form 1770 to 1750 BC.
Nubian Empire Time period from 2500 BC to 350 AD.
Persian Empire time period from 539 to 330 BC
Growth of Athens
Pelopopnesian Wars
Rom was ruled by Etruscans
Roman Empire Time Period from 27 BC TO 337 AD
Chin Dynasty from 256 BC to 202 Bc
Chou Dynasty from 1027 to 256 BC
Han Dynasty from 200 Bc to 220 AD
Mauryan Empire from 321 BC to 185
Epic Age
Olmec Time Period
Sumerian Empire
Egyptian Empire
Indus Valley Empire
Event progress
Aksumite Empire Time Period from 900 BC to 600 AD
