Eventos
Chandragupta Maurya (340 BCE)
founded mauryan empireAshoka Maurya (304 BC)
took Mauryan empire to great heights, passed the rock and pillar edictsChandragupta the great (410 AD- death date)
created Gupta empire, the golden age of indiaQin Shi Huang (259- 210 BCE)
first emperor of Qin dynasty, reunited feudal kingdoms after split of ZhouXiongnu (300 BCE)
large nomadic group from northern asia who may have been huns, invaded territiories extending from china to eastern europeWu ti (156-87 BCE)
enlarged han empire in central asiaSatrapies (648 BCE)
a delegation of local administration of persian provincesAthens (508 BC-322 BCE)
commercial and cultural center of ancient greek civilizationsparta (900-396 BCE)
highly militaristic city of greecePersian Wars (499 BCE)
unification of Greece against PersiaPericles (494-429 BCE)
leader of Athens during the golden age of GreeceSocrates (470-399 BCE)
founder of western philosophyPlato (427-347 BCE)
Greek philosopher, founded the academy in AthensAristotle (384-322 BCE)
ancient greek philospher and scientistHomer (unknown birth date)
wrote two epics that are still influencial todayAlexander the Great (356-323 BCE)
emperor that expaned macedonian infuence and conquered persian empireHannibal (247-181 BCE)
Carthaginian generl thought to be one of the best military leaders of all timeOctavius (63 BCE- 14 CE)
assumed all power of rome after the dissolve of the second triumvirateConstantine (272-337 CE)
defeated rival men to become emperor of Rome
and passed the edict of Milanconstanople (330–1204 CE)Diocletian (244-311 CE)
roman emperor that dividedthe kingdom in twoWang Mang (9-23 CE)
established Xin dynasty after seizing the throne from the Liu familygreat wall of china (221 BCE)The royal road (500 BCE)Períodos
Mauryan empire ( 321 BCE and 187 BCE) indiaGupta empire (320-550 CE) indialydians (1200–546 BCE)
smaller civilization outside of Persian empire that used coined money in tradephonecians (2500-332 BCE)
established powerful naval city-states along the meditehraneanHebrews (Judah and Israel, 1300- 63 BCE)
important religious beliefs in judaismPeloponnesian war (431- 404 BCE)
War between Athens and SpartaMacedonians (800-168 BCE)
invaded Athens from the north and conquered entire regionPunic wars (264-146 BCE)
Rome fought Carthage
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