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События
Traditionally Homer writes the Iliad and the Odyssey
The Iliad recounts a Greek campaign against the city of Troy
The Odyssey recounts the Greek Hero Odysseus and his sail home
Phoenician merchants establish trade between the far ends of the Mediterranean Sea
Greeks start participating in a centralized empire
Greeks increasingly mingle with different peoples
Greeks organize a series of city-states
Cretans travel abroad in advanced sailing craft
Thera volcanic eruption destroys Akrotiri
Cretans establish colonies on Cyprus and many islands on the Aegean Sea
Minoan society declines after a series of natural disasters
The wealth of Minoan society attracts invaders and their empire falls
Indo-Europeans migrate into the Greek peninsula creating Mycenaean society
Mycenaeans trade with Minoans and visit Crete
Mycenaeans build massive stone fortresses and palaces throughout southern Greece
Mycenaeans engage in a conflict with the city of Troy, The Trojan War
Many poleis 'citadel' become city-states, returning order
Spartan slaves outnumbers Spartans 10 to 1, causing most Spartans to be soldiers
Spartan society loses its austere discipline
Trade brings prosperity to Athens
Athens almost falls to Civil War but a compromise is reached
Painted cup depicts Spartans hunting
Athenian leaders increase the opportunities for citizens to participate in government
Greeks fight intermittent wars with the Persians
Greeks found more than 400 colonies along the Mediterranean Sea and Black Sea
Greek colonies dot the shores of Sicily
Greeks establish Massilia in modern day France
Greek colonization spreads the Greek language, increases trade ans intermingles cultures
Greek colonies rebel, sparking the Persian Wars
Persian King Darius supresses Greek rebelion
Athenians route the much larger Persian fleet
Persian King Xerxes dispatches huge army that burns Athens
Sparta forces Athens to an unconditional surrender
Kingdom of Macedon is a prominent state north of Greece
Greek cities trade with Macedon bringing it great wealth
Phillip starts annexing Greece
Phillip rules all of Greece
Phillip is assassinated by one of his bodyguards
Alexander conquers Ionia and Anatolia
Alexander conquers Mesopotamia
Alexander burns the Achaemenid palace
Alexander conquers Persia
Alexander subjects Punjab
Alexander and his army return to Susa in Mesopotamia to celebrate
Alexander falls ill and dies
Alexander's generals divide his empire into three large states: Antigonid, Ptolemaic and Seleucid
Romans end the Antigonid empire
Romans end the Ptolemaic empire
Parthians displace the Seleucid empire
Alexandrian Museum has more than seven hundred thousand works
Bactria governors withdraw from the Seleucid empire and establish an independent Greek kingdom
Trade generate large prosperity for the Greeks
Traditionally, the first Olympic games occur
Greek communities share a collective sense of identity
Poleis adopt strictly patriarchal structures
'The Diskobolos' a Greek statue depicting a powerful disk thrower
Female Greek poet Sappho composes poetry
Vase depicting Sappho the poet
Pasion an Athenian slave wins his freedom and citizenship
Trade allows the Greeks gain all sorts of technological advancements
Greeks adopt the Phoenician alphabet to their language
Greek thinkers work with science and math from Mesopotamia and Egypt
Eclipse takes place as predicted by Ionian theorist
Athenians sentence Socrates to death for passing the bounds of propriety
Greeks are still recognized as intellectual authorities
Religious cults are reigned in by the poleis
Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides write tragic dramas
Battle of Marathon
Battle of Salamis
Battle of Plataea
Периоды
Greeks culturally and commercially dominate the Mediterranean Sea
Crete inhabitants build lavish palaces
Crete is center of Mediterranean commerce
Minoans embark on a new round of palace building to replace those destroyed in the disasters
Minoan Society
Mycenaeans expand their influence beyond Greece
Chaos reigns in the eastern Mediterranean region as invasions and civil war break out
Sparta expands explosively
Life of Pericles, Athenian leader
Persian Wars
Peloponnesian War (Spartans vs. Athenians)
Reign of Macedon King Phillip II
Reign of Bactrian King Menander
Life of Greek Philosopher Socrates
Life of Plato, Socrates disciple
Life of Aristotle, Plato's disciple
Mycenaean society
Era of classical Greek polis
Reign of Alexander of Macedon
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