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2000 BC - 1400 BC
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Minoans controlled sea trade with their powerful navy
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2000 BC - 1450 BC
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The Minoans basically disappeared out of nowhere on 1450 BC.
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1700 BC - 1200 BC
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They controlled the Greek mainland.
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1150 BC - 750 BC
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Invaded the Greek land causing them to go into the dark ages of Greece, called the dark ages because they didn't leave behind anything for historians. No writings or anything
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776 BC
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The first know Olympic games of all time. The foundation to where we get the Olympic games from.
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725 BC
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Spartans took over the Messenians
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625 BC
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Messenians revolted against the harsh rule of the Spartans
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621 BC
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Draco developed a fair code for all the citizens equality.
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594 BC
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509 BC - 27 BC
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This is when the Roman Republic ends
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509 BC
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One of the Roman Kings that made the Romans not want to have a king. His rule was not ruled very proudly!
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500 BC
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499 BC - 493 BC
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Ionian Greeks revolted against the Persians because they were being taxed too much for their liking.
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490 BC
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Between Athens and Persians, the Athens wanted the help of the Greeks, but they said they would be there when they are done with their event taking place.
http://www.findingdulcinea.com/docroot/dulcinea/fd_images/news/on-this-day/September-October-08/On-this-Day--Athens-Defeats-Persian-Army-at-the-Battle-of-Marathon/news/0/image.jpg
480 BC
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This was a navy battle between Greek city states and Persia. A common quote is the enemy of my enemy is my friend, in this case meaning how the enemy Greek states became allies to beat the bigger Persia
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477 BC - 431 BC
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Art and other things flourished during this age.
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461 BC - 429 BC
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He led Athens and was a politician
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450 BC
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Everyone would have to follow these rules.
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431 BC - 404 BC
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War starts between Athens and Sparta.
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338 BC
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Goes into Greece and defeats them in the Battle of Chaeronea
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334 BC
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Alexander's first big victory against the rival Persians, at the Granicus River
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333 BC
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Gets his second big win at Issus
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331 BC
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Beats Persia another time at Gaugamela.
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326 BC
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Starts taking over parts of the Indus Valley, expanding his empire
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264 BC - 146 BC
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Three wars fought between Rome and Carthage
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202 BC
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Scipio defeats Hannibal at battle of Zama
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100 bc - 44 bc
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Made himself dictator for life (never before done before, but you could have done this) then was assassinated by the senators pretty badly, even by one of his closest people he talked too.
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31 BC
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Marc Anthony and Cleopatra killed themselves. Marc Anthony thought Cleopatra was dead then he fell on his sword, Cleopatra killed herself with snake poison so she didn't get paraded around and made a joke
http://www.history.com/s3static/video-thumbnails/AETN-History_VMS/21/124/History_Coroners_Report_Cleopatra_rev_SF_HD_1104x622-16x9.jpg
27 BC - 180 AD
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This was the Peaceful time of Rome.
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64 AD
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313 AD
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Christianity was legalized in the Edict of Milan
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325 AD
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The council of Nicaea wrote the Nicene Creed
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330 AD
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Constantine moved the capital Byzantium and renamed it Constantinople. (The city of Constantine)
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380 AD
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This emperor makes Christianity the official religion of Rome
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476 AD
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Western Empire falls due to many problems
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