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1200 BC
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1200 BC - 800 BC
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1200 BC
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The Mycenaean language and culture was destroyed and it took centuries for the Greeks to reinvent a writing system. It also led to the beginning of the Dark Age.
900 BC - 753 BC
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800 BC - 480 BC
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776 BC
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753 BC - 509 BC
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753 bc
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700 BC
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Homer's the Iliad and the Odyssey are of the earliest and most complete archaic poems, marking the reinvention of literacy in ancient Greece.
546 BC
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546 BC
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509 BC
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509 BC - 31 BC
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507 BC
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480 BC
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The Battle of Salamis was a naval battle fought between the Greeks and the Persian Empire, under King Xerxes. The Persians were defeated by the Greeks in a decisive victory.
480 BC - 323 BC
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479 BCE
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478 BC
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The Delian League was a military alliance that was established to fight against Persia. It turned into the Athenian Empire essentially, creating hostility between Athens, Sparta, Corinth and Thebes mainly.
431 BC - 404 BC
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fought between Athens and Sparta
395 BC - 386 BC
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This war was with the Spartans fighting against Athens, Thebes, Corinth and Persia on the other hand. It ends in 386 with the Persian King guaranteeing peace, also known as the ‘King’s Peace.’
338 BCE
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338 BC
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336 BCE - 323 BCE
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333 BC
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323 BC - 146 BC
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301 BC
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280 BC - 275 BC
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218 BC - 201 BC
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133 BC
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59 BC - 17 AD
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He tells the history of Rome up until the 9th Century BC, in 142 books.
44 B.C.
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Caesar was killed due to some senator's fears that he would depose of the senates and rule as a tyrant. Yet his assassination did not result in the restoration of the Roman Republic.
31 BC
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31 BC - 284 AD
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30 BC
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The two of them committed suicide when Octavian (Augustus) invaded Egypt, following their defeat at the battle of Actium.
14 AD
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43 AD
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Claudius managed to expand the empire also generate wealth through his invasion of Britannia, due to Britain's material riches.
69 AD
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192 AD
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284 AD
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284 AD - 641 AD
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324 AD - 337 AD
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He was the first Christian emperor of Rome. He also founded the city of Constantinople which became the Eastern Roman Empire's capital.
324 AD
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