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753 BC
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Romulus and Remus were the sons of Mars and were raise by a she-wolf after growing up they built the city of Rome and one brother killed the other they both ultimately died, but they had created what was going to be one of the most influential and powerful empires in the world
500 BC
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The revolt against King Tarquinius makes the Republic of Rome. It had a great significance of Freedom that would impact the world, of a government that was prominent without monarchy and a better more organized government.
218 BC
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Carthaginian general Hannibal wins several battles of the romans, but was defeated by Scipio and Carthage Capitulated
49 BC
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Gaius Julius Caesar turns on Rome and becomes dictator, shortly after he defeated many rivals including his former friend Pompey (a dictator in Rome was considered military leader rather than the communist term used today)
44 BC
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Gaius Julius Caesar was killed by several senators including sextus and brutus
36 BC
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a triumvirate is formed by Marcus Antony Octavius( Augustus) and Lepidus after they chased down the last remaining murderers of Caesar (a triumvirate is a political regime dominated by three powerful individuals)
32 BC
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Octavius and the senate of Rome declare war on Cleopatra and Marcus Antony the war was won by Octavius. Marcus and Cleopatra committed suicide.
27 BC
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Octavius takes the title of Augustus and becomes Emperor of the Roman Empire which stretches from spain to Germany to Israel
285 AD
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Emperor Diocletian splits the Roman Empire in 2
It results in the Western Roman Empire and the Eastern Roman Empire.
476 AD
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Rome fell to the Barbarians and the Western Roman Empire was already shrunk to italy/sicily, although the last emperor claimed to rule spain france italy and north africa