Ancient Rome

A soon to be 753,000 square mile city is born

Citizens of Rome are now aloud to elect leaders and politicians. They can vote on important topics of discussion.

Julius Ceaser was born. Julius ceaser led to be one of the most impactful leaders of all time, leading to present day. He completely demolished the Roman empire which was well on its way to being a world "super power."

Augustus was the next ruler after the assassination of Julius Ceaser. He was a military dictator.

Shortly after declaring himself a dictator, Julius Ceasar is assassinated. The citizens and leaders of Rome do not know the future that lies ahead of them.

It took 384 years. but eventually, Christianity became the official religion of Ancient Rome. It has changed a bit, but Christianity is still the most practiced religion in present day.

The first emperor of the Roman Empire dies, likely by natural cause, although some rumors point to Augustus' wife feeding him poison.

A six day long fire blazed throughout the streets of Ancient Rome, leaving only four of fourteen districts remaining safe and undamaged.

A ten year project is finished, and the Romans are now able to enjoy days of relaxation and entertainment, taking their mind off of the hardships of daily life.

Ancient Rome officially gets its 1,000,000 citizen, making it by far the most heavily populated city in the Ancient World