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The time when Greece was founded.
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When Greece had a monarchy.
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The government, known as oligarchy in Sparta is established.
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The time when Greece was founded to it's inevitable fall.
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The poet, Homer's speculated birth and death dates.
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The time of the Roman Empire.
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The moment when a poet wrote about the gods.
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The approximate year that Draco took over Greece.
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When Solon ruled.
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The mathematician, Pythagoras' life from birth to death.
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The playwright's life from his birth to his death.
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This is when Rome started it's republic.
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The year Athens was established as a city-state.
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The moment when Athens creates a direct democracy.
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They started using money as a form of currency instead of bartering.
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The sculptor, Phidias' life from birth to death.
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The time when Persia and Athens got into a war and it united Athens and Sparta.
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The, Sophocles' life from birth to death.
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The age when Pericles ruled over Athens.
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The historian, Herodotus' life from birth to death.
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The life of the historian, Thucydides from birth to death.
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The philosopher, Socrates' life from birth to death.
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The physician, Hippocrates' life from birth to death.
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The war between Athens and Sparta that ultimately weakened them.
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Plato's life from birth to death.
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The height of their power after beating Athens.
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The life of the philosopher, Aristotle from birth to death.
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They fell to Thebes and their city had a decline.
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Alexander conquers Greece.
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The mathmetician, Euclid's speculated life.
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The life of the scientist, Archimedes from birth to death.
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When the Punic Wars started.
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The life of the poet, Virgil, from birth to death.
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Julius Caesar, Pompey, and Crassus all form a triumvirate.
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Julius Caesar gets elected as dictator for life.
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The second triumvirate between Augustus, Marc, and Lepidus was formed.
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Augustus is the first emperor for Rome.
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The Golden Age of Rome begins.
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The approximate year it was founded
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The life of the scientist, Ptolemy, from birth to death.
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Constantinople was made capital.
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