Timeline: GrecoRoman Timeline

750 BCE

Homer writes the Iliad
750 BCE

Homer wrote the Odyssey
700 BCE

Greek Mythology
700 BCE

Greece shift from barter to money economy (coins)
600 BCE

Solon and Draco worked for reform
508 BCE

When Athens was founded
500 BCE

When sparta was founded
500 BCE

Athen's Government switch to a Democracy
500 BCE

Sparta becomes an Oligarchy
500 BCE

Phidias built the statue of Zeus and Athena
Period: 499 BCE to 449 BCE

Persian Wars

Athens and Sparta vs Persia
458 BCE

Aeschylus writes the Agamemnon
447 BCE

Pericles rebuilt the parthenon
441 BCE

Sophocles writes the Antigone
431 BCE

Athens creates Delian League
Period: 431 BCE to 404 BCE

Peloponnesian War

Athens vs Sparta
429 BCE

Pericles expanded Democracy
425 BCE

Herodotus wrote the Histories
411 BCE

Thucydides wrote the Histories
400 BCE

Roman Mythology
339 BCE

King Philip conquered most of Greece
336 BCE

King Philip II dies, Replaced by his son, Alexander the Great
Period: 336 BCE to 328 BCE

Alexander the Great's Conquest
323 BCE

Hellenistic Age
Period: 264 BCE to 146 BCE

Punic Wars

Rome vs Carthage
53 BCE

First Trimuvirate
44 BCE

Julius Caesar is Assassinated
31 BCE

Augustus Caesar defeats Marc Anotny
180

Pax Romana begins

180 AD
284

Rome spilts it's empire to Eastern and Western Rome

284 AD
306

Constantine becomes emperor

306 AD
313

Christianity becomes Rome's official Religion

313 AD
313

Christianity spreads in Rome

313 AD
337

Constantine moves Rome's Capital to Constantinople

337 AD
337

Constantine dies

337 AD
476

Rome Falls

476 AD
1054

Greek Orthodox church begins

Homer writes the Iliad

Homer wrote the Odyssey

Greek Mythology

Greece shift from barter to money economy (coins)

Solon and Draco worked for reform

When Athens was founded

When sparta was founded

Athen's Government switch to a Democracy

Sparta becomes an Oligarchy

Phidias built the statue of Zeus and Athena

Persian Wars

Aeschylus writes the Agamemnon

Pericles rebuilt the parthenon

Sophocles writes the Antigone

Athens creates Delian League

Peloponnesian War

Pericles expanded Democracy

Herodotus wrote the Histories

Thucydides wrote the Histories

Roman Mythology

King Philip conquered most of Greece

King Philip II dies, Replaced by his son, Alexander the Great

Alexander the Great's Conquest

Hellenistic Age

Punic Wars

First Trimuvirate

Julius Caesar is Assassinated

Augustus Caesar defeats Marc Anotny

Pax Romana begins

Rome spilts it's empire to Eastern and Western Rome

Constantine becomes emperor

Christianity becomes Rome's official Religion

Christianity spreads in Rome

Constantine moves Rome's Capital to Constantinople

Constantine dies

Rome Falls

Greek Orthodox church begins

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