Rome and greece

Greece and Rome 2000 BC-450 AD

  • Jason, Leader of the Argonauts
    300

    Jason, Leader of the Argonauts

    Jason, son of Aeson, leader of the Argonauts in the quest for the Goled Fleece, lived in this time. His uncle gave him this quest due to Jason's desire to take his rightful place as king. He tried to make the quest impossable because he did not want to give up the throne. Jason eventually got there, but the king did not want to give up the fleece, so he gave him two difficult tasks. With the help of the enchantress Medea, he acired the fleece. He became king.
  • Alexander the Great dies
    323

    Alexander the Great dies

    Alexander was ascended to the throne after his father, Phillip 2 was assasinated. He never lost a single battle while leading a large army. In Babylon he fell sick after a banquet and died at the age of 33. A year after his death his army and empire fell apart. This showing how great of a leader he was.
  • Statue of Zues
    445

    Statue of Zues

    The Greek sculptor, Phidias, sculpted 43ft ivory and gold statue of Zues as a gift. The staue was held in the sancturary of Zues in Olympia. This staue is now one of the seven wonders of the world.
  • The Democracy begins in Athens
    500

    The Democracy begins in Athens

    Athens and the surrounding territory of Attica helped develop this democracy.This was one first known democracies. Most Greek cities set up democracys following the Athenian model. Solon, Cleisthene, and Ephial.tes contributted to the development of Athenian democaracy
  • Rome is established
    Aug 1, 753

    Rome is established

    The twin borthers Remus and Romulus established the city of Rome. They did not want to serve anybody else as king so they left thier kingdom in Alba and established their own city. In this proccess, they got mad at each other and Romulus killed his brother Remus.
  • The year of the first Olymic games
    Jul 1, 776

    The year of the first Olymic games

    The games were held in honor of the Greek god, Zues, in the middle of the summer in Olympia, Greece. The games were held to be one of the two central rituals in Ancient Greece. They were held every four years as an athletic compettion. Only free men were allowed to participate.
  • Trojan War
    Aug 19, 1200

    Trojan War

    The Trojan war was fought in Troy between the city of Troy and Mycenaean. This war was caried on against Troy by the Greeks after Paris of Troy took Helen from her husband the king of Sparta, Menelaus. This war had a great impct. it is one of the most important events in Greek mythology.
  • Achilles
    Aug 21, 1250

    Achilles

    Achilles was born here, he became invanerable when his mom dipped him into the river Styx. He slew the trojen hero Hecter at the gates. Later he was killed by Paris, Hecter's brother due to his weak spot on his heel.
  • The begining of the Roman Republic

    The begining of the Roman Republic

    After the overthrow of of the last of Rome's seven kings, the republic had begun. The Roman Republic expanded from central Italy to the entire Italian peninsula.During this peroid, Rome expanded from the city of Rome to the entire Mediterranean world.It helped make what we know now as modern Rome.
  • Suspention of the Olympic Games

    Suspention of the Olympic Games

    The games continued to be celabrated after Greece came under Roman rule, untill 394 AD, when Emporor Theodosius 1 suspended the games as an effort to enforce Christianity as the state religion of Rome.