Roman Timeline

  • Creation of The Roman City Name
    753 BCE

    Creation of The Roman City Name

    Romulus kills his brother Remus after an argument on where to locate the new city, and gave the name to the city which is called Rome.
  • Period: 753 BCE to 509 BCE

    Roman Monarchy

    Like the earlier Greek civilization, Roman civilization developed on a giant peninsula. But while geography hindered Greek unity, IT did not for the Italian.
  • Tullus Hostilius
    673 BCE

    Tullus Hostilius

    In 673 the third famous king Tullus Hostilius became king of Rome and his successor was Ancus Marcuis. Tullus was known as a warlike king and ruled with a iron fist.
  • Lucius Tarquinius Superbus
    535 BCE

    Lucius Tarquinius Superbus

    Lucius Tarquinius Superbus was the last king of rome. Also know as Tarquin the proud, tarquin killed his mother and older brother to become king. People see this as one of the reason the roman monarchy was abandoned.
  • The Death of Lucretia
    510 BCE

    The Death of Lucretia

    Lucretia was attack by Tarquin and commits suicide. The roman people become outraged by this and over throw the kings.
  • Lucius Junius Brutus
    509 BCE

    Lucius Junius Brutus

    A men named Lucius junius is elected to be consul Prior, Which began the roman republic system.
  • Period: 509 BCE to 27 BCE

    The Roman Republic

    The Roman republic was the beginning of a new system of leaders. After the people of roman overthrow the king, the people elected their first consul men which began the Roman Republic
  • Laws Created
    450 BCE

    Laws Created

    The laws of the Twelve Tables which is the basis of Roman Law is compiled and eventually created
  • First Roadway
    312 BCE

    First Roadway

    Julius Ceaser creates the first road that is over 300 miles long and doesn't contain any curves so they really couldn't see anything that was upcoming on the turn. The roads were made of big rocks , sand , and the first forms of concrete.
  • Gladiator Games
    264 BCE

    Gladiator Games

    The gladiator games are introduced into Rome. These '' games '' include execution of prisoners, battling of leaders to see which is more dominant, races of chariots, and many more activities that were considered entertainment for the Roman people.
  • Invasion
    47 BCE

    Invasion

    Julius Ceaser invades the Egyptian people and appoints Cleopatra the new queen of Egypt.
  • Julius Ceaser's Death
    44 BCE

    Julius Ceaser's Death

    Julius Ceaser is assassinated and Marcus Antony takes control of Rome.
  • Pax Romana
    27 BCE

    Pax Romana

    A period of peace throughout the Roman Empire that began with the reign of Augustus. It guaranteed security, law , and order for the entire empire even if they had to separate from the rest of the world to keep the stability and peace.
  • New Roman Leader
    27 BCE

    New Roman Leader

    Augustus Ceaser became the first emperor of Rome and the Republic comes to an end.
  • Period: 27 BCE to 476

    The Roman Empire

    The Roman Empire began when a men named Augustus Cesar became the first emperor of Rome. This lasted until 476 BC when Romulus Augustulus was dethroned as emperor.
  • Rome
    1 CE

    Rome

    In the beginning of the common era, Rome was thought of as a super empire and an extremely intimidating empire to say the least.
  • Disaster in Rome
    64

    Disaster in Rome

    A fire breaks out in Rome and 10 legions out of 14 were damaged and basically useless after the disaster. This was one of the eight ancient natural disasters
  • Nero
    68

    Nero

    Nero sent guards to kill his mother but was quickly overthrown and hunted by his own soldiers because of all his wrong doing as leader
  • The Colosseum Completion
    80

    The Colosseum Completion

    The colosseum which has been worked on for 8 years is completed made out of sand and concrete. This is where all of the entertainment for the people of Rome came from. Battles, executions, and a whole bunch of other " entertainment " went on in this colosseum.
  • Hadrian Wall is built
    122

    Hadrian Wall is built

    The Hadrian wall was built in 122 BC across the Northern England and was made to keep the barbarians out and the citizens in.
  • Theodosius The Great
    379

    Theodosius The Great

    Theodosius was the last emperor to rule both east and west regions. Before he was a king he was a senior military officer.
  • Roman Empire Becomes an Christian Empire
    380

    Roman Empire Becomes an Christian Empire

    The Roman Empire becomes officially an christian empire after theodosius proclaims christianity the only religion in Rome.