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  • Founding of Rome
    753 BCE

    Founding of Rome

    Romulus founds Rome
  • Period: 625 BCE to 510 BCE

    Period of the Kings

    The first period of Rome marked by the rule of kings
  • Period: 510 BCE to 31 BCE

    Roman Republic

    The second period marked of Rome marked by the ruling of a republic
  • Period: 234 BCE to 149 BCE

    Cato the Elder

    A Roman censor who was known for his intense opposition against Hellenization
  • Hannibal Crosses the Alps
    218 BCE

    Hannibal Crosses the Alps

    Hannibal leads the Carthaginian army over the Alps in order to take the war to the Roman Republic
  • Sack of Carthage and Corinth
    146 BCE

    Sack of Carthage and Corinth

    A battle between the Greek city-states of Carthage and Corinth by the Roman army
  • Period: 106 BCE to 48 BCE

    Pompey

    A Roman general is known for his significance in transforming Rome from a republic to an empire
  • Period: 73 BCE to 71 BCE

    Revolt of Spartacus

    Spartacus leads a revolt against Rome with the help of gladiators and slaves
  • Period: 70 BCE to 19 BCE

    Virigil

    The Roman poet that was known for his writings the Eclogues, the Georgics, and the epic Aeneid
  • Period: 58 BCE to 50 BCE

    Gallic War

    Julius Caeser conquers the Gaul tribes leading to Roman expansion
  • Period: 42 BCE to 37

    Tiberius

    The second Roman emperor was known for his great conquest of the regions Pannonia, Dalmatia, Raetia, and Germania.
  • Period: 31 BCE to 476

    Roman Empire

    The third and final period of Rome marked by the imperial conquest of Rome
  • The Edict of Milan
    313

    The Edict of Milan

    The Roman proclamation declared by the emperor Constantine I affirming religious toleration of Christanity
  • Period: 519 to 430

    Cincinnatus

    A Roman statesman that is known for his support of the plebians, even to the point that he denied becoming a dictatorr
  • Period: 616 to 579

    Tarquinius Priscus

    The fifth king of Rome known for his militaristic expansion and architectural designs