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In 800 BC, Adad Nirari III was the current king of Assyria.

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In 753 BC, Rome was founded and this is the start of the roman empire.

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In 509 BC, Roman civilization overthrew the king and make a republic.

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In 450 BC, the first set of laws were written.

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In 264 BC, war was started because the republic wanted to expand more

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In 146 BC, was the end of the biggest war fought in Rome.

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Caesar, Pompey, and Crassus form the 1st Triumvirate

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Caesar, Pompey, and Crassus form the 1st Triumvirate

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In 60 BC, the 1st Triumvirate was a political alliance that makes laws fair.

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    Julius Caesar appointed dictator for life

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    Julius Caesar appointed dictator for life

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In 44 BC, Caesar is now in full power of Rome until he dies.

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In 44 BC, a month after Caesar becomes the dictator, he is assassinated.

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In 43 BC, ended the republic in Rome.

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        Augustus became 1st emperor of Rome

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        Augustus became 1st emperor of Rome

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In 27 BC, Augustus rises to power controlling Rome.

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In 27 BC, Augustus puts Roman economy in a time of prosperity.

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       Jesus was born in the providence Judea

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       Jesus was born in the providence Judea

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In 4 BC, Jesus the savior of Christians was born during the rule of Herod.

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In 27 AD, Jesus dies on a cross because of the Jews.

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In 64 AD, a great fire was started and killed everything, even gave Rome some financial troubles.

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        Romans destroy temple in Jerusalem

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        Romans destroy temple in Jerusalem

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In 70 AD, the Romans destroyed Jews temples in response to them revolting.

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      Mount Vesuvius Erupted, Burying Pompeii

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      Mount Vesuvius Erupted, Burying Pompeii

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In 79 AD, the city of Pompeii was covered in a thick cloud of volcanic ash, making it hard to live in.

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       Pax Romana Ended with Marcus Aurelius

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       Pax Romana Ended with Marcus Aurelius

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In 180 AD, the Pax Romana ended, leaving Augustus with less power.

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  Diocletian Came to Power and Divided the Empire

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  Diocletian Came to Power and Divided the Empire

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In 284 AD, Diocletian split Rome in half in the attempt to prevent Rome from collapsing.

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   Emperor Constantine Issued the Edict of Milah

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   Emperor Constantine Issued the Edict of Milah

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In 313 AD, Constantine made Christianity a legal religion in Rome.

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    Constantine Moved the Capital to Byzantium

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    Constantine Moved the Capital to Byzantium

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In 330 AD, this made Christianity one of the main religions in Rome.

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 Christianity was Made the Official Religion of Rome

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 Christianity was Made the Official Religion of Rome

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In 380 AD, people were either to convert to Christianity or be executed.

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In 410 AD, the capital of Rome was attacked by Visigoths, spreading panic and fear quickly.

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In 476 AD, the Roman Empire has finally come to an end.