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Romulus kills Remus to build the city of Rome and becomes king

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This is a new type of government where people choose officials to represent them

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Written laws to guarantee Plebeians equal protection

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4. Rome Had Conquered All of Italy (270 BC)

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4. Rome Had Conquered All of Italy (270 BC)

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Allowed for Romans to then control northern Africa and parts of Asia Minor

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Rome fought Carthage to expand its empire

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Rome was able to expand even further after having conquered Carthage's empire

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This allowed for Christianity to emerge

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8. Caesar, Pompey, and Crassus Form the 1st Triumvirate (60 BC)

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8. Caesar, Pompey, and Crassus Form the 1st Triumvirate (60 BC)

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Political Alliance between Caesar, Crassus, and Pompey,

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9. Julius Caesar Appointed Dictator For Life (48 BC)

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9. Julius Caesar Appointed Dictator For Life (48 BC)

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This caused people to fear his power and eventually kill him

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It made Augustus form the 2nd Triumvirate

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Alliance between Octavia, Mark Antony, and Lepidus

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12. Octavian/Augustus Became 1st Emperor of Rome (27 BC)

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12. Octavian/Augustus Became 1st Emperor of Rome (27 BC)

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This started Pax Romana

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Peaceful period under Augustus's rule

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13. Jesus Was Born in the Province of Judea (4 BC)

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13. Jesus Was Born in the Province of Judea (4 BC)

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Jesus inspired a lot of Christian texts and history

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It is rumored that he was poisoned but he was also ill

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Jesus was betrayed by one of his disciples, arrested by the Romans, and killed by crucifixion

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Christians were persecuted because a great fire broke out in Rome and they were blamed

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17. Romans Destroyed Temple in Jerusalem (70 AD)

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17. Romans Destroyed Temple in Jerusalem (70 AD)

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Herod's Temple was destroyed by the Romans during the Siege of Jerusalem

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18. Mount Vesuvius Erupted Burying Pompeii (79 AD)

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18. Mount Vesuvius Erupted Burying Pompeii (79 AD)

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One of the most catastrophic eruptions. Caused widespread destruction

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19. Pax Romana Ended w/Marcus Aurelius (180 AD)

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19. Pax Romana Ended w/Marcus Aurelius (180 AD)

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This was the start of Rome's decline

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20. Diocletian Came to Power and Divided the Empire (284 AD)

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20. Diocletian Came to Power and Divided the Empire (284 AD)

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Diocletian divided the empire into eastern and western empires

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21. Constantine Moved the Capital to Constantinople/Byzantium (330 AD)

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21. Constantine Moved the Capital to Constantinople/Byzantium (330 AD)

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This city survives the collapse of the Roman empire

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22. Christianity Was Made Official Religion of Empire by Theodosius (380 AD)

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22. Christianity Was Made Official Religion of Empire by Theodosius (380 AD)

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The edict of Thessalonica made Christianity the Empire's state religion

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The city was attacked by the Visigoths led by King Alaric

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The last of the Roman emperors in the west was overthrown by the Germanic leader Odoacer