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Very close to the Mediterranean Sea providing transportation.

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Overthrew the Etruscan king who ruled over Rome

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Plebeians have equal protection by fundamental laws.

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Constantine moved the capital to Constantinople/ Byzantium 330 BC

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Constantine moved the capital to Constantinople/ Byzantium 330 BC

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This new capital was designed officially as Nova Roma "New Rome"

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Started because Carthage and Romans wanted control over land of Corsica and Sicily.

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Hannibal's invaded northern Italy but was unable to take Rome.

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Romans totally destroyed Carthage

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Caesar Pompey, and Crassus form the first Triumvirate 60 BC

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Caesar Pompey, and Crassus form the first Triumvirate 60 BC

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Informal political alliance during the late Roman Republic.

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Julius Caesar appointed dictator for life 44 BC

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Julius Caesar appointed dictator for life 44 BC

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One month before his assassination he was appointed dictator.

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He was assassinated by stabbing.

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Alliance of Caesar, Mark Anthony, and Octavian.

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Octavian/Augustus became first emperor of Rome 27 BC

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Octavian/Augustus became first emperor of Rome 27 BC

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Legacy as one of the most controversial and effective leaders in human history.

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A long time period including peace and stability in Rome.

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Jesus was born in the province of Judea 4 BC

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Jesus was born in the province of Judea 4 BC

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Born Jewish and followed Jewish law.

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Probably died of natural causes yet left a large imprint on Roman history.

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Jesus was nailed to a cross and suffered greatly.

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A large fire broke out in Rome devastating the Roman population.

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Romans Destroyed Temple in Jerusalem 70 AD

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Romans Destroyed Temple in Jerusalem 70 AD

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In 66 AD the Jews of Judea rebelled against their Roman masters.

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Mount Vesuvius erupted burying Pompeii 79 AD

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Mount Vesuvius erupted burying Pompeii 79 AD

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The eruption buried Pompeii under a thick carpet like layer of volcanic ash.

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Pax Romona ended with Marcus Aurelius 180 AD

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Pax Romona ended with Marcus Aurelius 180 AD

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This was the end of minimal military and peace also known as the " golden age"

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Dioceltian came to power and divided the Empire 284 AD 

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Dioceltian came to power and divided the Empire 284 AD 

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He brought order back to the empire and increased its strength.

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Constantine became Emperor of both halves of the Empire 324 AD

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Constantine became Emperor of both halves of the Empire 324 AD

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After Diocletian divided the Empire, Constantine continued many of his changes.

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Christianity was made official religion of Empire by Theodosius 380 AD

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Christianity was made official religion of Empire by Theodosius 380 AD

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The Edict of Milan enabled people to worship freely

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Attack led by King Alaric.

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Attila's armies terrorized both halves of the Roman Empire, contributing to its downfall.