Winter History Test

Rome becomes a republic

509 BCE

Persian Wars

490-480 BCE

Golden Age of Athens

480-404 BCE

Socrates

469-399 BCE

Hippocrates

460-370

Peloponnesian War

431 - 404 BCE

Plato

427-347

Thucydides

460 - 400 BCE

Pericles Funeral Oration

430 BCE

Aristotle

384 - 322

Alexander the Great conquers an empire

335 - 323

Alexander founds the city of Alexandria

331 BCE

Euclid

325 - 265

Eratosthenes

276 - 194

Galen

129 - 216 CE

Hellenistic period

323 - 31 BCE

Rome conquers greece

146 BCE

Ceaser becomes dictator for life then is assassinated

44 BCE

Octavian Defeats Antony and Cleopatra at the Battle of Actium

31 BCE

Roman Republic ends

27 BCE

Jesus is Born

6 - 4 BCE

jesus is crucified

30 CE

Constinople is declared capital of the roman empire

324 CE

imperial library of constantinople founded

330 CE

Christianity becomes the official roman religion

380

Library of Alexandria destroyed

391 CE

Fall of Rome

476

the Middle Ages

476 - 1453

House of wisdom founded

Early 800s

Caliph al-hakam builds library of 400000 books

961 - 976

Cristian king captures Toledo

1085

School of Translators

1125-1152

age of the vikings

793 - 1066

Pope gives a speech that tells people to capture Jerusalem

1095

First Crusade

1096 - 1099

Geoffry of Monmouth writes the first King Arthur stories

1136

Third crusade

1189 - 1192

French poets write the vulgate cycle

1190 - 1210

the black death

1347 -1352

Geoffrey chuacer writes the Canterbury tales

1387 - 1400

Fall of Constantinople

1453

Sir Thomas mallory brings the Arthur myths back to Britain

1485