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16 Cards in this Set
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813 B.C.E.
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Phoenicians founded Carthage in North Africa
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539 B.C.E
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Medo-Persia ends the Babylonian Empire
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1921 C.E.
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Archeologists discover Harappan civilization in Indus Valley
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264 B.C.E
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beginning of Punic wars
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404 B.C.E.
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end of Peloponnesian war
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338 B.C.E.
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end of classical period, Philip II defeated Greeks and Macedonia conquered Greece. (BEGINNING OF MACEDONIA HEGEMONY)
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509 B.C.E
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end of Etruscan rule, beginning of Roman republic
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287 B.C.E
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end of the struggle of the orders, with the passage of Lex Hortensia, which gave resolutions to the concilium plebis, (the plebian assembly), the force of law for patricians and plebeians alike.
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146 B.C.E.
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end of Punic wars
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44 B.C.E.
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ASSASSINATION OF JULIUS CAESAR
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31 B.C.E
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end of Roman republic, beginning of Roman Empire (OCTAVIAN DEFEATS MARC ANTHONY AND CLEOPATRA)
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323 B.C.E
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Alexander died in Babylon at age 32
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216 B.C.E.
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battle of Cannae, Hannibal led Carthage to victory over the Roman republic.
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380 C.E.
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Theodosius makes Christianity official religion of Rome.
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312 C.E.
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Constantine legalized Christianity in Roman Empire
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70 C.E.
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TITUS DESTROYS JERUSALEM AND TEMPLE OF SOLOMON AND STARTS DIASPORA
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