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    This document provides a timeline of historical events from 3100 BC to present day, focusing on developments in Etruria, Pompeii, Rome, art and literature, and the wider world. Key events include the founding of Rome in 753 BC, the decline of Etruscan influence in 509 BC, the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD destroying Pompeii, and the transition of Rome's government from a monarchy to a republic to an empire under Augustus in 27 BC. The timeline also notes important figures and developments in art, literature, and philosophy throughout these periods.

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    This document provides a timeline of historical events from 3100 BC to present day, focusing on developments in Etruria, Pompeii, Rome, art and literature, and the wider world. Key events include the founding of Rome in 753 BC, the decline of Etruscan influence in 509 BC, the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD destroying Pompeii, and the transition of Rome's government from a monarchy to a republic to an empire under Augustus in 27 BC. The timeline also notes important figures and developments in art, literature, and philosophy throughout these periods.

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    This document provides a timeline of historical events from 3100 BC to present day, focusing on developments in Etruria, Pompeii, Rome, art and literature, and the wider world. Key events include the founding of Rome in 753 BC, the decline of Etruscan influence in 509 BC, the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD destroying Pompeii, and the transition of Rome's government from a monarchy to a republic to an empire under Augustus in 27 BC. The timeline also notes important figures and developments in art, literature, and philosophy throughout these periods.

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    This document provides a timeline of historical events from 3100 BC to present day, focusing on developments in Etruria, Pompeii, Rome, art and literature, and the wider world. Key events include the founding of Rome in 753 BC, the decline of Etruscan influence in 509 BC, the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD destroying Pompeii, and the transition of Rome's government from a monarchy to a republic to an empire under Augustus in 27 BC. The timeline also notes important figures and developments in art, literature, and philosophy throughout these periods.

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    Historia A Timeline

    Date BC

    Etruria

    Pompeii

    Rome

    Art/Literature

    The World
    Pharaohs rule Egypt Indo-European migrations Minoan Civilization Development of Hinduism Exodus of Jews from Egypt Trojan War

    31001166

    c. 2100 c. 1500 c. 1450 c. 1200

    900-750

    Villanovan cultures Etruscan cities grow

    C. 800 Hut Um, post holes on Palatine

    860 Homer-Iliad & Odyssey

    814 Carthage founded

    753
    st

    Rome founded! Royal Period to 509 1 Etruscan King of Rome Tarquinius Priscus 509 Last king of Rome Etruscan Tarquinius Superus Decline of Etruscan. influence Greek merchants settle in Pompeii 7 Kings-Etruscan, Roman, Sabine

    700-600

    600-500

    535 Etruscan control of Corsica 530 Pompeii

    509 End Royal period; beginning of Republic; Etruscan wars Cincinnatus named dictator, returned to farm after Etruscans defeated

    Earliest Latin inscription, tomb painting, Temples of Diana, Fortuna Jupiter Capitolinus & walls of Servius Tullius

    563 Buddha born in India 551 Confucius born in China

    500-400

    474 Samnites capture Pompeii

    Invasions - Aequi, Sabines, Volsci, Patrician domination

    C. 500 lapis Niger 451-450 12 tables Temples-Ceres, Saturn, Castor & Apollo

    Persian invasions of Greece Golden Age of Greece (Pericles)


    The Capitoline Wolf, early th 5 century BC
    400-300
    (Pericles, son of Xanthippus, Athenian inscription from a famous portrait bust)

    390 Rome sacked by Gauls 338 Campania-a roman state 334-264 Colonization of Italy nd 327-304 2 Samnite War

    378 Walls rebuilt around Rome. 312 Via Appia. Aqua Appia

    Alexander - Ruler of Greece

    Date 300-200

    Etruria

    Pompeii

    Rome

    Art/Literature

    The World

    Roman armies defeat Samnite

    200-100

    100-60

    Etruscans become Roman Citizens

    90-80 Pompeii rebels against Rome 80 Pompeii becomes Roman Colony

    Pyrrhus invasion Italy 2 wars v. Carthage 218 Hannibal crosses Alps rd 150 End 3 Punic war Rome expands beyond Italy Direct taxation on Roman citizens abolished Gracchi Bros. 91-86 War w/ allies 83-82 Civil War Marius v. Sulla 73-71 Revolt of Spartacus 63 Catalinian conspiracy 62 Catullus comes to Rome st 60 1 Triumvirate

    221 Many temples Pottery industry Circus flaminius Cato Cir. Temple-Forum Boarium Greek art to Rome Playwrights:Terence & Plantus

    Born: Philosopher: 94-95 Lucretius Historian: 86-34 Sallust Poets: 84-85 Catullus, 65-68 Horace & 70 Virgil

    The circular temple in the nd Forum Boarium late 2 century BC


    59-28

    27-4

    58-49 Caesar conquers Gaul 49 Caesardictator 44 Caesar killed nd 2 triumvirate 27 Augustus emperor end of Republic 4 Birth of Jesus Etruria Pompeii Rome Augustus dies Tiberius Emperor

    Born: Historian Livy Poet Ovid 31 Death Marc Antony Aeneid written

    AD 14 c. 29 37 41 42 43 54 59-60 61-79

    Art/Literature

    The World

    Jesus dies Caligula-Emperor Claudius-Emperor St, Peter to Rome Invasion S. Britain Nero-Emperor 59 Pompeii riot 62 Earthquake 79 Vesuvius erupts; Pliny the Elder dies in eruption 64 Great Fire/Christian persecution 69 Yr. of 4 emperors (tetrarchy). 70 Vespasian Emperor 79 Titus Emperor 79 Colosseum dedicated; Seneca Orator-Martial PoetPliny, Pliny the Elder & Younger, letters; Tacitus,-historian

    Date 81 96 98 100-300

    Etruria

    Pompeii

    Rome

    Art/Literature

    The World

    Domitian Emperor Nerva Emperor Trojan Emperor 117 Hadrian Emperor Roman citizenship to all free inhabitants in provinces 161 Marcus Aurelius-emp. philosopher Diocletian Emperor 312 Constantine defeats Maxentius at the Battle of Milivian Bridge (In hoc signo, vinces) 303 Persecution of Christians 410 Visigoths sack Rome 455 Rome pillaged by vandals 476 Last Roman emperor falls to the Ostrogoths (the Roman empire persisted in Byzantium until 1453 AD!) 540 Byzantine reconquest of Italy 118 Pantheon rebuilt 126 Hadrians VillaTivoli 216 Baths Caracalla 271 Aurelian walls Juvenal-poet Suetonius-history Apuleius-novelist Arch of Constantine churches of Rome Church of St. Peter established by Constantine, first public church

    300-500

    313 Constantine supports Christianity in empire 330 Constantine moves Roman capitol to Constantinople in Byzantium, Asia Minor (modern day Turkey)

    Depiction of a typical Triumphal Arch

    Writers: Ambrose, Jerome, Augustine St. Sophia in Constantinople 570 birth of Mohammed Charlemagne and HRE Magna Charta

    500-600

    800 1066 1143

    Rome a free city after 300 years of turmoil Rise of cities, universities in Europe Turks capture Constantinople Gutenberg invents moveable type in Germany Pope Alexander VI crowned Renaissance Fontana rediscovers Pompeii Charles III king of Naples conducts treasure hunt at Pompeii 1797 Napoleon invades Italy Born--Poets- English 1770 Wordsworth 1788 Byron 1792 Shelley America born Columbus to America, October 29

    1200

    1453 1454

    1492 C. 1500 1594 1748

    17701797

    Date 18061807

    Etruria

    Pompeii / Environs

    Rome

    Art/Literature

    The World

    Joseph Bonafante, King of Naples

    1807 Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (17701831) writes Phenomenology of Mind

    18091830

    Sarcophagus
    18311848

    Born--Writer- Russian 1809 Gogel 1818 Turgenev 1821 Dostoyevsky 1828 Tolstoy Poets- American 1830 Emily Dickinson Writer- English 1811Thackeray 1815 Trollope 1816-20 Brontes 1835 Austen 1830 Dickens Writer- American 1811 Stowe 1819 Melville 1840 Edgar Allan Poe publishes suspenseful short stories in United States Karl Marx-Economic Theory Victor Emmanual II King of Italy Writer- English 1865 Kipling 1888 Eliot Writer- American 1911 Tennessee Williams

    End HRE 1800 Estimated world population nears 1 billion: that of Europe is 180 million 1814 NapoleonWaterloo

    1831 Invention of mechanical McCormick Reaper 1848 Discovery of Gold in America West Civil War USA (1861-1865) Emancipation of Slaves USA 1865 End of Civil War USA 1867 Canada dominion 1st World War Russian Revolution End of 1st WW Women in US vote Great depression Canada becomes a commonwealth 2nd WW

    1861 1863 18651888

    Fiorelli-excavates Pompeii

    19001914 1917 1918 19201925 1931

    1925 Scopes Monkey Trial

    1939

    U OF MilanAtomic Reactor Developed

    1944

    Vesuvius erupts again

    1945 1946 1952 1961 1963 1990 1995

    Samuel Morses telegraph (coded signal) End 2nd WW

    Italy a Republic
    Korean War Americans in spaceAlan Shepard begin Viet Nam War Berlin Wall falls Ferrari begins production of 550

    2002 +

    And Latin continues.

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