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    Late 4th-

    2nd millennium Cretan Civilization at peak

    ca. 1900 First Greeks ("Mycenaeans") appear on mainland

    1700 Destruction of palaces at Knossos and Phaistos

    1400 End of Cretan supremancy

    1600-1150 Mycenaean period

    (ca) 1200 Sack of Troy

    1200-1150 Fall of Mycenean centers

    1100-750 Dark Ages

    750 Homer, The Iliad and The Odyssey composed

    Major Colonization

    Alphabet and writing

    Pan-Hellenic Religious centers

    Olympic Games run

    Temple form of architecture createdThe Polis forms

    Coinage introduced (in Asia Minor)

    8th-7th c Sparta vs Messenia

    Unification of Attica

    710 Hesiod

    700-500 Age of Tyrants

    670s Lycurgan reforms, Sparta

    632 Cylon's attempted tyranny in Athens

    621 Draco publishes legal code at Athens594 Solon's Athenian reforms

    561-527 Pisistratus's tyranny in Athens

    6th C Peloponessian League

    560-546 Croesus of Lydia conquers Asian Greeks

    546 Persians conquer Lydia

    (559-530 Cyrus the Great of Persia)

    527-510 Hippias/Hipparchos succeed Pisistratus

    521-485 Reign of Darius

    512 Darius invades Scythia; Ionioan cities threaten to

    revolt; Darius subdues Thrace; demands tribute of KingAmyntas of Macedonia

    514 Harmodius/Aristogeiton murder Hipparchos

    510-508 Cleisthenes institutes reforms in Athens

    500-499 Ionian Rebellion, led by Aristagorus

    491 Mardonius to Athens/Eretria to punish for help in Ionian

    revolt: defeated

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    372 Thebans, under Epanimondas, defeat Sparta at Leuctra;

    end of Spartan hegemony

    362 Battle of Mantinea: end of Theban hegemony

    359-336 Reign of Philip II of Macedon

    338 Battle of Chaeronea: Philip conquers Greece

    338 League of Corinth founded

    336-323 Alexander's reign

    334 Alexander invades Asia

    334 Battles of Issus, Granicus

    332 Alexander to Egypt (Ammon Ra in Libya)

    331 Gaugamela

    330 Fall of Persopolis

    327 Alexander to India

    326 Alexander defeats Porus at Hydaspes

    323 Alexander dies in Babylon306-272 Alexander's generals, Antigonus, Ptolemy,

    and Seleucus assume royal titles.

    The Seleucids rule in Syria, Mesopotamia,

    and Iran; The Antigonids in Macedonia; The

    Ptolemies in Egypt; also The Atalids

    in Pergmamom

    272-146 Hellenistic Civilization's peak

    212-205 First Macedonia War Rome vs Philip V

    213-211 Roman Seige vs Syracuse

    200-197 Second Macedonia War Rome vs Philip V

    191-188 Syrian Wars. Rome vs. Antiochus III

    171-167 Third Macedonia War. Rome Vs Perseus

    148-146 Fourth Macedonia War. Macedonia reduced

    to Roman province. Corinth razed.

    30 Cleopatra dies; Egypt annexed by Rome