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Ancient Greece TimelineAAnncciieenntt GGrreeeeccee TThhee HHeebbrreewwss

The Bronze Age (3000-1100 B.C.)c. 1500-1120 Mycenaean Civilizationc. 1200 Fall of Troy

1000 King David takes Jerusalem961 Solomon crowned King942 Solomon starts construction on First JewishTemple in Jerusalem961 After Solomon’s death Israel is split into two king-doms, Judah and Israel869 King Ahab reigns in Israel

1200 Moses leads the Hebrews out of Egypt

The Dark Ages (1100-800 B.C.)c. 1100 Doric Invasion of Greecec. 1050-950 Greek colonization of Asia Minor (westerncoast of Turkey)c. 900 Beginning of the rise of the polis (city-state)1000 King David takes Jerusalem

Archaic Period (800-500 B.C.)c. 800-700 Rise of the aristocracies776 Olympic Games establishedc. 750 Greek colonization of southern Italy and Sicilybeginsc. 720 Homer, Iliadc. 700 Hesiod, Theogony and Works and Daysc. 680 Homer, Odyssey; Archilochus (lyric poet)c. 650 Greek colonization around the Black Sea621 Draco’s code of law in Athensc. 600 Sappho (poet); Thales (philosopher)594-593 Archonship of Solon in Athens545-510 Tyranny of the Peisistratids in Athens

701 King Hezekiah stops idol worship

586 Nebuchadnezzar burns the Temple

516 King Cyrus allows Hebrews to return to Jerusalem516 Nehemiah begins second Temple

Classical Greece (500-323 B.C.)490-479 Persian War431-404 Peloponnesian War399 Trial and death of Socrates399-347 Plato writes his dialogues384 Aristotle born387 Plato founds Academy at Athens355-338 Sacred Wars

Hellenistic Period (336-146 B.C.)335 Lyceum is opened by Aristotle334-324 Alexander the Great rules

214-148 B.C. Macedonian War; Greece is reduced toprovince of Roman Empire

333 Israel under Greek rule331 Alexander marches through Jerusalem on his wayto conquer Persia323 Ptolemies rule Jerusalem and Judea204 Seleucid Kings rule Jerusalem and Judea200 Dead Sea Scrolls165 Maccabean revolt begins (Hanukkah)

All dates are approximate

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