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525-456 B.C. 

Aeschylus, author of Oresteia

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146 B.C.

Rome Rises to World Power

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c. 516 B.C.

Esther Becomes Queen

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c. 521-486 B.C.

Reign of Darius

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c. 450-322 B.C.

Greek Philosophers

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c. 500-480 B.C.

Persian Wars

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47-44 B.C.

Reign of Julius Caesar

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c. 444 B.C.

Nehemiah Rebuilds the Walls of Jerusalem

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c. 486-465 B.C.

Reign of Xerxes

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A.D. 367

Closing of the Canon

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500-338 B.C.

Golden Age of Greece

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 30 B.C.

Egypt Falls to Rome

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c. 3 B.C.

Birth of Christ

300

What are Mrs. Shepard's top three favorite artists? 

Lawerence Alma Tadema 

John William Waterhouse

Gustave Dore

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c. 440 B.C.

Histories, Herodotus

400

490 B.C.

Battle of Marathon

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A.D. 70

Destruction of Jerusalem

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c. A.D. 33

Conversion of Paul

400

Mrs. Shepard dreams of teaching about ancient history with snippets of what modern category of entertainment? 

Pop Culture 

400

c. A.D. 30 (Jesus)

Crucifixion, Resurrection, and Ascension of Christ

500

c. 461-404 B.C.

Pericles and the Peloponnesian War

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A.D. 325

First Council of Nicea

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c. A.D. 57

Letter to the Romans, Paul

500

Mrs. Shepard loves the drama of ancient history because she says it is like _______ the ____. 

Sipping the tea.

500

c. A.D. 30 (Holy Spirit) 

Pentecost

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