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100
conquered a large empire that spread Greek culture everywhere
Alexander the Great
100
home of the world's first democratic constitution
Athens, Greece
100
Why were the cities and towns important to the Crusades?
So Christian Armies could have supplies
100
What did John Locke believe?
The government should serve and protect citizens and their freedom
100
Europeans brought diseases like measles and smallpox to the Americas, where they infected millions of people.
Age of Exploration
200
Who was killed for trying to become the first Roman emperor?
Julius Caesar 
200
What was the Pax Romana?
A period of peace and prosperity 
200
What occurrences marked the end of the Middle Ages?
The growth of cities and trade, and the gradual breakup of feudalism
200
When did the Pax Romana begin?
In 31 B.C.
300
became the first Roman emperor in 32 B.C.
Octavius or Ceaser Augustus 
300
When were the middle ages?
It was a 1,000 year period between classical and modern times
300
Who were the humanists and what did they believe?
Renaissance scholars and they became less interested in the world and more interested in the world around them.
300
Martin Luther's church taught in German, not Latin
Protestant Reformation
400
lived and taught during the early Pax 

Romana

Jesus
400
What was the purpose of the Crusades?
To capture Jerusalem back from Islam
400
What did the Puritans want?
To have religious freedom
400
In the Americas, colonies won freedom from the Europeans.
Age of Reveloution
500
Who tried to save the declining Roman Empire?
Constantine
500
What was exchanged in the system of feudalism?
Kings gave land to the nobles for federal estate
500
What caused millions of Native Americans to die during the Age of Exploration?
Measles and small pox
500
Around 1350, interest in education, art, and science increased in Europe.
The Renaissance