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Western Civilization: Ideas, Politics, and Society, Seventh Edition
Marvin Perry, Baruch College, City University of New York, Emeritus
et al.
Chronologies
Chapter 3: The Greek City-State

1700-1450 b.c.* Height of Minoan civilization
1400-1230 Height of Mycenaean civilization
1100-800 Dark Age
c. 700 Homer
750-550 Age of Colonization
621 Draco's code of law
594 Solon is elected chief executive
546-527 Under Pisistratus, tyranny replaces oligarchy
507 Cleisthenes broadens democratic institutions
499 Ionians revolt against Persian rule
490 Athenians defeat Persians at battle of Marathon
480 Xerxes of Persia invades Greece; Greek naval victory at Salamis
479 Spartans defeat Persians at Plataea, ending Persian Wars
478-477 Formation of Delian League
431 Start of Peloponnesian War
429 Death of Pericles
413 Athenian defeat at Syracuse
404 Athens surrenders to Sparta, ending Peloponnesian War
399 Execution of Socrates
387 Plato founds a school, the Academy
359 Philip II becomes king of Macedonia
338 Battle of Chaeronea: Greek city-states fall under the dominion of Macedonia
335 b.c. Aristotle founds a school, the Lyceum

*Some dates are approximations


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