Empires: Timeline 2 (C. 100 BCE To 1300 CE)
CBSE · Class 11 · History
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What to Focus On
- Trade networks connected regions across land and sea.
- Athens and Sparta were important Greek city-states.
- Alexander expanded his empire to the Beas, but no farther east.
- Rome began as a republic, not an empire.
- Roman armies controlled North Africa and the eastern Mediterranean from the second century BCE.
- Julius Caesar extended Roman power to Britain and Germany.
- Christianity and Islam helped unite people across ethnic and linguistic divisions.
- Christianity originated in Palestine in the early first century CE.
- Islam originated in the seventh century CE.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Alexander conquered the whole of South Asia.
The Roman Empire existed in full form from the second century BCE.
Constantine made the Roman Empire Christian and then kept it united as one single state forever.
Memory Tips
Iranians controlled major parts of the Assyrian empire by the sixth century BCE
Trade networks developed overland and along the Mediterranean coasts
Athens and Sparta were the focus of civic life among Greek city-states
Alexander conquered parts of North Africa, West Asia, and Iran, reaching the Beas
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- National Education Policy 2020 — education.gov.in
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