In 27 BCE, significant political changes occurred in Rome when Octavian, later known as Augustus, was granted the title of "Princeps" and became the first Roman Emperor. This marked the end of the Roman Republic and the beginning of the Roman Empire. The Senate officially conferred upon him the title "Augustus," signifying his elevated status and authority. This transition established a new political order that would shape Rome for centuries.
27 years.
Athens was ruled by first an oligarchy, then a tyranny, giving way in 507 BCE to a limited democracy.
The land battle of Plataia 479 BCE was part of the Persian War 499-449 BCE. The Persian invasion force, having been defeated at sea the previous year at Salamis, was withdraw. Land and sea battles continued on for the next thirty years, with decisive battles at Eurymedon 466 BCE and Cyprus 450 BCE, after which the Persians gave up and agreed to peace.
Rome's early days as a settlement traditionally date back to 753 BCE when it was founded. The city grew over the centuries, transitioning from a monarchy to a republic in 509 BCE and later to an empire in 27 BCE. Thus, approximately 726 years passed from its founding to the establishment of the Roman Empire.
No, 356 BCE is earlier.
steve
From 509 BCE to 27 BCE - 482 years
In 432 bce The Peloponnesian League declared the Athenians to have broken the peace .
The Roman Republic was formed in 508 BCE, and lasted until 27 BCE.
27 years.
Monarchy 753-509 BCE Rupublic 509 BCE-27 CE Empire 27-476 CE
Marathon 490 BCE. Plataea 479 BCE.
There was no year zero, so nothing happened.
Here you are: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/340_BC
Year of the Consulship of Scipio and Florus.
Zeus got laid by tutankamen
The white caple was demolished.