c. 150 BCE–1700 CE
Roads, Rivers and Sea Routes: How the Balkans Connected Worlds
Follow three connections through Balkan history: the Roman Via Egnatia, Trajan’s Danube works and the maritime economy of Ragusa.
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c. 500–322 BCE
Athenian Democracy: Who Could Take Part—and Who Was Excluded?
Explore the Assembly, citizenship and jury service in ancient Athens, and discover why living in the city did not give everyone a political voice.
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c. 334–330 BCE
How Did Alexander the Great Defeat the Persian Empire?
Look beyond individual genius to the army, supplies, battlefield decisions and political arrangements behind Alexander’s conquest.
c. 44 BCE
Why Was Julius Caesar Assassinated?
Explore Caesar’s concentration of power, the senators who turned against him and why his assassination failed to restore stable republican government.
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