Statistics for A Museum of World History: 750 BCE to 251 BCE (Level 4: no hints)

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300 BCE Euclid writes The Elements.	0%
331 BCE Alexander commands the armies that defeat the armies of King Darius III at Gaugamela and take control of Persia.	0%
335 BCE Aristotle is 49 when he opens the Lyceum.	0%
387 BCE Plato is 40 when he opens the Academy.	0%
399 BCE Socrates is 70 when Athens votes to give him the death penalty.	0%
415 BCE Euripedes is 65 when he writes The Trojan Women.	0%
423 BCE Aristophanes is 23 when he writes The Clouds.	0%
429 BCE Sophocles is 67 when he writes Oedipus Tyrannus.	0%
430 BCE Herodotus writes Histories.	0%
430 BCE Pheidias designs a colossal Zeus for the Temple in Olympia.	0%
432 BCE The Parthenon is built at Pericles's direction.	0%
450 BCE Gautama Siddhartha teaches that desire causes suffering.	0%
472 BCE Aeschylus is 53 when he writes The Persians, the world’s oldest surviving play.	0%
479 BCE Kong Fuzi dies and his students begin recording his observations.	0%
508 BCE Cleisthenes helps launch democracy in Athens.	0%
525 BCE Pythagoras opens a school in Crotone, Italy.	0%
539 BCE Cyrus the II of Persia orders an attack on Babylon and expands the Achaemenid Empire—then the largest in world history.	0%
570 BCE Sappho dies and leaves behind poems that will help her become the best-known female writer in history.	0%
600 BCE Babylon (Iraq) has a population of 125,000, which makes it the most populous city in the world.	0%
750 BCE Homer The author of two of the best-known literary works ever written is born on a Turkish island which is then a part of the Greek empire.	0%