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26 Cards in this Set
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How did the city of Rome use propaganda to influence the people.
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ART, ARCHITECTURE, RELIGION AND literature.
art- statues (ex. Cupid and the Dolphin, Marcus Arrelies- they thought it was Constatntine) Alter of peace- after pax romana Literature- the Rasgasti and the Iniad. Worship all the same Gods |
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What is referred to as the poor mans palace
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baths of Caracala
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Recognition Period
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313 AD - Present
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Edict of Milan
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Legalized Christianity
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Why didn’t Roman like Christians
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they wouldn’t observe state gods
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How was Jesus depicted at first?
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As Apollo
Blonde Hair, Blue Eyes |
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Council of Nicea
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determined nature of Christ, he was divine
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What is old st. peter’s mark
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Peter's Tomb
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When did Rome fall
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313
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How many times do muslims pray per day
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5
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Who is Charles Martel?
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Battle of Tours defeated the Muslims. He saved the eastern Roman empire.
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What city did Martel protect?
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Paris
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Treaty of Verdun
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divided the Roman Empire into three. Louis the Pias, three sons. It sets the boundaries for the countries we have now.
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Important serfs
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created a good majority of technological advances. Double yoke, three field system, windmill.
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guilds
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The craft and merchant. Merchant- governed the market places. They take care of the familys. The merchant class set working standards.
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quadrium
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People were educated through several liberal arts system
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When did the Roman Republic reign?
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509 - 31 bc
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What was the age of Augustus (years)?
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31 bc - 14 ad
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Years of Roman Empire
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31 BC - 476 AD
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Battle of Actium
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31 BC
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When was Christianity legalized
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313 AD
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When did the empire decline
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3rd and 4th centuries
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Period of Persecution
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1st century - 313 AD
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Period of Recognition
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313 AD - present
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Battle of Milvian Bridge
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312 AD
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Goths sacked Rome
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410 AD
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