Beginnings of Christianity - 32 CE
Christianity started with Jesus of Nazareth, who was a Jewish prophet and teacher who believed that he was the Son of God, and eventually gained many disciples that devoted themselves to him. In 30 C.E. Jesus was sentenced to death because he was seen as a threat to the Romans as potential starter of a rebellion. After his death, his followers believed that he was resurrected on the third day of his death, which was thought to be a sign that Jesus of Nazareth was the son of God, and it helped spread the religion throughout the world. This event corresponds with the key concept 2.1.IIB.The picture shows Jesus of Nazareth teaching his beliefs to eager people, showing that Christianity was spread mostly by mouth. …show more content…
People used camels to carry trading items and to make the journey easier. The major traders were North African Arabs who came to the trade routes for gold in exchange for salt. This event corresponds with the key concept 2.3.III. The picture shows a building made The Trans-Saharan trade routes allowed the exchange of people, technology, religious and cultural beliefs, food crops, and domesticated animals.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trans-Saharan_trade
Fall of Rome - 476
The fall of Rome is when the Western half of the Roman Empire fell to Germanic barbarian attacks. The Roman empire was weak due to the constant barbarian attacks from multiple societies, their army was small and limited, and the Roman empire was divided. This event and picture correspond with the key concept 2.2.IVB. The picture shows the people of Rome desperately trying to survive, the conditions horrible. Rome fell because the invasions from multiple societies caused the death of a lot of soldiers, and the threat of invasion scared the citizens and even the
Christianity started with Jesus of Nazareth, who was a Jewish prophet and teacher who believed that he was the Son of God, and eventually gained many disciples that devoted themselves to him. In 30 C.E. Jesus was sentenced to death because he was seen as a threat to the Romans as potential starter of a rebellion. After his death, his followers believed that he was resurrected on the third day of his death, which was thought to be a sign that Jesus of Nazareth was the son of God, and it helped spread the religion throughout the world. This event corresponds with the key concept 2.1.IIB.The picture shows Jesus of Nazareth teaching his beliefs to eager people, showing that Christianity was spread mostly by mouth. …show more content…
People used camels to carry trading items and to make the journey easier. The major traders were North African Arabs who came to the trade routes for gold in exchange for salt. This event corresponds with the key concept 2.3.III. The picture shows a building made The Trans-Saharan trade routes allowed the exchange of people, technology, religious and cultural beliefs, food crops, and domesticated animals.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trans-Saharan_trade
Fall of Rome - 476
The fall of Rome is when the Western half of the Roman Empire fell to Germanic barbarian attacks. The Roman empire was weak due to the constant barbarian attacks from multiple societies, their army was small and limited, and the Roman empire was divided. This event and picture correspond with the key concept 2.2.IVB. The picture shows the people of Rome desperately trying to survive, the conditions horrible. Rome fell because the invasions from multiple societies caused the death of a lot of soldiers, and the threat of invasion scared the citizens and even the