'Roman citizenship' presentation slideshows

Ancient Rome

Ancient Rome. Mr. Williamson. Describe the Republican Form of Government in ancient Rome. Before the Republic.

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Chapter One (Section One)

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Julius Caesar

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Paul - Claiming his Roman Citizenship

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SERMONS IN ACTS

SERMONS IN ACTS. Acts 22. Paul faced riots Antioch, Acts 13:50 Iconium, Acts 14:5 Lystra, Acts 14:19 Ephesus, Acts 19 Jerusalem, Acts 21, 22. SERMONS IN ACTS. Acts 22. We must maintain our focus & priorities When falsely accused When poorly treated Set for a defense, Phil. 1:17

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Introduction and Overview

Introduction and Overview. Political Science 126C / Chicano/Latino Studies 163 Lecture 1 January 6, 2009. Course Overview. Introductions Course themes Course requirements and evaluation Policy Study Groups. Introductions. Louis DeSipio Email: LDESIPIO@UCI.EDU Phone: 824-1420

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Free! Acts 22:21-29

Free! Acts 22:21-29. The death of Christ our King was a penalty paid for us The resurrection of Christ has its rewards These rewards are best illustrated by looking backwards Laws written 509 and 199 BC. Our story begins with Paul He arrives in Jerusalem after a long absence

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Introduction to

Introduction to. Philippi, in northeastern Greece, was a city of some importance in the Roman province of Macedonia. Lying on the great road from the Adriatic coast to Byzantium, the Via Egnatia, and in the midst of rich agricultural plains near the gold deposits of Mt. Pangaeus,

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The Resurrection

The Resurrection. A Historically Minimal Approach. The Historically Minimal Approach. The Resurrection is Vital to Christians! (1Cor. 15:3-7) The Burden of Proof (1Pet. 3:15)

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The Roman Empire

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Greek polis cohesion

Aristotelian categories: (1) National family (biological unity) (2) Single area, compact and self-contained (3) Unified culture, religion (4) Citizen body based on leisure to serve the common good. Wealthier class. Soldier = citizen. Greek polis cohesion.

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THE GRACCHI

THE GRACCHI. TIBERIUS GRACCHUS (163-133 BC) and GAIUS GRACCHUS (153-121 BC). Conditions in the Late Republic. Military problems: Fewer men eligible for army, military levy based on land ownership. Decline in birth rate impacted army numbers. Lower quality of troops = undisciplined.

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Fall of the Roman Republic

Fall of the Roman Republic. Discontent with Roman Republic . Widening gap between patricians and plebeians Issue of Roman citizenship in colonies Wealth from wars and expansion made leaders (governors and generals) greedy and dishonest, and it also caused the poor people to want more rights

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Fall of the Roman Republic

Fall of the Roman Republic. Discontent with Roman Republic . Widening gap between patricians and plebeians Issue of Roman citizenship in colonies Wealth from wars and expansion made leaders (governors and generals) greedy and dishonest, and it also caused the poor people to want more rights

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Roman Society and Culture

Roman Society and Culture. 7.4. The emperor kept the poverty-stricken masses pacified by. Giving them free grain and providing entertainment on a grand scale. Making hollow promises that were never fulfilled. Establishing the first lottery in history.

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Roman Vocabulary

Roman Vocabulary. Christianity Monotheistic religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus codification of law Writing laws down so all people were protected by them consuls Serve one year terms, command the army and direct the government, limited powers. Roman Vocabulary. Jesus Christ

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