'Roman emperors' presentation slideshows

What are the characteristics of a civilization??

What are the characteristics of a civilization??. Cities. Art. CIVILIZATION. Government. Writing. Religion. Social Structure. Civilization. FOR NOTES. When you see this, or this , it means you should write that info.

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Seals First half First Second Third Fourth ___________________________ Second half 5. Fifth

Seals First half First Second Third Fourth ___________________________ Second half 5. Fifth 6. Sixth (Armageddon) 7. Seventh = 8:1-19:21. Trumpets First half First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth __________________________ Second half Seventh = End of Trib.

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Augustus Caesar

Augustus Caesar. c. 63 B.C.E. - 14 A.D. Legal/ Politics. The Triumvirate . The Rise and Fall of the Triumvirate (Potter). Legal/Politics. The Roman Constitution. Roman SPQR Banner (Roman). Senatus Populusque Romanus. The Senate and People of Rome.

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The Romantic Age

The Romantic Age. Values of Romanticism. Rejection of: simplicity, proportion and restraint. Romantics valued: Feeling, Intuition, Passion, Imagination, Spontaneity. Revolutions and Rights. 1776-- American Revolution 1789-- French Revolution

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The Resurrection of Jesus Christ

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The Fall of Rome

The Fall of Rome. Foreign Factors. The Huns. Alaric. Odovacer: the slayer of Rome. Fall of Rome:. Domestic and cultural occurences. Federalism. The split. Constantine. Edict of Milan. Christians had been persecuted per the rules of Roman emperors such as Diocletian and Valerian.

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ITALY LAYERS OF HISTORY

ITALY LAYERS OF HISTORY. GREEK. ROMAN. MODERN. THREE LAYERS. WE WILL BE HERE. GREEK LAYER: 850-275 BCE. Greeks needed farmland (grain) and timber (ships) for survival. Southern Italy and Sicily had both!

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Cathedrals and Churches in Light

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The end of the roman empire

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The Struggle for Freedom

The Struggle for Freedom. Chela Blunt, Tiffany Huynh, Eint Phoo, Jenny Song, & Jonathan Vallow 6 th Period. What it quite literally implies.

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Rise of Christianity

Rise of Christianity. Religious diversity in early empire. Within the culturally diverse Roman Empire, a variety of r eligious beliefs and practices coexisted. -Jupiter, J uno and Mars and other traditional Roman gods r emained , but a growing number of people were looking

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The Revelation of Jesus Christ

The Revelation of Jesus Christ. Victory through the King of Kings. The Revelation of Jesus Christ. Much Avoided Book Among Brethren Much False Teaching By Premillennialists & Others Dating Issues: Let The Book Interpret Itself. Verses 1-3 Set The Stage .

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The Art of Revelation

The Art of Revelation. Taking a step back . The First 7 Roman Emperors Rev 17:10. " Five have fallen..." Julius Caesar (49-44 BC) Augustus (27BC- AD14) Tiberius (AD14-37) Caligula (AD37-41) Claudius (AD41-54) " one is.." Nero (AD54-68)

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Augustus

Augustus. Following the murder of Julius Caesar, the assassins were forced to flee for their lives. The Second Triumvirate.

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Ancient Rome & The Origin of Christianity

Ancient Rome & The Origin of Christianity. Outcome: Byzantium: The New Rome. Byzantium: The New Rome. Setting the Stage Due to Germanic Invasions , the Western Roman Empire had collapsed

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The Deified Augustus

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8 th Vocab

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Gladiators

Gladiators. Blood Sport in the Roman Empire. Who were gladiators?. Gladiators were condemned criminals, prisoners of war, or slaves bought for the purpose of fighting other gladiators to the death. Romans were more excited when free men fought each other rather than slaves.

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Birth of the Roman Empire

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Chapter 7 Rome

Chapter 7 Rome. Section 4: A New Religion: Christianity. Introduction. To begin with, the followers of Christianity were mainly poor and slaves. Roman rulers tried to stamp out Christianity by killing its followers. Over time, it spread throughout the entire Roman Empire.

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