'Diocletian' presentation slideshows

Chapter 12: Cross-Cultural Exchanges on the Silk Roads

Chapter 12: Cross-Cultural Exchanges on the Silk Roads. Standard: 2.1. My favorite Han movie ever. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmFlgCB9F2Q. Zhang Qian Father of the Silk Road. Crossed N. of Tibet into the Ferghana Valley in 128 BCE Captive of the Xiongnu for 10 years

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Primorski Dolac

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Question 1

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Section 6-5

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The Fall of the Roman Empire

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Diocletian

Diocletian . 240-311 AD. Who is he?. Comes from a poor family Has a wife and kid who are Christian Builds his power through the military Military commander in Moesia When he comes to power the Roman empire is in turmoil Remember the roman empire was going through emperors pretty quick.

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The Fall of Rome

The Fall of Rome. 1. Empire Weakens. Weak leaders and growing problems Came after the 5 Good Emperors Problems Civil Wars Increased threat of invasion Increased size of the army Prolonged economic crisis. iii. Empire will become a military dictatorship

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ROME Power and Failure

ROME Power and Failure. The Empire Splits. A man named Diocletian came to power and made Rome strong again He thought the empire was too big to rule effectively, so he split it into East and West. Constantine. A man named Constantine became Emperor in 306

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Which Roman Emperor commissioned this column?

Which Roman Emperor commissioned this column?. Hadrian Trajan Antoninus Pius d) Nero. Question #1. Where would an oculus be found?. At the center of a dome. In the wall of a temple. As part of a Roman peristyle. d) In the apse of a basilica. Question #2.

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Descent into Anarchy: The Fall of Rome

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Baths of DIOCLETIAN

Baths of DIOCLETIAN. Presented by: Lindsey Berman. Location. The baths are in the the North-East summit of Viminial , which is the smallest of the S even Hills Located inside Agger in the Sercian Wall

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Chapter 7 Section 5

Chapter 7 Section 5. The Fall of Rome Pages 213 -217 questions 1-5. 1. Define (a) Mercenary. Foreign Soldiers who will only serve if they are being paid to fight. 1. Define (b) Inflation. Is when there is more money but the Value of the money is less. 2. Identify (a) Constantine.

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Ancient Rome: Republic to Empire

Ancient Rome: Republic to Empire. Create 3 column Cornel Notes. Rome-An overview. Roman Republic: A system of government in Ancient Rome where individuals elect representatives from a class called the Patrician Class

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An Empire Divided

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Byzantine Empire (330-1453)

AIM: Why was the Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantine Empire) successful while the Western Roman Empire, was not? . Do Now: List at least three (3) causes of the fall of the Roman Empire?. Byzantine Empire (330-1453). AD or BC?. What were three (3) Causes of the fall of the Roman Empire?.

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Economy of Late Antiquity

Economy of Late Antiquity . By Lyndon Exton and Katie Alexander . The Big Question. How did the Economy Effect the Challenges of Building Back the Empire????. The Emperor . The emperor governed with the Roman senate resulted in civil war, foreign invasion, and corruption

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Middle Ages

Middle Ages. By: Malissa Quigley. Identify:. Define: 1. Chieftains- military leaders 2. oath-helpers- would defend accused people of crimes Describe German culture:

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Justinian and the Byzantine Empire

Justinian and the Byzantine Empire. Fall of Rome = Rise of Byzantine. Diocletian divided the Roman Empire into East and West to better fight off Germanic tribe invaders. West (Rome) fell - constant attacks from Germanic tribes.

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The Division and Fall of the Roman Empire

The Division and Fall of the Roman Empire. Division of Rome 284 CE. Diocletian Tetrarch Pope became the most powerful person in Western Empire. The Split of the Roman Empire. Reasons for the Fall of Rome. Decline in Morals Public Health Political Corruption Unemployment Inflation

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Ancient Roman emperors

Ancient Roman emperors. Marcus Ulpius Trajanus.

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