'Official religion' presentation slideshows

The Roman Empire 27BC-476AD. Economic Causes Heavy taxes. Population decline. Social Causes Erosion of traditional values. Self-serving upper class. “Bread and circuses”. Political Causes Oppressive government. Corrupt officials. Divided empire. Military Causes

Federal Government 2305. Unit 11 Civil Liberties. Civil Liberties. Civil Liberties = The rights and freedoms protecting the people from government. Civil Liberties: Religious Displays. Civil Liberties: School Prayer. Civil Liberties: Pledge of Allegiance.

Mexico won its freedom from Spain in 1821, but it created a “ Central Government .” The main government had all of the power. States could not make any decisions. Mexican citizens got tired of: the bad economy not having any say in government policies

The Roman Empire 27BC-476AD. Economic Causes Heavy taxes. Population decline. Social Causes Erosion of traditional values. Self-serving upper class. “Bread and circuses”. Political Causes Oppressive government. Corrupt officials. Divided empire. Military Causes

Mansa Musa Chapter 6 Section 2. By Maddie Fuller Karly Drolson & Dakota Murray. Mansa Musa Mali’s most famous king A Muslim Under rule Mali reached wealth, power, & fame Islam spread Ruled for 25 years. Conquered trade cities Timbuktu Gao Djenne Became part of Mali’s empire. Mecca

Politics, Religion, and War. The origins of difficulties in France. By 1500, France was recovering from plague and disorder, and the nobility began to lose power.

2 nd Century: Rival Religions. Proto-Orthodox Marcionites Ebionites Gnostics. Pre-70 CE. Non-Jewish Religions: Mithras, Isis, Dionysus. Sadducees, Essenes, Zealots, Pharisees, John the Baptist, Jesus. Jesus Movement. Christ Movement. Christ Movement. Post - 70 CE.

Teaching at Wuhan University / HOPE School of Nursing. Introduction.

Islam Faith Expansion Christian Church Early History Gregory VII Crusades Why? What?. Key Terms Popes & Papal Primacy Jerusalem Pope Urban II Indulgences. Early Middle Ages. Justinian. Established Code of Justinian. He reunified most of the old Roman empire.

Learning Targets for the Day. I CAN identify notable people & important events during the Byzantine Empire I CAN understand how Byzantine Empire change the world through its contributions. The Byzantine Empire: The New Rome. World History. TRIVIA.

The French Revolution. Mr. Simmons World History. Background to Revolution. French society based on inequality and feudalism. The Three Estates 1 st Estate – clergy, exempt from taxes 2 nd Estate – nobles, leading positions in state, wanted to increase power at expense to monarchy

Strict vs. Loose Interpretation. First Amendment “Congress shall make no law respecting the establishment of religion.” (i.e. They cannot make an official religion)

William Shakespeare. London, Theatre and His Life. 4 Basic Forms of Plays. History only deals with English histories not always tragic Comedy Love, sex, relationship between people of the same age genre. Four Basic Forms of Plays. Tragedy Death, darkness and foreshadowing

A Brief History of Christianity. Roots of Christianity in Judaism. ~ AD 6 Augustus took over Judah – renamed it Judea (it is the mountainous southern part of Palestine). Roots of Christianity in Judaism. Jews were allowed to practice their religion but were treated cruelly by Romans

SECTION 3,4,& 5. GOVERNANCE & POLICY-MAKING REPRESENTATION & PARTICIPATION IRANIAN POLITICS IN TRANSITION. Islamic Revolution of 1979. Overthrew the Shah Declared Shi’a Islam as Iran’s official religion Set up a hybrid government- Islamic theocracy and democracy

A History of Confirmation Parallels & Precedents . An initiation ritual signifying and effecting full membership in the church Characterized by confusion Initiation for infants and adult converts It is given only once Seal of the Holy Spirit Intensification for children and adolescents

The Nazis and the Churches. www.educationforum.co.uk. The New Christianity... 100% Aryan Daily Mirror 1941. Ideological Tensions. The Nazis tended to see Christianity as tainted by Judaism – a product of Jewish culture Hitler is quoted in 1933 as promising ‘to stamp out Christianity’

The Han Dynasty. The Han Dynasty. The Han Dynasty lasted over 400 years from 206 B.C. to 220 A.D. Han Contributions. The Han were great inventors. They invented many new technologies. In 132 AD, a Han inventor invented the world’s first seismograph, an instrument that measures earthquakes.

The Wars of Religion (1560s-1648). Ms. Susan M. Pojer Horace Greeley H. S. Chappaqua, NY. Civil War In France (1562-1598). The Valois Family: The Beginning of the End. Henri II was the last powerful Valois Three weak sons followed: Francis II Charles IX Henri III

The Explosive Growth of the Early Church. Reasons for Explosive Evangelism. We are commanded by Jesus in the Great Commission to “go ye therefore and teach all nations” (Matt. 28:19-20, KJV)