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Roman Civilization

Roman Civilization. Life in Ancient Rome. Roman Culture. Greek statues, buildings, and ideas difference. What was Roman Art Like?. Greek style statues Greek style porches and rows of columns Adding arches and domes Roman firsts Make full use of the arch concrete Colosseum Parthenon.

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DIVINE POMEGRANATE

DIVINE POMEGRANATE Daniel R. Kirk Assistant Professor Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Florida Institute of Technology Tuesday, December 5, 2006 HUM 2052: Western Civilization II MOTIVATION

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Ancient Rome Review

Ancient Rome Review. The Geography of Rome. The History of Ancient Italy. Italy in 750 BCE. Influence of the Etruscans. Writing Religion The Arch. The Mythical Founding of Rome: Romulus & Remus. The Roman Republic: 509 BCE - 27 BCE. Republican Government. Executive Branch

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The Rise and Fall of rome

8 February 2010. The Rise and Fall of rome. Lecture outline. Origins of Rome Myth Geography Rome Begins to Grow Greek Influence Etruscan Influence Monarchy to Republic Class Divisions Expansion Hellenistic Values Politics in Rome Ladder of Offices Plebeian Recourse.

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Byzantine Christian Art

Byzantine Christian Art. By Susan Daly.

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Ebionites & Adoptionists

Ebionites & Adoptionists. I n the 2 nd century held that Jesus was simply a human being and a great moral teacher. He was no more than a man who had a special call from God

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Greek City-States

Greek City-States. Greek City-States. TO BE A CITIZEN OF A CITY-STATE: The ancient Greeks referred to themselves as citizens of their individual city-states. Each city-state ( polis ) had its own personality, goals, laws and customs. Ancient Greeks were very loyal to their city-state.

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Preview Starting Points Map: Asian Empires Main Idea / Reading Focus The Ottoman Empire Faces of History: Suleyman Map:

Preview Starting Points Map: Asian Empires Main Idea / Reading Focus The Ottoman Empire Faces of History: Suleyman Map: The Ottoman Empire The Safavid Empire Map: The Safavid Empire. The Ottoman and Safavid Empires. Click the icon to play Listen to History audio.

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15 Key People of the Middle Ages

15 Key People of the Middle Ages. Joan of Arc. French Peasant who lived from 1412-1431 Grew up when France was largely under the power of the English -The French people had no representation, no king, no power. She grew to pity her country.

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From Justinian to the Crusaders

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East Meets West

East Meets West. The Crusades. The Crusades: Causes. European Expansionism Conversion of Vikings and Magyars removes pressure on Europe Agricultural advances increase food supply Battle of Hastings, 1066 Capture of Toledo from Moslems, 1087 Capture of Sicily from Moslems, 1091 .

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Italy

Italy. Introduction to Italian history and geography. Outline. Introduction Part I. Geography a. General information b. Major cities Part II. History a. Ancient history b. Modern Italy Conclusion References. Introduction. Italy (Italian Italia ), republic in southern Europe

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WAR! Causes of the First World War

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2000 A.D.

Constantine. Timeline Constantine. 2000 B.C. 1500 B.C. 1000 B.C. 500 B.C. B.C. A.D. 500 A.D. 1000 A.D. 1500 A.D. 2000 A.D. Constantine. First off, there are two reasons we study Constantine more than any other Roman Caesar.

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SOL QUIZ 14

SOL QUIZ 14. Byzantine Empire. 1. The capital of the Eastern Roman Empire was a. Rome b. Jerusalem c. Alexandria d. Constantinople.

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The Byzantine Empire

The Byzantine Empire. Constantine and Constantinople. Germanic invaders pummeled the Western Roman Empire, and the Roman Emperor Constantine and his successors shifted the capital of Rome to Constantinople . .

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Objectives: What problems weakened the empire in the 200s?

The Fall of Rome. Main Idea Events and conditions inside as well as outside the Roman Empire weakened it and led to its collapse in the west in the 400s. Objectives: What problems weakened the empire in the 200s? How did Diocletian and Constantine attempt to reform the empire?

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Questions

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Byzantine Empire

Byzantine Empire. Byzantine Empire. The Roman Emperor Constantine started the Byzantine Empire when he moved the capital of Rome to Byzantium (Today the city is called Istanbul in Turkey) Christian Empire and religion was very important

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Southwest and Central Asia

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