'Eastern orthodox church' diaporamas de présentation

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Grade 6

Grade 6. Collection 1 Plot: Moments of Truth. Vocabulary. plagued Dragon Dragon. plague. troubled (v). ravaged.

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Byzantine and Slavs

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Byzantium

Byzantium. Lesson 4. ID & SIG:. Byzantine bureaucracy, Byzantine Empire, caesarpapism , Constantine, Constantinople, Council of Nicea, Eastern Orthodox Church, iconoclasm, Justinian Code, Schism, theme system . Centralizing Aspects of Byzantine Civilization. Theme System Constantinople

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AKS 33: The Byzantine Empire

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Jeopardy. Hosted by Type your name here. Popes & Crusades. Random 2. The Empires. Religion. Feudalism. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. Row 1, Col 1.

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Kievan Russia

Kievan Russia. Mrs. Miroff Brookwood Middle School. Russia. Cities such as Novgorod and Kiev lay along Viking trade routes. Many areas in Kievan Russia were led by princes who governed with the advice of councils made up of boyars, or nobles.

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Byzantine Art (600-800)

Emperor Justinian and Courtiers, c. 547, San Vitale, Ravenna. Byzantine Art (600-800). Roman Catholic vs. Eastern Orthodox Religions. The split of the empire also causes a religious rift, creating the Catholic Church in the West and the Orthodox Church in the East.

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Chapter 10: The First Christians

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Christian: Not Catholic or Protestant

Christian: Not Catholic or Protestant. Matthew 28:18-20.

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Chapter 9 Trials and New Beginnings

Chapter 9 Trials and New Beginnings. A.D. 300ish - 1054. Invasions from Many Sides. With the decline of the Roman Empire came a lack of security in the regions once controlled by its armies Barbarian tribes overran much of Europe and portions of North Africa

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THE BYZANTINE EMPIRE (330-1453)

THE BYZANTINE EMPIRE (330-1453). What were the main characteristics of the Byzantine Empire?. THE BIG QUESTION:. After the fall of Rome, the Eastern Roman Empire continued as the Byzantine Empire with Constantinople as its center. It lasted for almost 1,000 years.

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Eastern Orthodox Roman Catholic Christianity

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Battle of Hastings

Battle of Hastings. By: Chelsea Brown Tani Spittler Taylor Hamman Adriana Robles. King Edward. He reigned from 1042, until his death in 1066. He was known as Edward the Confessor. Edward is considered a patron saint by the Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Church.

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FAMOUS PEOPLE

FAMOUS PEOPLE. DIANA SPENCER.

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THE REFORMATION CONTINUES

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Easter in European countries

Easter in European countries. Spain .

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The Byzantine Empire

The Byzantine Empire. Ch 1 Sec 1. Growth of the Byzantine Empire. Many leaders in the empire tried to revive the power and glory of the Roman Empire. Justinian ruled from 527-565 AD. He lead the revival of the empire and is known as one of the greatest emperors. Justinian Code.

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Justinian Mosaic Chapter 11 (pg. 300)

Justinian Mosaic Chapter 11 (pg. 300). Main Idea: After Rome split, the Eastern Empire (Byzantium) flourished for a millennium! Why It Matters Now: Byzantine culture deeply influenced Orthodox Christianity, and major branch of modern Christianity.

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