'Western empire' diaporamas de présentation

European Landscapes

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Rome: Republic to Empire

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After Rome

After Rome. A Computer Workbook. The Nature of the Class. In this computer assisted class, you will have two different types of learning experience: 1. You will get information from the slides. 2. You will have some experience using the Internet to find material: the Treasure Hunts.

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Revelation An Introduction ? E. MICHAEL RUSTEN 2009 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

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The Fall of the Roman Empire

The Fall of the Roman Empire. Vocabulary. Requirements: Terms numbered Definition (provided) Sentence using the term; highlight the term

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TAKE OUT BYZANTINE-ISLAM SOL # 7 (already got this)

TAKE OUT BYZANTINE-ISLAM SOL # 7 (already got this). Byzantine & Islam SOL Review. Part 1: Byzantine Geography . 1. The location of Constantinople enabled it to thrive because: A . PROTECTION of the eastern frontier.

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UNIT 11 Roman Law & Roman Civil Procedure

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The Fall of the Roman Empire

The Fall of the Roman Empire. Decline in Morals and Values. Crimes of violence made streets unsafe Prostitution Wasted money on lavish parties Gladiatorial combats. Weak Roman Government. Poor leaders weakened the government Frequent fights for power

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Eastern Roman Empire

Eastern Roman Empire. By: Sami, Megan, Alissa, and Jenny. History. Also known as Byzantine East Empire Ruled much of the Mediterranean Sea and lands north and east that had been under Roman rule Emperor Constantine I began the empire in 330 A.D.

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Question 1

Question 1. Which one of these did not weaken the Roman Empire? A. Less Secure Borders B. Smaller Cities C. Farther from trade routes D. None of the Above. Question 2. The capital of the Eastern Roman Empire? A. Rome B. Constantinople C. Madrid D. Frankfurt E. Athens.

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A New Power Rises Ancient Rome

A New Power Rises Ancient Rome.

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Ancient Rome & The Origin of Christianity

Ancient Rome & The Origin of Christianity. What was Byzantium? Emperor Justinian The Eastern Orthodox Church. What will we learn?. Setting the Stage Due to Germanic Invasions , the Western Roman Empire had collapsed

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The Fall of the Roman Empire

The Fall of the Roman Empire. Weak Roman Government. Poor leaders weakened the government Frequent fights for power Many officials took bribes Talented people chose not to serve due to dangers of government life. Social Problems. Plague (disease) spread throughout Rome, killing 1 in 10

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End of Custom Shows WARNING! Do Not Remove

End of Custom Shows WARNING! Do Not Remove This slide is intentionally blank and is set to auto-advance to end custom shows and return to the main presentation.

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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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Lakeside Institute of Theology Ross Arnold, Spring 2013

Church History 1 Apostles to Pre-Reformation. May 14, 2013 Schisms, Barbarians & Gregory the Great. Lakeside Institute of Theology Ross Arnold, Spring 2013. Church History 1 (TH1) Introduction to Church History Apostles to Catholic Christianity Persecution, Heresies & the Book

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In the East . . .

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Invasions of the Western Empire

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Byzantine Empire

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