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    eastern and western Roman Empire. Although most of Rome was thought to have lasted for 1101 years‚ (625 BC to AD 476) the eastern Roman empire lasted until AD 1453 or 2078 years. Once the empire was divided into two‚ with one capital remaining at Rome and another in the east at Nicomedia; the eastern capital would later be moved to Constantinople‚ old Byzantium‚ by the emperor Constantine. Since the empire was divided‚ it remained vulnerable to attack‚ especially on the Danube-Rhine border to the north

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    civilizations. The Silk Road Probably the most famous of all the trade routes‚ the Silk Road lasted for hundreds of years‚ outliving numerous empires‚ wars and plagues‚ only the command of the Ottoman Empire‚ finishing in the storming of Constantinople in 1453 effectively closed the route. The closure of the route helped activate the Portuguese into looking for an ocean route to Asia‚ eventually opening up a new historical age.

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    First Paragraph: Nigerian pastor Daniel Ajayi-Adeniran is a missionary to the U.S. with his mission field in the Bronx. Church he reps‚ The Redeemed Church of God‚ began in Nigeria in 1952. Church has acquired millions of members in Nigeria and boasts a missionary network with a presence in 100 countries. According to its leader‚ the church was “made in heaven‚ assembled in Nigeria‚ exported to the world.” Church is not alone. Secularism and materialism born of the Scientific Revolution and

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    Research notes http://www.utexas.edu/cola/depts/mes/_files/pdf/curriculum/Turkish_Jews_DBQ.pdf History of the Jews in Turkey – University of Texas at office -First Jews may have arrived on the Iberian Peninsula - Early as King Solomon time (965-930 B.C.E.) - Result of Jewish Diaspora following destruction of first Temple by Nebuchadnezzar (586 B.C.E.) -8th – 11th century considered “Golden Age” for Spain when Jews‚ Muslims and Christians built a civilization most advanced in Europe

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    The Roman Republic and its fall is the subject of dispute among many historians. There are many possible contributing factors that could have led to its downfall that it’s challenging to figure out which ones are the true cause. In the dialogue‚ The Fall of Rome‚ Bryan Ward-Perkins‚ and Peter Heather contribute their own theories pertaining to the way in which the Great Roman Empire fell. One thing that both Ward-Perkins and Heather can agree upon for a major contributing factor to the dissolution

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    of the new weapons (Sandberg‚ Para 4). Gunpowder weapons first proved their unquestionable worth to European rulers in the mid fourteenth century as the cannons that helped the armies of Mehmet II destroy the previously impregnable walls of Constantinople in 1453. In that same year cannons combined with earthen defenses helped the French to crush an English attempt to retake Gascony at the Battle of Castillon (Blair‚ Martell and Roumas‚ 47). The history of the diffusion of firearm technology throughout

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    Halloween Research Paper In today’s world October 31st is a holiday known globally as Halloween. The Halloween season over the years has acquired many traditions such as dressing up in costumes‚ trick or treating for candy‚ watching scary movies‚ attending haunted houses‚ and also ancient superstitions. The idea of Halloween can be traced back to over 2‚000 years ago. The ancient Celtics called this time the “Samhain” and was used to celebrate the beginning of the Celtic New Year. November 1st

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    Module 1 Study Guide Directions: Complete the Pretest! Then‚ complete this study guide as you are completing your lessons and assignments. Remember‚ this study guide does not count for a grade. It is to help you understand the module and prepare for your Discussion Based Assessment. Lesson 1.01 Set the Stage 1. Name three challenges that emperors faced when the borders of their empires expanded: Match the important events of the Roman Empire: 2. ____ 1000 BCE

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    every age/social status parading to their graves Also in the grand scheme of things‚ the black death was actually pretty scary because nothing like this had ever happened before in all of time and history. The Hundred Years’ War 1337-1453 Where: Europe When: 1347-1453 Who: England and France Significance: Joan of Arc (1412-1431)‚ claiming visions of God‚ inspired French in counter attack led to the creation of the powerful new state Burgundy in 1369 (ended in 1477) led to the rise of heavy artillery

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    Empire gained‚ the sultan never had complete control due to checks that limited what the sultan could and couldn’t do (Imber 320). The Ottoman Empire began its growth in north-western Anatolia. They resided to the east of Byzantine-controlled Constantinople. They were among the many Turkish principalities that indicated change in both Anatolia’s ethnicity and religion. By the beginning of the 14th Century‚ Anatolia had changed from

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