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    foundations that would affect the future of Europe and Western Civilization for centuries to come. His recognition and support of Christianity was one of the most important moments in world history. Moving the government of the Roman Empire to Constantinople and founding "New Rome" was one of the most significant decisions ever made by a Roman ruler. Ten emperors who reigned after Constantine took his name. This is just one more indication of his importance in history and the honor in which

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    Decline of Roman Republic / Rewrite The Beginnings of the mighty Roman empire as we know it today was actually quite humble. "The Roman heritage can be traced back to an early civilization of settlers from the Indo-European immigrants who between 2000 B.C. and 1000 B.C. had began to settle around the Northern Italian peninsula"(World History: The Human Experience). Of all the settlers the Romans are said to have arose from a mysterious group called the Etruscans‚ which ruled northern

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    came what the Great Schism of 1054 (not to be confused with the Great Western Schism of 1378) The capital of the “Roman” Empire was moved to Byzantium The Emperor Constantine had the city named New Rome. Eventually the city became known as Constantinople. The bishop of Rome was viewed as the leader of the “church” by this time. The bishop of Byzantium was viewed by many as the new leader. Now there was a competition between the Patriarch in the east and the Pope in the west for dominance over

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    Throughout history‚ there were a series of horrific bubonic plagues that spread around the world. The bubonic plague is a deadly disease that forms buboes and causes many other terrible symptoms. The bubonic plague affected the world three different times. The first time the pandemic hit was in 542‚ it was called the Justinian Plague. The second time was in 1347‚ it was called the Black Death. The third time was in 1665‚ it was called the Great Plague of London. A pandemic is the term used when

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    Christian history" (Meyendorff 18). More particularly‚ it recognizes the authority of the ecumenical councils at which East and West were represented together. These were the councils of Nicaea I (325)‚ Constantinople (381)‚ Ephesus(431)‚ Chalcedon(451)‚ Constantinople II (553)‚ Constantinople III (680)‚ and Nicaea II (787) (Encarta 1996). The power of teaching and guiding the community is bestowed on certain ministries‚ particularly that of the bishop of each diocese or is directed through certain

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    Trade is an exchange of goods used in Western Civilization. Many important cities‚ such as Constantinople relied on the trade in order for survival. Without trade‚ many societies would not have discovered jobs‚ materials‚ and foods. Different cultures had different supplies which taught one another careers which would make trade successful. There were many important trade routes which were located on land and in the sea. The Tin Road/Silk Route was very important to eastern

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    training on electromyographic and force production characteristics of leg extensor muscles during concentric and various stretch shortening cycle exercises. Scandinavian Journal of Sports Science‚ (7)‚ 65-76. CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS Vol. 16 (1/2012) ISSN:1453-1194 www.sportconference.ro 53 Proceedings of 5th Annual International Conference Physical Education Sport and Health‚ 2012 SERIES PUBLICATION TITLE: SCIENTIFIC REPORT PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORT Harris‚ G.R.‚ Stone‚ M.H.‚ O ’Bryan‚ H.‚ Proulx‚ C

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    persecutions and the freedom to practice Christianity that allowed for these debates. Instead of battling to survive‚ the Church was battling incorrect interpretations of the faith‚ using Church councils for this task. The councils of Nicea‚ Constantinople‚ Ephasus and Chalcedon‚ helped the Church to put into writing‚ its beliefs regarding Christ. Another happy consequence of the end of persecutions was the monastic life. Martyrdom was a means of imitating Christ‚ and since these had ended‚ people

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    of the Roman Empire by the decree of the Emperor‚ which would persist until the fall of the Western Empire‚ and later‚ with the Eastern Roman Empire‚ until the Fall of Constantinople . During this time (the period of the Seven Ecumenical Councils) there were considered five primary sees according to Eusebius: Rome‚ Constantinople‚ Antioch‚ Jerusalem and Alexandria‚ known as the Pentarchy . After the destruction of the western Roman Empire‚ the church in the West was a major factor in the preservation

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    Sophia‚ one of the most notable buildings in Constantinople; however‚ Twain notes that he does not care much for the building. In this moment the reader‚ most likely someone who is studying the travels and famous places of Europe and the Middle East‚ would wonder about the education of Mark Twain. He does not hold the same appreciation for this symbol of Constantinople as others would. However‚ this is Twain; he holds nothing back in his satirical writing

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