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    enhanced technologically and many Byzantine cities suffered from the intense focus on Constantinople. For example‚ Byzantine farmers used slow ox carts and light scratch plows. The decline of the Byzantine Empire‚ however‚ did not come to a halt because‚ ironically‚ the inheritance of the Wealth of the early Roman Empire shielded many people from what was happening before their eyes. The wealthy overshadowed Constantinople with extravagant buildings while the dark‚ dirty places were given to the poor.

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    The Life and Teachings of Jesus 1. Why was Israel so full of unrest at the time of Jesus ’ birth? Israel was unrest from taxation‚ disrespect to local tradition and culture‚ the mounting religious tensions‚ the general wish to be free and self ruled‚ and the negative response to the Roman military presence which grew. 2. What were some of the expectations of those who thought they lived in the "end times"? They expected that the Romans would be destroyed and they would no longer be oppressed

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    The First Crusade was launched in 1095 by Pope Urban II with the stated goal of capturing the sacred city of Jerusalem and the Holy Land from Muslims‚ but this was more easily said than done. The motions that set this in place began “in 1071 when the Seljuk Sultan of Baghdad defeated the main Byzantine field army at Manzikert in Eastern Asia Minor and during the next few years Turkish war bands occupied most of the Asiatic Provinces of Byzantium. This made it hazardous for western pilgrims to make

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    The Spread of Christianity promoted division because of all the killing and disagreement. if the spread of Christianity was more peaceful than it would definitely be unifying. But it most certainly was not. Many many christians were killed trying to spread christianity. After Jesus died‚ one of his disciples‚ Peter‚ gave the first Christian sermon. When peter gave his sermon‚ three thousand people joined Christianity. The religion reached all the way to Rome. Some Roman emperors were angry because

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    Akane Morrison Ms. Muscat ENG 2D1-01 8 November‚ 2011 What Is it like to be Left in the Lurch? A boy named Vahan Kenderian was a distinguished individual with moral strengths and high spirits. These qualities helped him endure‚ when he knew that each day could have been his last when living through the Armenian Genocide. In the beginning of the novel “Forgotten Fire”‚ Vahan is described as the youngest child of a wealthy‚ Armenian family. He was very careless and would always need guidance

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    the first century B.C. Until the emperor Constantine converted to Christianity in 324 B.C.‚ early Christian communities were often persecuted. It was then that the Roman Empire became the Holy Roman Empire‚ and its capital relocated from Rome to Constantinople. The development of Christian groups derived from major and minor splits. Jesus and Abraham are very important to Christianity. Islam arose in the early seventh century B.C. in the settled desert community of Saudia Arabia. It developed

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    The Roman Aqueducts served to bring water to Rome‚ or any other larger cities around Rome. The Aqueducts supplied water to baths‚ fountains‚ and emptied sewers all around the city. The first Roman Aqueduct was constructed in 312BC‚ when Roman was becoming a Republic. This Aqueduct was named the Aqua Appia. The Aqua Appia was constructed using roman concrete‚ and set stone‚ but the Roman’s had a problem. So much materials would have to be gathered to make an Aqueduct of this size. They had to design

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    its Effect on Architecture "The emperor’s personal sanction of Christianity gives it status‚ which creates greater need for rituals and administrative structure. Christian churches‚ memorial structures‚ and mausoleums soon spring up in Rome‚ Constantinople‚ and other cities" gave opportunity for architects to create a new design. Christian basilica architectural design was for the needs of the congregation‚ which meant a new kind of design. With the spreading of the influence of Christianity

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    could’ve led the first European trip up north and to the west almost five centuries before Christopher Columbus landed in the Bahamas. There is written evidence of Vikings had contact with the early Muslim world. The Vikings have traveled as far as Constantinople and Baghdad. They are recognized as fearsome warriors who looting and pillaging. They would trade honey and fur for silver that they thought was priceless. They interacted with the Arab and Muslim people mainly to trade. The ring is

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    into Sweden. From there he went to Novgorod‚ where he was well received by Prince Yaroslav and in 1032 assisted him in a Polish campaign. Accompanied by a personal following of 500 warriors‚ Harold followed the traditional Varangian route to Constantinople and arrived there in 1035 In 1047‚ upon the death of Magnus he absorbed the rest of Norway and until 1064 carried on a senseless and devastating war against Sven. In 1066‚ drawn by the never-failing Viking compulsion for wealth and fame overseas

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