I was absent on Wednesday!!
Rise of Christianity
Jesus spends 3 years preaching and then later put to death and his followers believe he is the Messiah and that he has rose from the dead. Saul, becomes Paul and spreading the message, one true God and no Roman Gods. Christianity evolves from cult status to establish, official structure. Priest, Bishops, Pope ( Bishop of Rome ) .
Hardly anybody believe in Roman Gods and all the other Romans started to believe in Christianity and the Romans were gone. You don't want to publicly tell everybody your a Christian because you will die because the emperor stills believe in the Romans Gods who don't exist there just basically myths.
Christians and Jews are monotheistic the believing in one God, this was a conflict with Roman beliefs, persecution between the both was really common and as it grew even some Roman leaders embraced Christianity.
With in 200 years of Christ dying more than 10% of all Romans became Christians. Constantine had a battlefield conversion, he issues the Edict of Milan, not only no persecution but actually approve its an official religion of Rome. Emperor of Rome and the bishops were linked and were sharing ideas and helping each other out.
Homework read pg. 123 " The Changing World of Rome "
Friday, May 9, 2014
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
Rome
Patrician - a upper class person, powerful
Plebeian - common people, workers, farmers
Senate - a group of 300 patricians
Consuls - Two people, they have veto power over each other
Tribunes - leader of the plebeians assembly
Twelve Tables - the laws of Rome posted were everyone could see them on a Forum
Most important modern document, The United States Constitution, Senate / Assemblies / - US Senate / House Reps Consuls / Dictator - President of the US
Senate could act like judges - like our Supreme Court
Why could the rich only serve in the Senate ?
Members not paid, but worked their way up from low ranking magistrates to higher ones. They needed to spend a lot to look good, popular, and powerful, making them electable. Plebes couldn't afford to do that.
The kings who ruled between 600 and 500 BC ordered the building of the Forum, Rome's political center.
Plebeian - common people, workers, farmers
Senate - a group of 300 patricians
Consuls - Two people, they have veto power over each other
Tribunes - leader of the plebeians assembly
Twelve Tables - the laws of Rome posted were everyone could see them on a Forum
Most important modern document, The United States Constitution, Senate / Assemblies / - US Senate / House Reps Consuls / Dictator - President of the US
Senate could act like judges - like our Supreme Court
Why could the rich only serve in the Senate ?
Members not paid, but worked their way up from low ranking magistrates to higher ones. They needed to spend a lot to look good, popular, and powerful, making them electable. Plebes couldn't afford to do that.
The kings who ruled between 600 and 500 BC ordered the building of the Forum, Rome's political center.
Monday, May 5, 2014
Rome
Octavian or Caesar Augustus - First emperor at the age of B
Began the Pax Romana ( Peace ) Built roads, aqueducts
Tiberius adopted a grandson - Caligula
Caligula - Freedom of speech, military bonus fight the senate, claimed to be God, displayed his face on statues in Jewish temples and Roman, slept with other man wife's, killed by own aides, AD 41 ( 28 )
Claudius - conquered land, extended roads, canals, aqueducts renovated the Circus Maximus
Rome was harsh and cruel to Christians and Jewish people
Began the Pax Romana ( Peace ) Built roads, aqueducts
Tiberius adopted a grandson - Caligula
Caligula - Freedom of speech, military bonus fight the senate, claimed to be God, displayed his face on statues in Jewish temples and Roman, slept with other man wife's, killed by own aides, AD 41 ( 28 )
Claudius - conquered land, extended roads, canals, aqueducts renovated the Circus Maximus
Rome was harsh and cruel to Christians and Jewish people
Friday, May 2, 2014
Rome
Octavian was later called Augustus after his triumph AT Actium the senate called him that. Unlike Caesar, Augustus refused the offer of a long - term dictatorship and referred to himself simply as princeps which means first citizen. Augustus was convinced that if Rome's new peace and stability were to last, the changes he had made in its government system must continue after his death.
The rise of Latin began with a Greek ex slave, Livius Andronicus, who in the third century bc translated Homers Odyssey and several Greek dramas. Very Soon Roman authors began to write in the forms of literature like the Greeks and the Latin's did.
The first Greek writer to encounter Rome was Polbius, who came to Rome as a hostage in the course to conquest Greece during the second century bc
The rise of Latin began with a Greek ex slave, Livius Andronicus, who in the third century bc translated Homers Odyssey and several Greek dramas. Very Soon Roman authors began to write in the forms of literature like the Greeks and the Latin's did.
The first Greek writer to encounter Rome was Polbius, who came to Rome as a hostage in the course to conquest Greece during the second century bc
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
Today
I don’t think I deserve a 86% on that project thing, at
least a 90% because you say that we didn’t have a lot of information in it, no
it had information in it, we described the three Punic wars, the Tiber river, Julius
Caesar, the governments they had and yes I understand your point of it was more
funny and stupid but don’t say it didn’t have any information in it because it
did and sure are thing didn’t work okay, were sorry but still we made a PowerPoint
that you didn’t want to see and are video was a little more than four minutes.
Julius Caesar
Was stabbed 23 times to death
A great motivator
Emperor of Rome
Head on a coin
Conquered lots of land
Octavian – Caesar Augustus
Begins the Pax Romana, Roman Peace
Built roads
Set up civil service to take care of roads
Augustus dies at the age of 76 AD 14 and passes his power to…
Jesus to Christianity
Jesus was a Roman citizen and practing as a Jew
At 30, he began his ministry, preaching to the poor and
reaching out to the outsiders
Monday, April 7, 2014
Rome
PG 95 - 97
The Punic Wars were waged on land and sea in three vicious rounds between 264 and 146 BC. Romans were forced to push Carthage out of Sicily, but North Africa kept the rest of its empire. General Hannibal conquered Italy and defeated other Roman armies. They later lost all the battles and Carthage was unarmed and helpless forced to give up. The Romans also controlled the hole Mediterranean parts of Egypt, and parts of Turkey. They lasts over 100 years and they there down fall ended before the medieval ages when it spit in half from the Byzantine and Roman empire. The Romans had many sources by their side, Rome was in the center of the Mediterranean. They created the first legit rode and the rode latest really long so the soldiers can walk around there empire.
The Punic Wars were waged on land and sea in three vicious rounds between 264 and 146 BC. Romans were forced to push Carthage out of Sicily, but North Africa kept the rest of its empire. General Hannibal conquered Italy and defeated other Roman armies. They later lost all the battles and Carthage was unarmed and helpless forced to give up. The Romans also controlled the hole Mediterranean parts of Egypt, and parts of Turkey. They lasts over 100 years and they there down fall ended before the medieval ages when it spit in half from the Byzantine and Roman empire. The Romans had many sources by their side, Rome was in the center of the Mediterranean. They created the first legit rode and the rode latest really long so the soldiers can walk around there empire.
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Rome again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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