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Jesus was crucified in Jerusalem in front of many of his followers by the Roman government. Since, he was seen as a threat against the Romans, with his overwhelming amount of followers that continued to grow each day.
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Saul of Tarsus changes his name to be known as Paul the Apostle, after converting his faith into Christianity.
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In order to spread Christianity, Paul the Apostle, traveled to Cyprus (present day Turkey) all the way to Greece. Here, he converted many citizens to Christianity and taught what Jesus had done before he died.
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This council was created by the new leaders of the new Christian movement and they discussed the rules that Gentiles must follow after converting to Christianity.
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Nero had set the great city of Rome ablaze. Due to the fact, Christianity had grew so much, he decided to blame this incident on Christians. Thus, the Romans would persecute many Christians because of the fact they "burned down" Rome.
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Paul was said to be beheaded by either Nero or one of his subordinates, after Rome burned down, which was blamed on the Christians. His strong faith in Christianity led him to his death.
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After the Jewish's rebellion against the Roman empire ends, Titus captures Jerusalem and destroys the temple. Then, forcing the Jewish out of the area.
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Constantine creates a church in order to honor the death of Peter the Apostle on the Roman cemetery where the martyr is buried,
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