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Rome and Carthage battled in the 3rd Punic War. Rome won, destroying Carthage.
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roman capital is moved to Byzantium by Constantine. It was renamed Constantinople.
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in 1337, the war began because the King of England claimed to be the ruler of France aswell. The war ended approximatley 116 years later, with the defeat of the English.
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It'[s first outbreak in Europe was in the city of Crimea ( a penninsula like piece of land in the Black Sea connected to Russia,) The Plague killed 35% of London's population in Europe around 1350.
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The Renaissance (or "Rebirth") in Europe affected education. The printing press allowed books to be made more, making them less valuable and more available. Literacy went up because of this (availibility)
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Gutenberg wasn't the inventor of the printing press, but he was the first to perfect it. It changed education in Europe by allowing more books to be made more frequently. Thus, literacy went up, books b=values went down.
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Leonardo da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa in 1503. It is believed that Da Vinci "morphed" photos of himself, and made the Mona Lisa painting.
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Martin Luther began the reformation of the Roman Catholic Church. In attempt to change the Catholic Church, he ended up creating Protestant Churches, which began war between Catholics and Protestants
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The 30 years' war lasted thirty years, and was ended by the Treaty of Westphalia. It was mainly fought in the Holy Roman Empire, between the Catholics and Protestants.
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Roman Empire divides into the Western and Eastern Empires. Eastern Empire thrives while Western Empire deteriorates slowly.
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The civil wars ended up destroying the Roman Republic. So the Roman Republic became The Roman Empire.
