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Occurred after the glory dauts of Augustus, Vespasian, and Trajan, was a long time befor some one stepped up. Then finally in 284, Diocletian rose to the imperial throne, and shortly chaged the face of the empire.
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This was proclamation that permanently established religious toleration for Christianity within the Roman Empire.
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Emperor Constantine understood its strategic importance and upon reuniting the Roman Empire built his new capitial there.
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This was a profession of fatih widely used in Christian "liturgy". Called Nicaean because it was adopted by the first council in Nicaea.
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Theodosius' Edict "commanded" everyone to be a Christian.
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The cirty was attacked by the Visigoths. At this time, Rome was no longer the capital of the Western Roman Empire
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Female Philosopher, born in Alexandria, Egypt. She was attacekd by a mob of Christian monks, who dragged her into the street, stripped her naked, beat her to death, and burned her.
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He laid out the foundations of the "Holy Roman Empire", asserting "papal temporal", as well as spiritual power.
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Considered the founder of the French State. He defeated the last Roman army in Gaul and went on to defeat many minor, princes, kings, and tribal chieftains to form the first Frankis Kingdom.
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Clovis was the first important ruler of the Merovingian dynasty.
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Justanian ruled from 527-565, e created a set of laws called the Justanian Code.
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translated means= "Holy Widsom" is a domed monument origanlly built as a cathedral in Constatinople.
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Traveled form Mecca to Medina
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This event started the "Period of Muhammad".
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The original split occured between the Sunnis and the Shiites soon after the death of Muhammad.
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Also called the battle of the Poitiers and by Arab sources the BAttle of the Palace of the Martyrs. Was fought in an area between the cities of Poitiers and Tours.
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this was the second of four major islamic saliphates established after the death of Muhammed.
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The Dome of the Rock is a shrine located on the Temple Mount in the old ciy of Jerusalem. Completed at the order of Ummayyad.
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Was the third of the Islamic Caliphates to succeed the Islamic prophet Muhhammed. descended form Muhhamed's youngest uncle.
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founded on the West bank of the Tigris, the second caliph of the Abbasid Empire.
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King Alfred stopped the Danes from conquering any where else in Northeast England.
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The Vikings start to invade different parts of France and England
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He discovers Greenland when he travels all the way to North America.
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