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1 CE - 31 CE
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-Born I CE
-Begins ministry in 29 CE in Galilee
-Enters Jerusalem on a donkey and "cleanses the temple" in 31 CE
-To many signifies his entrance on a donkey signifies his humility
-Sentenced to death and crucified later that year
-There is a lot of debate about who crucified Jesus. Many people say it was Jewish people but the crucifying someone was a Roman form of execution
48 CE
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St. Paul, who at a young age (12) wen to Jerusalem and was educated by Rabbi Gamaliel (Sanhedrin), takes a ship to Cyprus and begins converting people into the Christian faith in 48 CE, then to Greece (50 CE)
55 CE
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-Mark is typically said to be written first in 55 CE
-Matthew also recorded around this time
-Luke in 63 CE
-John (year unknown)
330 CE
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-The Bible was translated into Latin by St. Jerome in Bethlehem
451 CE
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66 CE - 135 CE
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66 CE: Rebellion against the Romans in Jerusalem begins, first Jewish Roman War.
-Destruction of the Jewish temple signifies Jerusalem's fall to the Romans in 70 CE
115 CE: The Kitos War began, the second installment in the Jewish Roman War.
132 CE: Simon Bar Kohkba, a jewish leader leads the third revolt of the Jewish-Roman war.
135 CE: Rome recovers Jerusalem and Jews are expelled from the city.
300 CE
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100 CE
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570 CE - 632 CE
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Muhammad is born in Mecca (Saudi Arabia)
Dies in 632 CE
622 CE
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Muhammad travels to Yathrib (Medina) and builds the first Muslim community.
630 CE
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Mecca becomes the holy city and a very important part in the Muslim religion. Soon after all of Arabia accepts the new religion.
636 CE - 651 CE
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637 CE
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Muslim armies capture what is now Iraq (then Ctesiphon) and the Sassanian Empire, the last pre-islamic Persian empire.
638 CE
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The Arab capture of Jerusalem brings Palestine and Syria under Muslim control
638 CE
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The Arab capture of Jerusalem brings Palestine and Syria under Muslim control
650
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661 CE
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661 CE - 750 CE
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The Umayyad Dynasty gains control over the Arab-Islamic empire and greatly expands its territories. The empire spreads westward throughout North Africa, north into Spain, and eastward to the borders of India and China.
691 CE
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The Dome of the Rock is completed as a Muslim shrine on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem
706 CE
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Great Mosque of Damascus is built in Syria
750 CE
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759 CE - 1528 CE
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The Umayyad Dynasty gains control over the Arab-Islamic empire and greatly expands its territories. The empire spreads westward throughout North Africa, north into Spain, and eastward to the borders of India and China.
762 CE
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