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509 BC - 27 BC
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The predecessor to the Roman Empire. This is an example of one of the worlds first large democracy. The legal system of the United States is modeled after the legal system of the Roman Republic.
27 BC - 476 AD
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The Roman Empire was one of Europe's most successful empires. The Roman Empire also let Christianity spread throughout Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East.
313 AD
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The Edict of Malone is a document that made the practice of Christianity legal in the Roman Empire
410 AD
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The rest of the Roman Empire collapses soon after Rome falls.
1054 AD
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The Christian Church splits into the west and the east. The Roman Catholic Church in the west and the Orthodox Church in the East. This lead to the Crusades.
1066 AD
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This battle lead to the Normans ruling England.
1095 AD
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This is the start of the many crusades to fallow.
1215 AD
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This document reduced the power of the British Monarchy. The document was made in response to the heavy taxation by King John.
1337 AD
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This war was fought between the English and the French.
1534 AD
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The English separate from the Catholic Church due to the Pope denying to allow King Henry VIII to divorce his wife.
27 BC - 14 AD
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The first Emperor of Rome.
0 AD
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The start of Christianity. The birth of Jesus Christ is the second most important event in Christianity.
30 AD
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The most important event in Christianity.
33 AD
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After seeing a vision from God, Paul converts to Christianity. In the fallowing years, he becomes one of Christianity's greatest missionaries.
37 AD - 41 AD
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One of Rome's worst Emperors. He was likely insane. For example, he gave a horse a seat in the Senate.