Man who's life and teachings are the basis of Christianity

200 years of Roman peace

He lived from 63 BC to 14 AD and was Rome's first emperor

He traveled and taught about his ideas which resulted in many people following his ideas

Became sole ruler of Rome after Marc Antony died

Considered to be the most important figure in the spread of Christianity after Jesus' death

Construction material invented by the Romans which allowed them to create vaulted ceilings

On March 15, 44 BC this Roman leader was assassinated

The Roman Emperor Hadrian banned certain Jewish rituals in hope that they would

Under his rule the Romans conquered Britain

He became the Roman Emperor in the late 200's A.D. and is known for dividing the Empire into two parts

Allowed Roman soldiers to quickly move to any area of the Roman Empire

Ended in 476 AD when a barbarian general named himself king

The Christian Holy Book

First Roman emperor to become Cristian

Ruled the Byzantine Empire from 527 to 565 A.D. and is known for reuniting parts of the Eastern and Western Empires, establishing a law code and building the Hagia Sophis

Developed into many different languages, they include Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Romanian

He ruled the Eastern Roman Empire from 527 AD to 565 AD

The punishment of people due to their religious beliefs

She helped end riots in 532 AD

The smart and powerful wife of Emperor Justinian

A legal system based on a written code of laws

Ended in 1453 AD when the Ottoman Turks captured Constantinople

The Bible is made up of

This philosopher and public speaker wanted the Romans to give power to the Senate