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13
Reign of Augustus
His long rule saw a huge expansion in the Roman Empire and the beginnings of a dynasty that, over the next century, would transform Rome, for better and worse. -
30
Death of Jesus and pentecost
The time when Jesus passed and the Apostles continued his mission -
33
sauls conversion
When saul converted to christianity -
313
end of roman slaughter
When roman christians stopped being persecuted -
326
Constantine military
Constantine defeats Licinius in a battle near Adrianople. He now becomes ruler of the entire Roman empire. He moves the eastern capital from Nicomedia to Byzantine, henceforth known as Constantinople. -
327
death of Constantine
Constantines death -
505
Death of pope
Pope gregory the great -
756
The donation of PEPIN
He supported the
Pope against the threat of the Lombards (a Germanic people) and
donated territory won from them in Italy to the Pope. -
1054
east west schism
When the christian church started to fracture and practice different things -
1272
end of crusades
When the crusades ended after 180 years -
1309
the avignon papacy
When the 7 popes from Avignon began to take control in what happened -
1347
The black death
The start of the plague which killed many people -
1351
end of black death
When the plague had ended and Europe was falling apart -
1378
Western schism
Three popes fought for the same papacy of Rome. When all three Popes were forced to resign and a suitable candidate was elected to the office. -
1507
Martin Luther and start of reformation
Martin Luther was concerned at the corruption in the church so he took action in changing it. -
1537
Henry VIII and the reformation
When the church wouldnt allow him the annul his existing marriage he split. -
1545
The council of Trent and The counter reformation
The Council formalised doctrines that had been disputed by the Protestants. The seven sacraments were also protected. -
The Enlightenment
It was a time of exploration, new discoveries and the scientific method based on evidence rather than unsubstantiated dogma. Led by scholars usually. -
Industrial Revolution
Steam power and machines were made. Living shifted from rural to urban society. -
Christianity arrives in Australia
only arrived in Australia
with the First Fleet in 1788. -
First Vatican council
to condemn secular
thinking stemming from the Enlightenment, restate the faith, provide
safeguards for Christian education and marriage -
Start of world war 1
People believed that war was inflicted on them via God. -
end of world war 2
Soldiers believed that it was hell and that their prayers were the way they came home -
now
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