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Jan 1, 1498
Leonardo Da Vinci Last Supper painting (Exact date is unknown, painting completed in 1498.)
Leonardo Da Vinci painting portrays belief in one God and someone bigger then yourself. However, this new belief in Jesus soon lead to the mass killing of Christians. -
Jan 1, 1515
Mass Killing of Christians(Exact date not available)
The reasoning behind killing of the Christians was fear. The Roman Empire was scared that people were believing in something bigger than the empire. They wanted to be the superior ones, they wanted absolute power, -
Jan 1, 1532
King Henry VIII(Exact date not unknown)
The killing of thousands of Christians, soon led to the confusing of church and state. The church of England breaks away from the Roman Catholic Church and recognized King Henry VIII as the head of the church. -
Jan 1, 1533
King Henry VIII Divorcing his First Wife(Exact date unknown)
Since King Henry VIII was now head of the church, he decided that it was okay to divorce his first wife. Before he was head of the church it would not have been expected to divorce his wife -
Jan 1, 1536
King Henry VIII beheading his Second Wife(exact date unknown)
King Henry VIII decided to take things a step farther, by beheading Anne Boleyn. This shows how the church of England had gone astray from the catholic church. He beheaded her by using a headsman block. -
Jan 1, 1536
Headsman Block(exact date unknown)
This is what King Henry VIII used to behead Queen Anne Boleyn. The creation of this murdering technique lead to new creations like the guillotine. -
The Guillotine(exact date unknown)
The guillotine was used on a wide scale during the Reign of Terror. It was originally developed as a more humane method of execution. It was created by Dr. Joseph-Ignace Guillotin. -
Reign of Terror(Exact date unknown)
This was a period of violence that occurred after the onset of the French Revolution. It began with the overthrow of the Girondins and the ascendancy of the Jacobins under Robespierre. Robespierre carried this out. The fact that he thought that this was humane, leads all the way back to Jesus, who marks the way between right and wrong.
