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Roman Circus
The Roman Emperor Nero was angry at the Christians for not believing in Roman mythology so he decided to throw them to the lions to eat and make a spectacle out of it.
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Nov 27, 1095
The Crusades
Christian armies got to war with Muslim forces, encouraged by Pope Urban II, in order to control the Holy Lands. -
Jan 1, 1478
The Spanish Inquisition
King Ferdinand of Spain and his wife Queen Isabella issued the eradication of all other religions other than Christianity.
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Jan 1, 1565
Spanish colonisation of North American
The Spanish arrive on the soil of what is later to be called North America, the expedition is led by Christopher Columbus who was backed by Queen Isabella I and her court, thinking they could spread Christian influence there too. Columbus mistreats the Indians and brings some back to be slaves in Spain.
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Aug 24, 1572
St Bartholomew’s Day Massacre
Roman Catholic nobles kill French Huguenots to prevent their growing influence. Approved by Catherine de Medicis, mother of King Charles the IX, a period of bloodshed and religious hate started in Paris and Spain. -
Mountain Meadows Massacre
The Utah Territorial Militaria organised an attack on an emigrant wagon heading to California. The offenders were planning on framing the Native Americans for the incident. -
The Holocaust
Nazi discrimination towards Jewish faith begins when Hitler is appointed Chancellor. -
Assassination of Martin Luther King Jr
Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated for speaking out against the discrimination against African Americans. -
Gujarat riots
A Gujarat train carrying Hindu pilgrimages was set on fire by Muslims. The following retaliation resulted in Muslim houses being burnt down and the killings of over 10,000 men, women and children of Islamic faith. -
Paris attack
Islamic suicide bombers and gunmen terrorise the citizens of Paris, resulting in 130 dead and countless more wounded.