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Ancient Rome & Early Christianity

Jesus- The Son of God and the main figure of Christianity.
Apostle- People that spread the teachings of Jesus Christ.
Paul- The most important figure after Jesus in Christianity.
Diaspora- Jews living outside of Israel.
Constantine- First Christian Emporer in the 4th century.
Bishop- An appointed member of the church clergy.
Peter- One of Jesus' most important disciples.
Pope- The head of the Catholic Church.

Jesus of Nazareth- Jesus Christ is the founder of Christianity.
The Jews- They were the first followers of Christianity and Jesus Christ.
Pontius Pilate- He was the Ruler who had Jesus Crucified.
Peter- He had a lot of influence because people gave him power.

Pax Romana- Travel was safe and everyone spoke the same language.
Paul- He wrote letters teaching about Jesus.
Constantine- declared Christianity as an approved religion.
Theodosius- made Christianity the official religion of the empire.

Theodosius making Christianity the official religion was probably the most important in the spread of the religion because it might have made more people want to follow it.

Jesus emphasized that he was the son of god and belief in him would lead you to eternal life in heaven.

Christians were persecuted because they refused to worship the Roman gods.

The only statement of faith that is accepted by all major parts of the Christian Faith.


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