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6th ruler of Babylon

Hammurabi

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spread by fleas on rats

How did the Black Death spread?

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A deadly event that occurred in the 14th century (1300s)

When did the Black Death occur?

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A plague that came to Europe

What was the Black Death?

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Put them in coliseums with lions.

What did Diocletian do with Christian's?

200

282

How many Hammurabi's codes were there?

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Jewish dispersal from homeland.

Jewish diaspora

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Roman Emperor who divided the empire and stabilized its administration and persecuted Christians

Diocletian

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Many gods.

Polytheistic

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Holy Roman Emperor

What title was Charlemagne crowned with?

300

One god

Monotheistic

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everyone voted vs elected representative/senate

Greek vs Roman Democracy

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Pushed Muslims out.

What did Charlemagne do in Spain and Portugal?

300

Ancient region between Tigris and Euphrates, cradle of civilization.

Mesopotamia

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Roman Emperor; blamed for starting the fire in Rome in 70 AD

Nero

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King of Franks 

Who was Charlemagne?

400

Roman Emperor who legalized Christianity and founded Constantinople.

Constantine

400

Rapid spread of ideas, increased literacy, and knowledge democratization.

Effects of the Printing Press

400

Great Prophet, Teacher, Son of God

Differences: Islam, Judaism, Christianity

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United Europe, conquered Italy and defeated the Saxons.

What did Charlemagne accomplish in Europe?

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German theologian challenging Catholic practices

Martin Luther

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Iraq, Syria, Turkey, Iran, and Kuwait.

Modern countries that sit where Mesopotamia used to be?

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Indulgences, church corruption, biblical interpretation.

Three concerns of Martin Luther

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barbarian invasions, economic troubles, weak leadership, and societal decline.

What eventually led to the fall of Rome?

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500 bonus points “To bring about the rule of righteousness in the land so that the strong shall not harm the weak.”

 Hammurabi, The Code of Hammurabi

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