Christianity
This person is a local Christian leader, usually of a whole city.
A bishop
This emperor came to believe that Christians' refusal to worship Roman gods was the cause of Rome's problems in the 3rd century CE, which led him to ban Christianity within the empire.
Diocletian
Around this year is when Jesus of Nazareth was executed by Pontius Pilate.
c.30 CE
These groups of people began to invade the Roman Empire across its northern border c.200 CE.
Germanic tribes
This style of art was used to create colorful floors by arranging pieces of tile or stone into an image or design.
Mosaics
This is the most important Christian ritual, in which wine and bread representing the blood and body of Jesus Christ are eaten.
The Eucharist
Also accepted: Communion
This emperor carried out the first persecution of Christians c.64 CE, when he blamed them for causing the Great Fire of Rome.
Nero
Around these years, Jesus of Nazareth was likely born.
c.6-4 BCE
This group of people invaded Europe from Central Asia c.300 CE, pushing many non-Roman people across the border into Rome.
The Huns
This style of art was used to create images on walls by painting onto wet plaster.
Frescoes
The Holy Trinity is made up of these three parts.
The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit
Also accepted: The Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost
In his later years, Constantine claimed to have had this religious experience, which was supposedly what made him believe he was ruling with the approval of the Christian god.
A vision of the cross
Also accepted: A dream
During this event, Christians across the Roman Empire were forced to make offerings to Roman gods or risk having their property confiscated or even being killed.
The Great Persecution (303-313 CE)
These groups invaded Britannia in the 400s CE, bringing their languages with them.
This style of art was made with raised sculpted images against a flat background, often used in architecture.
Bas-relief
Christians believe that Jesus died in order to accomplish this, which is why they believe the covenant and prophecies of the Old Testament are fulfilled.
Save humanity from sin (& its consequences)
This emperor was almost overthrown by a rebellion that began as a riot over chariot racing, but maintained his power with assistance from his wife.
Justinian
After Christianity was banned, it was officially legalized in the Roman Empire in this year, though it did not become the official religion of the empire until around 70 years later.
313 CE
This group of people invaded Rome in the 400s CE and established a kingdom in North Africa, from which they sacked Rome for a third time c.450 CE.
The Vandals
This language family is made up of languages that evolved from Latin.
Romance
There are several religious differences between eastern and western Christians, but their disagreement over this is probably the most important today.
The wording of the Nicene Creed
Also accepted: The Nicene Creed
This emperor was chosen by Diocletian to be his western co-ruler, and was later forced by Diocletian to retire from the position after 20 years.
Maximian
This is sometimes chosen as the year the Roman Empire fell because it was the year the empire was permanently divided in two.
395 CE
This group of people invaded Gaul in the 400s CE, and their descendants would go on to establish an empire that would give the modern country located where Gaul was its name.
The Franks
This form of literature is used to make fun of politicians and other important people within society.
Satire