A | B |
catacomb | underground burial rooms |
christianity | a religion that spread throughout Rome based on Jesus's teachings |
Jesus | founder of Christianity and grew up in the Nazareth |
New Testament | the second part the the Christian Bible |
Gospels | First four books in the new testament |
Synagogue | Jewish place of worship |
Disciple | small group of followers that believe strongly in their religion |
Apostles | the 12 disciples also known as the Apostles |
The Last Supper | last meal that Jesus had with his disciples before his death |
Messiah | a savior or someone who saves or rescues |
Peter | An Apostle who helped spread Jesus's teachings |
Persecute | when you are punished for your beliefs |
Constantine | made Christianity equal to all other religions. He also outlawed the persecution of Christians. |
Theodosius | Made Christianity Rome's official religion. |
How old was Jesus when he began his ministry | 30 years |
Where was Jesus born | Bethlehem |
Monotheism | belief in only one God |
Tiber River | runs across the center of Italy where there are many plains |
Sicily | a small island off the coast of Italy |
Rome | Capital of Italy |
Peninsula | a body of land mostly surrounded by water except for a piece that is connected to the mainland |
grapes and olives | what 2 crops is the climate ideal for along the Tiber River |
letter | a primary source |
history text book | a secondary source |
Junius Brutus | Roman Leader who took the throne from the Etruscans |
3 bodies of water surrounding the Italian Peninsula | Adriatic, Tyrrhenian, and Mediterreaean Seas |
Shape of the Italian Peninsula | boot |
People of early Italy call themselves | Latin |