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Name Period Date Christianity: Growth of Christianity Notes** Christianity begins when Jesus of Nazareth dies Twelve Apostles see him as the Messiah Twelve Apostles begin to spreads Jesus teachings Peter becomes the most famous apostle Twelve Apostles greatly increase Christianity and fast By preaching and writing Much of Jesus teachings were transferred by word of mouth at first Eventually the story of Jesus was written down Four main biographies are put into the Christian Bible Called the four Gospels Written by Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John Written anywhere from 30 100 years after the death of Jesus Paul was perhaps the greatest teacher after Jesus died Originally he was someone who killed Christians Has a vision converts to Christianity Paul traveled all over the Roman Empire Preaches and writes letters Details teachings of Jesus Explains Jewish laws are not always necessary Paul is greatly responsible for spreading Christianity Originally, Christians spread their message only to Jews Paul introduced Christianity to non-jews Called Gentiles Quickly expanded Christianity Within 100 years after death of Jesus, thousands of people followed Christianity Very rapid growth of this religion Christianity not well received by Roman officials at first Christians were arrested and killed Roman Emperors banned Christianity and persecuted Christians Persecute punish a group because of its beliefs Afraid it would cause problems in the Empire Angry that they were not practicing Roman religion Despite Romans trying to eliminate Christianity, it continues to grow 312CE Roman Emperor Constantine converts to Christianity Has a vision of how to win a battle Uses Christian symbols and wins battle - converts Ends persecution

Eventually, Christianity is official religion of Roman Empire Roman Empire is rich and powerful Christianity soon becomes powerful as well Western Roman Empire adopts laws that are similar to Christian ideals 10 Commandments No working on Sundays Bishops become leaders of communities Eastern Roman Empire forbids women from learning Christian religion Can be Christians, but cannot learn about it Splits begin to appear in Christianity Orthodox (East) and Roman Catholic (West) Christian power continues to grow throughout the Roman Empire As time goes on, Christians gain more and more power And money! Christian rulers show up all over Europe Make Christianity the official religion of their countries Spreads Christianity even more Christianity sets up a capital city in Rome: Vatican City Christian leaders want to control the Holy Land Israel, Palestine, the city of Jerusalem The Christians send warriors to try and capture it from the Jews and Muslims Missions to control the Holy Land Called Crusades Take place between 1000CE and 1200CE Ultimately, Crusades fail to gain Jerusalem for the Christians During the Middle Ages, the Christian religion is the main religion throughout most of Europe Very powerful and lots of money Eventually, Church becomes corrupt Corrupt getting money through dishonesty Some people begin to speak against Church Most famous protestor Martin Luther Luther is responsible for Protestant Reformation Martin Luther speaks against Christian (Catholic) Church Very dangerous thing to do at this time After trials and debates, a new religion forms Luther s religion is called Lutheranism Eventually, more and more religions branch off from the Roman Catholic Church Called Protestant Religions Still Christians Christianity is now a world religion with many different denominations

Name Period Date Christianity: Growth of Christianity Notes* Christianity begins when dies Twelve begin to spreads Jesus teachings Much of Jesus teachings were transferred by word of at first Four main are put into the Christian Bible Called the four Written by Matthew,, Luke, and was perhaps the greatest teacher after Jesus died Paul traveled all over the Empire and writes letters is greatly responsible for spreading Christianity Originally, Christians spread their message only to Paul introduced Christianity to Within 100 years after death of Jesus, of people followed Christianity not well received by Roman officials at first Roman Emperors Christianity and Christians punish a group because of its beliefs Despite Romans trying to eliminate, it continues to grow Roman Emperor Constantine converts to Christianity Eventually, Christianity is official of Roman Empire

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