What was the Imperial Crisis, and what effect did it have on the fall of the Roman empire mak it short and sound like a smart kid i six grade
The Imperial Crisis was a period of political instability and economic collapse that plagued the Roman Empire in the 3rd century AD. It was caused by a series of civil wars, foreign invasions, and economic troubles.
The Imperial Crisis weakened the central authority of the Roman Empire, making it difficult for emperors to maintain control over their vast territories. This led to the eventual fragmentation of the empire into smaller, independent states.
Ultimately, the Imperial Crisis played a significant role in the fall of the Roman Empire by creating a power vacuum that allowed barbarian tribes to invade and conquer Roman territory, leading to the eventual collapse of the Western Roman Empire in 476 AD.
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The Imperial Crisis was a period of chaos and economic hardship that weakened the Roman Empire, making it easier for barbarian invasions to bring about its eventual fall.
Drag and drop the items to match the holy writings of the Christian religion.
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Gospels
Epistles
Revelation
letters. parables. last book. return of jesus. teacings of jesus. many writen by paul.
Drag and drop people and elements of government and culture to match each empire. Choices may be used once or more than once.
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Roman empire
Byzantine empire
augustus. justinian. dependent on trade.
Drag and drop to classify the beliefs and practices.
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Roman Catholic Church
Eastern Orthodox Church
Both
holy bible. jesus as savior. pope head of the church. emperor as head of the church.
- Gospels: teachings of Jesus, many written by Paul
- Epistles: letters, many written by Paul
- Revelation: last book, return of Jesus
- Roman Empire: augustus, dependent on trade
- Byzantine Empire: justinian
- Roman Catholic Church: holy bible, Jesus as savior, pope head of the church
- Eastern Orthodox Church: holy bible, Jesus as savior, emperor as head of the church