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Rise of Islam and Byzantine Empire

The document discusses the historical context of the Pax Romana, highlighting its stability, economic prosperity, and the spread of Christianity. It also touches on the Great Schism of 1054 and the rise of Islam, including the conquests of Mecca by Prophet Muhammad, which facilitated the spread of Islamic teachings. The decline of the Byzantine Empire is attributed to external threats, crusades, and economic instability.

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Rise of Islam and Byzantine Empire

The document discusses the historical context of the Pax Romana, highlighting its stability, economic prosperity, and the spread of Christianity. It also touches on the Great Schism of 1054 and the rise of Islam, including the conquests of Mecca by Prophet Muhammad, which facilitated the spread of Islamic teachings. The decline of the Byzantine Empire is attributed to external threats, crusades, and economic instability.

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Ferndale David D.

Palomar, Grade 8 - Venus RiseByzantine


and Spread
Empire
of Islam
th
-8th Century
7330-1453 CE

 “Pax Romana”
was a state of  Christianity
Rome marked by follows the life
its stability and and way of the  He managed to
peace, with no Jesus of conquer Mecca,
outgoing wars Nazareth. It and thus starts
whatsoever, and spread through
 Roman the Muslim
economy important figures
Citizenship  The Great  The empire fell Calendar on the
flourishing. such as
granted many Schism of 1054 due to incoming day of Hijra. He
rights to the missionaries, spread his
was caused by threats,
people of Rome, contributing to teachings there
an argument of crusades, and
mostly aiming on the spread of and it spread all
whether to use instability of the
freedom and Christianity. throughout the
sacred images or economy
liberty. not. This through trading. globe.
resulted in the
splitting of
Eastern Orthodox  Prophet
churches and Muhammad was
Western Roman a religious and
Catholic rule
 Justinian’s political leader
churches.
was based out of and is the

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