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Why did the invasion of Britain by the Romans take place?
One of the main reasons that the Romans invaded Britain is because their relatively new emperor, Claudius was in danger of being seen as weak, and it was thought that if the Romans get a swift and clean victory under Claudius it would make him more secure in his place as emperor of the Romans.To accomplish this victory they decided that Britain was the easiest target and that they could achieve a quick and easy victory. This is why in 43 AD four Roman legions invaded Britain.
Why did people go on the first crusade?
the Muslims had taken over Jerusalem and the Christians wanted it back so the pope called for a crusade. he said that if you fought and died you would go to heaven and that if you survived you would get to see the holy land.
What was the main target of crusades?
The main target of the Crusades was to reclaim the Holy Land, particularly Jerusalem, from Muslim control. Initiated in the late 11th century, these military campaigns aimed to restore Christian access to sacred sites and defend Byzantine Christians against Muslim expansion. Over time, the Crusades also sought to assert and expand Christian influence throughout the Eastern Mediterranean.
The crusades were fought over control of several cities and ports but the main target was?
The main target was the city of Jerusalem.
What happened in rome in 14 AD?
Rome was founded by Romulus in 753 BC. The foundation did not involve the building of a new city. It was the foundation of the Roman state. Romulus united the separate settlements on what became the Seven Hills of Rome under his rule. Romulus was also the first king of Rome.
Why did the invasion of Britain by the Romans take place?
One of the main reasons that the Romans invaded Britain is because their relatively new emperor, Claudius was in danger of being seen as weak, and it was thought that if the Romans get a swift and clean victory under Claudius it would make him more secure in his place as emperor of the Romans.To accomplish this victory they decided that Britain was the easiest target and that they could achieve a quick and easy victory. This is why in 43 AD four Roman legions invaded Britain.
Why did the Romans decide to crucify Saint Paul?
The Roman Emperor Nero blamed the great fire that burned much of the city on the Christians and began a persecution of all those known to be followers of the religion. Some say that Nero, himself, had the fire started. Paul was already in prison for unrelated charges so was an easy target. However, Paul was beheaded and not crucified. Roman citizens could not be crucified, only foreigners.
How do you use a Target employee discount?
Become a Target employee
How do you become a model for target?
Go to target and ask the manager or you could do modeling in try out.
How was the 4th crusade different from the other crusades?
they fought against Christians, they never even made it to their target.
Why was the first Pope Peter executed?
St. Peter, the first pope, was ordered executed by the Roman Emperor Nero because he was a Christian and Nero had decided to blame the great fire that destroyed much of Rome in the year 64 on the Christians.
Why aren't christians worried about their fornication and adultery but they are extremely worried about homosexuality?
Christians worry about all sorts of things, but sometimes it's just easier to target an "enemy" that is outside the church.
What was Rome's response to Christians?
Rome was tolerant of religions as long as it did not pose a threat to security. They had earlier slaughtered the Bacchanalians in their midst for planning a revolution in Italy. Initially, as the Nazorean Sect of Judaism, the Christians did not seem to be a problem, however, when in the 90s Judaism expelled the Christians, and the Christians met in private homes, rather than openly in temples, they aroused suspicion. Added to this there were reports of ceremonies of eating human flesh and drinking human blood. Revolutionary plotters characteristically committed sacrileges punishable by death to prevent one of their number ratting on the others, so with these reports, the Romans suspected this of being the precursor to revolution, particularly as Jesus had earlier been executed by the Romans for planning a revolution to set himself up a king of Judea. So Christianity became a target for preemptive suppression.
What is a boxers target?
A boxer's target is mainly,to be the best in the world. Beat the best. Become the best,and win titles.
Why can't the greeting Merry Christmas be used in a Target store?
Political correctness. It might upset people that aren't Christians.
Why Islamofascists hate Christians?
To be fair, they pretty much hate everyone. They're just homing in on one particular target first.
What are the most damaging tactics employed by modern day Christianity where children are the target of their efforts?
There are none! True Christians do no damage or harm.
