The politically correct way to refer to the time period before the Common Era is "BCE," which stands for "Before Common Era." This terminology is often used to avoid religious connotations associated with "BC," or "Before Christ." BCE is part of a more inclusive system that also includes "CE," or "Common Era," instead of AD ("Anno Domini").
It was named by the Sumerians around 2,750 BC, or if you are politically correct BCE.
Before Common Era, politically correct version of BC-before Christ
The letters BC stand for before christ. So the year 44 BC means it was 44 years before christ was born. Today we live in a more politically correct world so we now use BCE which means before the common era.
B.C. comes first but to be politically correct we cite B.C.E. now; This means Before Common Era, where as BC simply refers to Before Christ. A.D. come after because it is translated a Ano Domini or, in English, Year of Our Lord.
The term CE stands for Common Era, it takes the place of AD. The term BCE means Before Common Era and takes the place of BC. A politically correct term as the entire world is not Christian and AD and BC have Christian connotations.
No, Sparta remained politically independent until the Roman conquest of 146 BC.
It is identical to BC and AD. It is used as a politically correct version, to avoid offending non-Christians who are not comfortable directly referencing Jesus Christ. BCE = Before Common Era = BC CE = Common Era = AD
It is grammatically correct to spell out the word for numbers of ten and less, hence, "second century B.C." is correct. Also, Second Century BCE is correct.
Over the past few thousand years people have "tweaked" the exact year that that they think Christ was born and the year he died but they are all within a few years of each other. BC and AD were used to mean Before Christ and After Death . If you are too young to understand BC and AD the let me refer you to BCE and ACE Before common Era and After common Era. This is just a non religions way of saying BC and AD. It is "politically correct". so, Christ lived from *about* the year 1 until the year 33 AD... but, as I said people have tweaked calendars over the years so its a few years off in either direction but you get the idea.
Politically there are the Atlantic Provinces, Quebec and Ontario, the Prairie provinces, BC, and the North each with parts within them.
AD means anno domini, "Year of the Lord", and is frequently used to refer to years in the common era. BC means "Before Christ" and is frequently used to refer to years before the start of the common era. These terms were introduced by the Roman abbot Dionysus Exiguus, who sought to use the year on which Jesus may have been born as the basis for a new calendar. As a universal, world calendar, the use of AD and BC is somewhat unsuitable, as Jesus is not recognized as the Lord of Jews, Muslims, Hindus, atheists and so on. Hence, the gradual adoption of CE(Common Era) in place of AD and BCE (Before Common Era) in place of BC.
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