Fall of The Roman Empire. in the 15th Century: Crash Course World History #12
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The introduction of Christianity was the end of ancient Rome. Modern Romans may be related genealogically but the ancient Rome is dead and gone
Date: 2022-04-04
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ArdentLion
a)Justinian gives his wife too much authority, then b) said wife has a law passed that prevents adulturous women from being executed, then c) Constantinople falls to the Turks and the empire is destroyed. COINCIDENCE?
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a)Justinian gives his wife too much authority, then b) said wife has a law passed that prevents adulturous women from being executed, then c) Constantinople falls to the Turks and the empire is destroyed. COINCIDENCE?
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John
-Crashcourse you didn't have to talk about Tacitus -putting words into the English chief's Mouth-. Just think of your 6-7th grade audience. Thanks!
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-Crashcourse you didn't have to talk about Tacitus -putting words into the English chief's Mouth-. Just think of your 6-7th grade audience. Thanks!
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Va11idus
It's almost like importing people that aren't beholden to your culture in any way and only want your money and opportunities is a bad idea.
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It's almost like importing people that aren't beholden to your culture in any way and only want your money and opportunities is a bad idea.
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CloudTSLS
Am i the only one who's watching this to relearn history because I didn't listen to or had any interest in it till senior high school
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Am i the only one who's watching this to relearn history because I didn't listen to or had any interest in it till senior high school
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Faith
watching crash courses at school was the only thing about school that made me happy - now i-m watching these alone for online homework
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watching crash courses at school was the only thing about school that made me happy - now i-m watching these alone for online homework
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UpSky2
Wikipedia has the generous goodness to inform me, that 'Byzantium' is a color: a dark tone of purple, not 'Tyrian purple' though.
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Wikipedia has the generous goodness to inform me, that 'Byzantium' is a color: a dark tone of purple, not 'Tyrian purple' though.
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