The book and the rap/ powerpoint are a lot alike. In both they follow the path of how Rome came to be, the leaders that took over, the laws and form of government. However, the book goes into more detail of the topics while the rap and powerpoint sum up the most important aspects of each topic. On the other hand, the rap/ powerpoint included more facts like comparing the US government to the one of Rome and helpful diagrams while the textbook is more about the main topics no so much the extra's. If i had to choose a favorite it would be the powerpoint and rap for it's simplicity, cut to the point manner, great for studying.
1.) - Jesus: a Jew who started his public ministry and was said to be the son of God. - apostle: a close follower of Jesus; almost like a friend - Paul: had a big influence on the development of Christianity - Diaspora: the dispersion of the Jews beyond Israel. - Constantine: Emperor of Romans who put the end of the persecution of Christians - bishop: a priest who supervised local churches, worked with the bishops - Peter: first apostle who helped spread Christianity through Syria & Palestine, close to Jesus. - pope: head of Christian church and all bishops and priests. The top dog 3.) - personal relationships with God - importance of people's love for God, enemies, neighbors a...
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