Madison Mumbauer

Paul of Tarsus Theodosius I his real name was Saul of Tarsus. He was well known for his mission for Christianity. Since it was the new religion that was separating from Judaism. He decided to travel around to preach to other people. Making it easier for people to understand that conversion is easier than it looks. He was trying his best to make Christianity a universal religion. He was one of the main founders Christianity movement. Paul ended up being executed in Rome, about middle-68 CE. Historical Significance is that he tested the boundaries back then breaking out of the normal lifestyle and trying to persuade others into following his footsteps. Baghdad Donation of Constantine specifically known for the forgery of the Middle Ages. Reading this I learned that forgery is the intent to deceive. You can technically copy someone’s work or style and not realize you are doing so. What gets artist in trouble is adding fake signatures to pieces of art work. Dating back to the 15th century Lorenzo Valla was demonstrated as the forger. Why it had so much influence in history was that it impacted religious and political affairs in Europe. …show more content…
The treaty gave Lothar no authority over his brothers but being able to keep the title of emperor. Making great significance in history by marking the beginning of the empires dissolution and laying out new general boundaries from the individual states of Europe. Reconquista Council of Constance was during the 1414-18 recognized by the Roman Catholic Church. Known for ending the Western Schism, by accepting the resignation and electing the Pop Martin