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4 BCE: Traditional birth date of _____ _____, the central figure of Christianity.
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30 CE: _____ and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
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50-60 CE: Paul's missionary journeys, spreading Christianity throughout the _____ _____.
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80-100 CE: Writing of the _____, the earliest accounts of Jesus' life and teachings.
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200 CE: _____ of Christians by the Roman authorities.
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312 CE: Conversion of Roman Emperor _____ the Great to Christianity.
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313 CE: _____ __ _____, granting religious tolerance to Christians in the Roman Empire.
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380 CE: Christianity becomes the official state religion of the Roman Empire under Emperor _____ I.
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395 CE: The Roman Empire splits into _____ and Western halves, with Christianity becoming a major influence in both.
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410 CE: Sack of Rome by the _____, leading to increased focus on Christianity as a stabilizing force.
