Jesus - Savior sent from God, conceived in the womb of Mary by the Holy Spirit
Apostle - People that supported and followed Jesus
Paul - Big figure in early Christianity, helped convert people into Christians
Diaspora - The dispersal of Jews
Constantine - Fought 3 rivals for control of Rome, approved Christianity in rome
Bishop - Was a priest that supervised several local choices
Peter - One of the Apostles that traveled with Jesus, also became the first bishop in Rome
Pope - The leader of the all of the Catholic churches/all of catholic church related things

I think that one of the biggest things/impacts was when Christianity was accepted into Rome, this is a big event because it allowed Christians to come out of hiding ive a normal life in Rome again
3. Monotheism and the principles of the Ten Commandment
4. The Christians were exiled because they did not worship the same God's as the Romans did and were  seen as opposing the Roman Government
5. the Nicene Creed accepted all belief of Christian Faith

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