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Many Jewish people around 6 A.D disagreed with Roman rule, so eventually, in 66 A.D, a revolt occurred and put an end to Judaism no longer being the main religion of Rome. Far before the revolt, Jesus shared his words of wisdom to the city of Israel. A man named Paul spread Jesus' message and founded Christian communities throughout Asia Minor and along the shores of the Aegean Sea. The word of Jesus was spread orally leading up to his death, and the people of Rome claimed him to be the "Messiah", therefore causing Christianity to become the main religion of Rome.

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How Rome was Influenced By Greece:

- The Romans went ahead and tried to settle in great land just like the Greeks, only they ended up taking the land from the Greeks.

- The Romans had a Republic government, similarly to the Greek direct democratic government.

- The ocean was a vital way to travel and trade in both societies. So they were in similar geological situations, but since Greece came first, Rome followed their lead.

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Greece Contributing to Western Civilization

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Greece Contributing to Western Civilization

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- The poetry, such as the Iliad and the Odyssey, helped to influence the way that things from Greece were viewed and shaped literacy all over the world.

- Some of the scientific discoveries made in Greece were carried over and are still used to this day, such as the realization that bodily fluids can affect illnesses.

- The Greek government was fairly identical to the current one of the United States: direct democracy.

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Alexander the Great had a lot of influence over Ancient Greece. He was the son of King Philip II. When his father died, he took over his plans to invade Persia. He failed to take over India after several years, be he eventually died, but before he died, he conquered  Egypt, Syria, Mesopotamia, Bactria, and the Punjab as well; in Egypt he founded the city of Alexandria. This was during the Hellenistic Period. Art, poetry, science, and a vast variety of fields along those lines emerged strongly, particularly in Alexandria, an ancient city during this time.

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Greece went through a variety of different time periods. The Mycenae period was from 1600 BC until 1100 BC.  During that time period, a variety of different monarchies ruled over Greece. Due to Geography, each one had it's own hilltop area that was isolated from the next one, seeing as Greece was covered in hills and islands.

Sparta and Athens are two of the major Greek locations, and one of their most important parts in history is the Classical Period (500 BC until 338 BC) Sparta and Athens were extremely different societies, and neither of which necessarily got along with the other. Sparta was known for their millican ways, and Athens for the more artistic form of life, and soon the Great Peloponnesian War began, a huge Civil War between the two citystates.