The Roman Empire and Religion

People who die for their religious beliefs are called___.

___ of Tarsus traveled throughout the Roman world spreading Christian teachings.

The ___ were 12 men whom Jesus chose to receive special training.

The ___ is the holy book of Christianity.

___ was a type of execution in which a person was nailed to a cross.

When the ___ conquered people, they generally allowed them to keep their own religions.

Christians refer to Jesus' rise from the dead as the ___.

At the beginning of the first century AD, a new religion appeared in Judea called ___.

The Jews were waiting for the ___, which means "God's Chosen One."

___ means punishing a group because of its beliefs.