Julius Caesar/ Fall of the Roman Republic 1453

I am going to now interveiw Julius Caeser.
Q:How do you feel is your responsibility of the Roman Republic.
A: I do not feel that I was responsible, it was the people.
Q: Thank You for your time.
A: yes.

Constantine the Great

Constantine I, also called Constantine the Great, was the first Roman emperor who called himself a Christian. Constantine's Latin name was Flavius Valerius Constantinus.

The church declared him a Saint. Historians call him an evil man, who used religion merely as a means to an end. Take your pick.

As Roman Emperor, Constantine became ruler of a declining empire. Because of the massive persecution of the Christians, Christianity was a sensitive political issue in his days.

Constantine completely re-defined the Christian faith by claiming himself and his state to be Christian.

When Columbus leaves Spain...what happens? 1492

Hello Kathrin Willard here intrveiwng Cristopher Columbus about his journey when he leaves Spain, we all know our story, but have you heard his? Now up close and personal with the "Big Man" himself Christopher Columbus.

K.W. Hi Chris how are you doing?
C.C. I'm doing well and yourself?
K.W. Good, good. Now for the important stuff how was it that you decided that you wanted to leave Spain?
C.C. Well, it was mostly because of I needed to get trade.
Q: What did you need?
A: I needed new food, and coal.
Q: Did you not have these goods in Spain?
A: We did, but I also needed a break and I wanted to discover new materials.
Q: Thank you for your time and effort.
A: You are welcome.

Charlemange the Great 764-814

Hello everyone that is following my interviews. Today we are going to talk to the one and only Charlamange the Great.

Q: How does it feel to be rulre of all Europe?
A: It is very challenging, but it was also rewarding.
Q: Really how so?
A: Well, it was that it I loved when we had to conquor people. I loved it.
Q: How do you think your rule turned out?
A: I think that it was great that it why I am called Great.
Q: Not humble are we. Thank you for your time.

The Crusades 1076

Hello everyone today I am going to interveiw one of the very first popes; Pope Urban II.

Q: This is the burning question, what was going through your head when you declared war.

A: Well, I felt in my heart that Jerusulum belongs to us.

Q: That is a good answer, but how have you thought about how it conflicts with your religon.

A: That was a tough desision, but I prayedand I felt that it was the right descision.

Q:Thank you for your time.

The Break Between the East and West Church 1054

Hi their everyone this is Kathrin Willard. I am interveiwing the two people who are held responsible for The Great Schism. The term Great Schism is used to refer to the two major events in the history of Christianity: the division between the Eastern (Orthodox) and Western (Roman). During the time 1378 - 1417 during which the Western church had first popes. I am going to interview Pope Leo IX.
Q: What exactly was the Great Schism.
A: It was a fight for the Holy Land.
Q: How did you feel about being a preist and declaring war?
A: Well, this took a lot of thought. I think it was a a good desision because it was a fight against the Holy Land, which I beleive belongs to us.
Q: Thank you for your time.
A:No problem.

Magna Carta 1215

Today I am going to interveiw King John of England.

Q: What exactly is the Magna Carta?

A: It  is a document that I was forced to sign because it reduced my power as a ruler.

Q: Oh, I'm sorry. Whatb exactly was the purpose of the Magna Carta?

A: Besides something to make my life miserable, it was a document  that made me  govern the old English laws that had did not count anymore before the Normans came.It was a collection of 37 English laws - some copied, some recollected, some old and some new. It demonstrated that the power of the king could be limited by a written grant.

Q: How do you handle this? It sounds awful.

A: It was, I was so upset. Now I am kind of grasping the concept.

Q: Thank you for answering these questions.

A: It was a pleasure.