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Chapter 7
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| Question | Answer |
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| 21. Constantinople | formerly known as Byzantium- was the capital of the eastern Roman empire- changed names when Constantine moved the capital from Rome to Byzantium |
| 22. Apostle | one of Jesus's followers who preached and spread the teachings of Jesus. |
| 23. Messiah | Savior chosen by God |
| 24. Martyr | one who chooses to die rather than give up a prinicple or cuase |
| 25. Bishop | a church official who sets moral standards supervises finances, and governs several churches |
| 26. Pope | the father of the Christian Church |
| 27. Jerusalem | the holy city in Israel and the center of three faiths; Judaism, Chrisitanity and Islam |
| 28. Herod | King of Israel insane but a genius - famous for architecture ally of Rome |
| 29. Jesus | the founder of the christian religion, thought to be the Messiah and the Son of God |
| 30. Paul | formerly known as SAUL he was a converted Jew that spread the Good News about Christianity all over the Empire--also a Roman citizen. |
| 8 The Good Emperors | Five Roman Emperors succeeded one another without bloodshed, three were very good in particular- Trajan, Hadrian, and MArcus Aurelius |
| 20. Edict of Milan | the edict or law that made Christianity a "legitimate" religion in the Roman Empire |
| 19. Battle of Milvian Bridge | occured 2 miles outsdie of Rome- The ruler Constantine scored an overwhelming victory over his rival became Emperor of Rome had a vision and painted the sign of the cross on his soldiers' shields. |
| 18. western empire | Latin speaking west; Italy, Gaul , Britiannia, and Spain |
| 17. Eastern Empire | Greek speaking east Greece, Asia Minor,Syria, and Eygpt |
| 16. Constantine | successor of Diocletian- he allowed Christianity and moved the Roman capital from Rome to Byzantium |
| 15. Diocletian | roman emperor who was strong willed and army leader- he set up reforms to help restore control and order to the empire. |
| 1. policy | a plan of action thay guides an individual, group, or government |
| 2. aqueduct | a long bridgelike structure that carries water to populated areas |
| 3. civil service | workers employed by a government to carry out functions such as repairing roads, delivering mail, collecting taxes, and so on |
| 4. sucession | the transfer of power or authority to another person or persons-for, after the death of a ruler |
| 5. Colosseum | the arena where Roman emperors would stage gladiator fights and famous naval battles were staged for public entertainment. |
| 6. Pax Romana | means "Roman Peace" in Latin. A long period of time of peace and prosperity in Rome's borders |
| 7. Augustus | formly known as Octavian, he was the successor to Julius Casear. Did many things to help Rome suceed as a world power |
| 9. Epicureanism | a philosophy of life that justifies pursuing sensous pleasures |
| 10. Stoicism | a philosophy of life that encourages virtue, duty, and endurance |
| 11. satire | literature that mocks society for its follishness and wickedness |
| 12. villa | a country estate |
| 13. inflation | an overall rise in the prices of goods and services |
| 14. Commodus | the son and successor of Marcus Aurelius. The fall of the Pax Romana and eventually Rome all started with his rule. |