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(Willis) R. Empire 2

(Willis) Roman Empire Part 2

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Many people became followers of_______ because he traveled and taught them about his ideas. Jesus
By the end of AD 100’s Roman rulers began to give up land the Roman Army had conquered because the Empire had grown too large to ________. defend
The effect of military battles on Roman_______ was that there were not enough of them to grow food. farmers
Many reasons brought about the fall of the Roman Empire, including Increased taxes, disease and __________. corruption
The Roman’s made payments to the ______ to keep them from attacking Rome. Goths
The Poet Horace wrote ______ that poked fun at human weakness. Satires
___________ emphasized the importance of studying Anatomy, or the structure of the body. Galen
The scientist _______ studied the stars and planets. Ptolemy
The open area in Rome that included the market place and public square was called the ______. Forum
Gladiators fought animals and each other in the_______. Colosseum
Chariot races were held in the _______. Circus Maximus
What Gladiator led a slave revolt? Spartacus
A disease that spreads quickly is called a _______. Plague
Rapidly increasing prices is called ________. Inflation
To exchange goods without using money is called ________. Barter
Emperor Constantine moved his capital from Rome to _______, which is now called Istanbul. Constantinople
Who was the first Christian Emperor of Rome? Constantine
What emperor wanted to reunite the Roman Empire? Justinian
What Empress helped women to gain more rights? Theodora
The Byzantine Empire was a Crossroads for _________. trade
Byzantine writers copied the works of Ancient ________ writers? Greek
_________ Wall was a wall built for defense in Britain. Hadrian’s
Under Constantine the Roman Empire became the ________ Roman Empire. Holy
When _________ took power in AD 284 he introduced reforms and political change to make things better. Diocletian
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