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(Willis) R. Empire 2
(Willis) Roman Empire Part 2
Question | Answer |
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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 |