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Question | Answer |
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What is the Tiber River? | A river located on the Italian Peninsula. |
What is the Italian Peninsula? | The Peninsula where the Tiber River runs through. |
What is the Mediterranean Sea? | The sea that the Italian Peninsula stretches 650 mile southward into. |
What is Rome? | A country built on the banks of the Tiber River. |
Who is Tarquin? | An Etruscan noble who murdered the king and seized power. |
Who is Junius Brutus? | A roman leader who promised himself he would take the throne from Tarquin. |
What is a patrician? | The wealthiest, most powerful citizens. |
What's a republic? | A system where the citizens have the right to vote or choose their leaders. |
What is the Senate? | Roman representatives in a governing body. |
What is a consul? | Officials who managed the government and the army. |
What is a dictator? | Someone who has total control over people. |
What are tribunes? | Men appointed to protect the rights of plebeians. |
What is carthage? | A city-state located in North Africa. |
What are Punic Wars? | When Carthage and Rome fought 3 destructive wars against each other. |
Who is Hannibal? | A Carthaginian general. |
What is patriotism? | A sense of pride in one's country. |
Who are the Caesars? | Julius Caesar's family. |
Who is Julius Caesar? | One of the most famous generals in Rome. |
What is the appian way? | The most famous of the roads. |
What are plebeians? | The less wealthy citizens, usually farmers, merchants, and soldiers. |
Who is Scipio? | A general who attacked Carthage. |
What are emperors? | Rulers of an empire. |
Who is Augustus? | A very powerful ruler in Rome. |
What is the Pax Romana? | The peace which existed between nationalities within the Roman Empire. |
Who is Caligula? | A cruel emperor who became emperor in A.D 37. |
Who is Claudius? | The emperor who followed Caligula. |
Who is Nero? | The emperor who followed Claudius and was as bad an emperor as Caligula. |
Who is Marcus Aurelius? | One of the greatest emperors in all of Rome. |
What is a Colosseum? | The most famous Roman arena. |
What are gladiators? | Professional fighters, most of whom were prisoners or slaves. |
What is Christianity? | A monotheistic religion. |
Who is Jesus? | A Jewish man who was born in Judah. |
What is the New Testament? | The most of what we know about Jesus' life comes from these 4 books in a part of the bible. |
What are the Gospels? | The name of the 4 books in part of the bible. |
What are synagogues? | Jewish place of worship. |
What are disciples? | A personal follower of Jesus during his life, especially one of the twelve Apostles. |
What are Apostles? | Each of the twelve chief disciples of Jesus Christ |
What was the messiah? | The savior, someone who saves or rescues. |
What does it mean to be persecuted? | Being punished for your own personal beliefs on something. |
Who is Constantine? | An emperor who ruled in 313 A.D. |
Who is Theodosius? | The emperor who made Christianity Rome's official religion. |
Who is Commodus? | A very violent youth who performed as a gladiator in specially staged events |
Who is Emperor Diocletian? | An emperor who introduced a number of reforms. |
What is Constantinople? | A city that had been built named after Constantine. |
What's the Byzantine Orthodox Church? | The church in the east. |
What is the Roman Catholic Church? | The church in the west. |