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C5 - Rome

Chapter 5 - Rome & the Rise of Christianity

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republic A form of government that doesn't have a monarch as its leader and some citizens have the right to vote.
patrician wealthy land-owners
plebeian less wealthy, middle class land-owners, artisans, merchants, and small farmers
Consuls ran the government and army, elected every 2 years.
Senate group of 300 patricians, directed wars, took control of foreign and domestic policy, controlled by wealthy families
Centuriate Assembly elected, passed laws, wealthy, consuls & praetors
Council of the Plebs passed laws for all Romans
Tribunes of the Plebs protected plebeians, could eventually be elected for Senate and Consuls
Twelve tTbles first Roman code of laws
Law of Nations created to deal with issues with non-citizens
How did the army recruit soldiers? They promised land to the homeless.
1st triumvirate Pompey, Julius Caesar, Crassus
2nd triumvirate Octavion, Marc Antony, Lepidus
Rome's first emperor Octavion (Augustus)
five good emperors Nerva, Trajan, Hadrian, Antoninus Pius, Marcus Aurelius
Pax Romana time of peace and prosperity in the empire
Jesus of Nazareth born in AD 4, began preaching at 30, Messiah (son of god)
Paul established Christian church in Asia Minor
Simon Peter charged with continuing Christian church
first Christian emperor Constantine
Theodosius the Great made Christianity the official Roman religion
Diocletian divided the empire into four parts
Byzantium turned into the Roman capital by Constantine
Visigoths first tribe to sack Rome
Vandals last to sack Rome
Romulus Augustulus deposed by Vandals
Edict of Milan gave official tolerance to Christianity, issued by Constantine
Sulla seized Rome in 82 BC
Julius Caesar military command in Spain
Pompey returned form Spain as military hero
Crassus richest man in Rome
dictator absolute ruler
imperator commander in chief
Romans adopted many features of _____ art. Greek
insulae apartments for the poor
paterfamilias dominant males
Virgil wrote Aeneid
Horace wrote Satires
Spartacus led slave revolt that lasted 2 years
Livy great historian
procurator in charge of a province
laity regular church members
clergy group of church leaders
new testament 2nd part of the bible
Zealots wanted to overthrow Romans
plague an epidemic disease
inflation rapid increase in prices
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