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Hardwicksvhs-Chapter 6 Ancient Rome

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Early Romans were located on Palatine Hill in Latium
Who emerged as the leader from the First Triumvirate? Caesar
In 509 B.C. the early Romans gained their independence from the Etruscans
Gap between rich and poor, increasing slave population and urban poor were the results of expansion
A representative form of democracy? Republic
Rome fought ______________ in the Punic Wars. Carthage
Common citizens who could not hold public office? Plebeians
Plebeians can serve in the Assembly of Tribes
Only needed in time of crisis? Dictator
Roman code of laws? Twelve Tables
The idea of having assemblies came from democracy
Conspiracy to assassinate Caesar? Senate
Romans destroy the Jewish temple and the scattering of Jews began. Diaspora
Pax Romana began with Augustus
Pax Romana ended with Marcus Aurelius
200 years of peace and prosperity. Pax Romana
Roman calendar had as many as 150 holidays
Disagreement among Jews and Christians? Messiah
Made christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire. Theodosius
Ended the persecution of christians in 312. Constantine
Idea of crucifixion came from Egypt
Rome's most lasting and widespread contribution? Political System
Big problem in Roman politics? Loyalty
Not entirely a romance language? English
Divided the Roman Empire into east and west. Diocletian
Big fan of Roman architecture. Thomas Jefferson
Made to last. concrete
Generals who rivaled the emperor. "Barracks emperors"
Moved the capital from Rome to Byzantium. Constantine
Projecting images from a flat background. bas-relief
Took control of the Mediterranean Sea. Vandals
Classical civilization. Greco-Roman culture
Created by: Hardwicksvhs
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