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Clas1000 exam review

Ancient Rome

QuestionAnswer
Urbs Aeterna The eternal city
753-509 Monarchy
%09-27 Republic
27-476 Principate empire
Aeneas, Anchises, Ascanius first romans, escaped Troy
Virgil Aenad national book which held the stories of the romans
Trojan war birth of the romans
nate decis goddess born
King Romulus first king of Rome// son of Aeneas
Tarquinas superbus last king of Rome
1rst punic war Sicily rome
2nd punic war Hannibal
consols 2 elected every year// elect ed annually
patricians privileged people
plebeians average and poor people
Tiberius Sempronius attempted to make laws about land
Lucius corneas sulle attempts to be ruler but overthrown by follower
Pompey The Great senate made him sole consul
first triumvate ceaser, Pompey,, Marcus causssus
Ides of march march 15th 44 BC
Gaius Julius teaser adopted ocativian// assassinated ides of march by Brutus
2nd triumvirate Octavian, Marc Anthony, Marcus lepidus// purpose to pursue Julius ceaser
beginning of pricpate Augustus becomes sole ruler
Julio Claudians Gaius, Claudius, Tiberius, Nero
Flavian dynasty emperor Flavia became ruler and began work on colosseum
Titus son of Flavia
Domitian son of Titus// wanted to be seen as a god
Marcus Nerva ruled after domitians death
Damnatio Memoria strip all images of name and face from the public
Commodus won 1200 victories unfairly// saw himself as a living god// tried to be poisened then stabbed// put his head on the colossus nerosis
septamus Severus first black emperor
Caraculla killed brother and took the throne
Alexander assassinated// the end of the severs dynasty
Military anarchy 2 dozen men called emperor//
Diocletian ended the miliatary anarchy
tetrarchy 2 august// 2 ceasri// split empire with east and west// destroyed by Constantine
Constantine made Rome christian
physical deformities in the roman empire not allowed unless its 1 ballsac
cassis helmet
lorica breastplate
gladius short sword
pilum javalin
legion 5000 males
cohorts 10 groups
century 80-100 people
auxiliaries 100,000-250,000 men within the city
decimation 1/10 soldiers beat to near death
Dies lustrous the washing day// until
Caraculla killed brother and took the throne
Alexander assassinated// the end of the severs dynasty
Military anarchy 2 dozen men called emperor//
Diocletian ended the miliatary anarchy
tetrarchy 2 august// 2 ceasri// split empire with east and west// destroyed by Constantine
Constantine made Rome christian
physical deformities in the roman empire not allowed unless its 1 ballsac
cassis helmet
lorica breastplate
gladius short sword
pilum javalin
legion 5000 males
cohorts 10 groups
century 80-100 people
auxiliaries 100,000-250,000 men within the city
decimation 1/10 soldiers beat to near death
Dies lustrous the washing day// until umbilical cord is detached the baby is not real
the gerogics about agriculture
the aenid roman epic about live and myths
Horace mix of his own experiences into poetry
circus maximus 100000 very wealthy people
house of quadrigus 4 chariot horse racing // Nero loved green and always bet on it
Ludi state sponsored games
muneara private events
sector type of gladiator who could not see very well but fast
colosseum epicenter for gladitor games
colossus nerosis massive statue origionallly with Neros head but colossus cut it off and replaced it with his// wears radiant crown to show connection to Apollo
vestil virgins represent the wellbeing of Rome
Numa pompilius made christianity under law and punishabkle if not followed
Pontifex maximus the greatest priest
toga ultimate sign of male respectability...postitutes also wear it
Pantheron where they worshipped all kinds of gods
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