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Rome study

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What mountains are in Rome? Apennines Mt. and the Alps
What are the 3 oceans in Rome? Tyrrhenian sea, Adriatic sea and the Ionian sea
What's the 2 rivers in Rome? Po river, Tiber river
What rule is around Rome? Roman rule
What is the "mountain" to the south? Mt. Vesuvius
When did the Roman empire collapse? 976 AD
When was Christianity given a chance? 313 AD
When was Pompeii destroyed? 79 AD
How many rules are there (Like Roman rule)? 4
What is an empire? Land with different territories and people under a single rule
What are Plebeians? The common people of Rome
Who are the Partisans? The nobles in the Roman society
Who are the consuls? They are the 2 most powerful officials in Rome
What's a senate? Roman officials who were elected by the consuls
What are the 4 rules? Roman rule, Etruscan rule, Greek rule and the Carthaginian rule
What is the peninsula called in Rome The Italian Peninsula
What is dictatorship? A ruler with almost absolute power.
What's an emperor? Name of the Roman ruler during the imperial age
What's a veto? To reject or prohibit actions/ laws of other government officials
What's a forum? A Roman public meeting place
Checks and balances are? A system that balances the distribution of power in a government
What is Latin? The language of the Romans which had more languages branch from that.
What's an arch? A structure that spans space and supports structure and weight balance.
What's an aqueduct? A human-made raised channel that carries water from distant places
Civil law is? A legal system based on a written code of laws
What is Pax Romana Roman peace, a general time of peace and prosperity in the Roman empire
When were the Punic wars? 264 BC- 164BC
When was Julius Caesar assassinated? 44BC
When was the Roman empire at its peak? 117AD
When was the first written code of laws written? 450BC
What two large islands are considered apart of modern day Italy? Sicily and Sardinia
Rome is capital of what country? Italy
Who was Rome named after? Romulus after he won the fight against his brother (aka he killed him)
Besides the parents and children who was considered apart of the family? Servants or slaves
What are 2 things that children were taught? To be loyal and respectful
How long do soldiers stay in the army? 25 years
What is a pilum? A short sword used for stabbing
What did the Romans use to make buildings bigger and wider? Arches
How many layers where there layed during the construction of the Roman roads? 5
Rome's constitution was??? IT WAS UNWRITTEN BASED ON TRADITION AND CUSTOM
How long did senators hold office?? For life
Who did the tribunes represent??? Common people
Who fought against each other in the Punic wars?? Carthage and Rome
Who was the victor at the end of the wars?? Romans
How did Julius Caesar die?? He was assassinated by close friends of his
To what did Octavian change his name to?? Augustus Caesar
What three groups invaded Rome and controlled Britain?? Jutes,Angles and Saxons
What part of the Roman empire did the Vandals invade?? South West and west
What language did the Romans use for government and business? Latin
What languages developed from Latin?? French, Spanish and Portuguese
What is the Roman numeral for 10, 50 and 100?? 10=X, 50=L, 100=C
What does VII+V equal?? 12
What town did mount Vesuvius bury in 79AD?? Pompeii
What did the hot ash leave behind when it cooled?? Exact replicas of the people who got covered in it
What river flows near Rome?? Tiber river
What river flows near the alps?? Po river
The city's ______ gave a natural defense from invaders Hills
They had access to a near by port by what river?? Tiber river
The Tiber river was to what for big ships to cross it?? Fast and dangerous
It was located on key what?? Trade routes
Rome was first what??? ( What type of government) A monarchy ruled by 2 kings
Then it 509 BC what did it become?? A republic
They over threw who to become a government?? The king
All adult who could participate in government?? Men
As Rome grew it borrowed what form other Italian people?? Cultures
By when did Rome rule all of Italy?? late 200s BC
Legion is a basic part of what?? Roman army
4,000 to what feet soldiers or infantry?? 5,000
60-160 soldiers formed a solid line and what did that do to help them?? Made it more flexible
Loyal allies where given what?? Roman citizenship and voting rights
Who were the early settlers of Italy?? Etruscan's and Greeks
The last kings they had were what?? Etruscan's
509 BC was when what happened?? They over threw the last kings and became a republic
They elected two or more men in the what and what could they do?? In the office and they could veto one another
After ruling in office what could happen to them?? They could be put on trial for things they did.
The law applied to who?? Everyone
Wealthy citizens votes did what?? They counted more then poor peoples votes
Tribunes acted as what?? They acted as protectors to the plebeians
Judges and Praters could what?? Could be elected to consuls
It is forbidden to harm or stop a tribune to what??? Doing his job
What was the reason for Rome to have power for so long?? They made conquered people feel as if they were apart of Rome's success
Who is the highest in the social structure?? Senators
Who is 2nd highest in the social structure?? Nobles and Patricians
Who is middle in the social structure? The Plebians
Who is 2nd at the bottom in the social structure??? Freedmen
Who was at the bottom of the social structure??? Slaves
What did the senators do??? Had great political power and were the wealthiest
Who/ what did the Nobles and Patricians do?? They were officials and advisors- owners of Romes ruling class
Who are the Plebeians??? Majority of the Roman class- Less weather and they were crafts people merchants and landowners
Who are the free men??? They were once slaves that are now free and they have major restrictions and legal rights
Who are the slaves?? They are the lowest class with no freedom and were seen as property of the land owners
Who were the two chief executives?? Consuls and Praetors
What did they consuls do?? They led the Roman army into battles and ran the government
What did the Praetors do??? They were in charge of civil law in Rome
The oldest man alive in the family did what?? Ruled the family
The oldest man also owned what? ALL the property
The leader of the family could also do what with his kids?? Sell them or even kill them
The women had more what then the Greeks?? Freedom
They women could also own personal what?? Property
They had an active what?? Social life
Womens most important role was what?? To have kids and follow traditions
The wealthy earned money from what?? Agriculture and owned large farms or businesses
The men looked after what?? Businesses
What did they women supervise?? Slaves and kids
Common people lived in cramped what with no running water?? Appartments
The common people worked a variety of jobs, what were some of those jobs?? Tenant farms, ran stores, traders and resturants
Slaves had no what?? Rights
What percent had been slaves in 1BC 45%
Some slaves were in what condition?? Bad
Some slaves worked for who??? The wealthy
Some slaves were what?? Educated
Some slaves fought and started a war and what happened to them?? They were caught
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