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Rome 2

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How many months were in the Roman calendar? 12
What were the Romans numbers called? Numerals
What was the Romans main language? Latin
What were aqueducts? Arches used to transport water
What were gladiators? Gladiators were usually slaves
What did a thumbs up mean in a gladiatorial battle? To give mercy to your opponent
What did a thumbs down mean in a gladiatorial battle? To kill your opponent
When was the Colosseum built? Between 70 and 80 A.D
What was the Colosseum built for? For gladiatorial battles
How many people could fit in the Colosseum? 50,000 people
The Romans thought the gladiatorial battles would do what? Keep people from rebelling
What is the first of three Roman laws? Person presumed innocent until proven guilty
What is the second Roman law? Accused people are allowed to defend themselves in front of a judge
What is the third Roman law? Judge weighs all evidence before decision
Where did many Hebrews move? To Egypt
About --------- people practiced Judaism 14 million people
To stop Hebrew population from growing what did the Romans do? They enslaved the Hebrews
What was written on stone tablets? The 10 Commandments
What is Polytheism? Belief in many gods
What is Monotheism? Belief in only one god
Christianity is a Monotheistic or Polytheistic religion Monotheistic
What is Christianity? A religion based off the teachings of Jesus
Who is Jesus? The founder of Christianity
Who is the Messiah? A leader Jews believed would return and restore the greatness of Israel
What is the Bible? Holy book of Christianity
Romans had ----- shortages? Food
Romans were in risk of? Disease
The Roman empire was too what? Large
What did the Germans do? Came and farmed on abandoned lands
What tribe attacked Rome? A German tribe
What armies invaded eastern Rome? The Persians
What happened after Marcus Aurelius died? The Roman empire slowly declined and collapsed
How did the Roman economy change during wars? They bribed soldiers and bribed them so emperors increased pay for them
What was the Romans opinion on Germans? They called them barbarians and thought they were savage
What did Diocletian do for the Roman empire? He made Rome more stable and restored peace
What ways did Diocletian change the Roman empire? He divided the empire in half and had someone co-rule with him
Who was the emperor after Diocletian? Constantine
What changes did Constantine make? He adopted Christianity as the Roman religion
What was the result of the Huns attack? They fought and the Romans defeated them
Why do mercenaries fight? They fought for pay
What was Theodosius effect on the empire? He made Christianity the Roman religion?
What type of government ruled after the fall of Rome? A kingdom
What is Crucifixion? A type of execution that involved being nailed to a cross
Jesus rose from the what? The dead
What were Disciples? Followers of Jesus
What were the Apostles? 12 disciples that Jesus chose
What are Martyrs? People who die for religious beliefs
What is Persecution? Punishing people for their beliefs
Who is Constantine? Emperor who became Christian
Who was Paul of Tarsus? Disciple whose letters defined Christianity as separate from Judaism
What group of invaders dominated Italy? The Goths
What does INTERNAL mean? Inside
What does EXTERNAL mean? Outside
What capitol did Constantine make? Constantapol
Where did Constantine live? Bosporus Strait
What did the people of Constantpol think of themselves? Different from Byzantines, thought of themselves as Romans.
Who was Justinian? Byzantine emperor
Where did Justinian live? Byzantine empire
How long did Justinian rule? 40 years
Did Justinian have a wife? Yes
When did Justinian rule? 527-565 AD
What did Justinian rebuild? Hagia Sophia
What did Justinian want to do? Recover parts of Rome
What code did Justinian make? Justinian's Code
Who was Theodora? Justinian's wife
Who did Theodora rule with? Her Husband
Theodora was partner in what? Rule
Where did Theodora live? Byzantine empire
Theodora was an? Actress
When did Theodora rule? 527-565 AD
Theodora encouraged who to fight? Justinian
Theodora helped who? Women and children
What did Theodora want? To end government corruption
When did invaders rule? For 800 years
Where did other invaders rule ? Byzantine empire
Bishops were usually in a group with? Patriarchs
Patriarchs were usually in a group with? Bishops
What were Bishops? Important Christian leaders
What were Patriarchs? Important Christian leaders
Bishops were at? Rome, Constantople, Alexandria,Antioch, and Jerusalem
Bishops taught at? Churches
When did Bishops teach? Late 300’s
Bishops had authority over all what? Churches in the region
Bishops passed what? Authority over generations
What does Pope mean? Father of the church
Where did Popes teach? Churches
Where did Popes go? Rome, Constantople, Alexandria,Antioch, and Jerusalem
When did Popes teach? Late 300’s
What did Popes claim they were? Successors
What lands did the Germans take Lands to the west
Where did Slavic people invade? The north
Where did Arab Muslims control? Syria, Egypt, and North Africa
Turks seized what? Modern day Turkey and other areas
Why did the invaders empire fall? Slowly shank, declined and fell
What was one internal threat? Disease
What’s another internal threat? Food shortages
What’s another internal threat? 2 Increase in taxes to pay for defense
Tribes of fierce who attacked Rome? Fierce Germans
Where did the Germans attack Rome? Rome’s northern borders
What armies invaded the east? Persian armies
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