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Ancient Rome 2

Geography, Vocab, Class Notes

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What is a Republic? Political system where people elect leaders to govern them
What are the three parts of a Tribune? Senate, judge, assembly
What does the Senate do? Proposed laws and controlled finance
How many people make up the Senate? 300
What did Tribunes do? Represented common people,
What could Tribunes approve and reject? Laws
What did Tribunes declare? Wars
Who could the Tribunes elect? Magistrates
Who did the assemblies include? All Roman citizens
What did the assemblies help with declaring? Wars
Who also elected the Magistrates? Assemblies
Consols are the two most important what? Officials in Rome
How long did the Consols serve? 1 year
What is a Veto? Prohibits actions and laws of other government officials
What are checks and balances? Method to balance power
What is a forrum? Romes public meeting place?
What are the twelve tables? Romes first written code
What is the order of there government social structure? Consols, Magistrates, Senates, Assemblies, Judges, Tribune
What do Judges help decide? Guilt or innocence
When did Octavian take control? 30 B.C.
What did Octavian bring to control? Peace
Since Octavian made a smaller what did the solders gain from it? Higher pay
After Octavians death what was he declared? God, he was also worshipped
What did people do to become emporer when it was a monarchy? Killed
How long did Pax Romana last? 30 B.C.- 180 A.D.
What was every household run by? Oldest male
There was a large gap in between? Rich and poor
What was the biggest form of entertainment? Gladiatorial shows
Were did most entertainment take place? The Colossseum or Amphitheatea
What did entertainers have to fight for> There lives
By the end of Augustus's reign, Rome advanced to were? Egypt, Syria, and much of Europe
What was the economy focused on? Farming and trade
Were did they sell there crops? Markets
What did they pay there taxes with? Food
What did the rich own many of? Properties
Since the rich owned slaves what did they make a them work on? There Properties
When did the largest slave result take place? 73 B.C.
Who broke out in Southern Italy with many other slaves? Spartacus
Who were the five emporers who made u[p Pax Romana? Trajan, Nerva, Antoninous, Pius, Hadrian, and Marcus Aurelius
What is an instance were there is a clear disparity between rich and poor? There living arrangements
What does Roman art include? Mosaics, murals, statues, buildings
What art did the Romans copy? Greek art
What did the Roman art show that Greek art did not? They made it a lot more realistic
Many English words have Latin what? Roots
What was Latin used in? European Education, Roman Catholic Churches, and still today
Cicero is famous for what? Oratory and speeches
Romans were amazing what in the architecture world? Engineers, thinkers, and builders
Many of the what remain in our lives today? Designs
Roman influence is in everyday homes and what else? Government buildings and great houses
The Romans designed paved roads that created what? Networks and linking towns with big city's
What did the Romans design to carry water from rivers all the way up to cities? Aqueducts
The giant arches from the aqueducts helped what? Keep the channels level
During the Roman Republic what was the dominate language? Latin
What are some languages that decended from Latin? French, Italian, Spanish, and Portaguese
Julius Ceaser was intoduced to what that had 12 months and 365 days a year? Calander
What number system did the Romans use? Roman Numerals
In Roman numerals what did the letters represent? Numbers
What is a common saying about Roman Roads? "All Roads Lead to Rome"
What king is art did the Greeks influence on the Romans? Buildings.Houses, Public Baths
What is the large sculpture in Rome called and what is it used for? Pantheon and uses for different activities
What covered the Pantheon? The largest dome
What were the artists known for? Making beautiful landscapes and realistic
What did the sculptors show? How realistic they are
What is a famous author and there works? Virgil wrote a poem called Aenied
Who is Caro? A spokes person
What did Caro speak about Issus
Were is Civil Law used? Many parts of the world
What U.S. state uses Civil Law? Louisina
What was the Civil Law called? 12 tables
What did the Twelve Tables consist of? Laws related to property, family relations, and inheritense
When was the Roman Colosseum built? Between 70-80 A.D.
How many people could the seat? 50,000
How long were the Roman Gladiator games held? All day until sunset
Why did the Romans feel like it was necessary to have the games? So people would have fewer uprisings
What is Judaism? Religion of Jews
To stop the Hebrew population from growing the Pharoh did what? Enslaved the Hebrews
What was written on the stone tablets? 10 commandments
The Exodus shows what? Hope, protect people and watch over them
About how many people follow Judasim? 14 million
What did Moses demand? The Pharoh to set the Hebrews free
Where were the slaves led? Out of Egypt
After 63 B.C. what rule did the Jews live under? Roman Rule
Large number of what opposed Roman Rule? Jews
The Zealot's opposed who? Romans
What did the Zealot's believe the Jews should do? Refuse to pay taxes
What did the Pharisees believe? Good people would be resurrected
What did the Pharisees believe in observing? Jewish law
What was Jesus's religion? Judaism
Writings of the Christian Gospel tells us what? The story of Jesus's life
Who did Jesus speak for? The poor and outcasts
What could the poor and outcasts believe Jesus could do? Heal them
Non-Jews who became Christians did not follow what? Jewish traditions or laws
Romans respected Judaism as an old religion so they allowed what? There traditions
during the Roman Empire Christianity began as a strong what? Movement
When citizens heard that Jesus had overcome death, who gained many followers? Christians
Many Romans refused what? Christianity
Christians were hunted like criminals because they refused what? Roman religion
In /Roman religion only gods could live were? in Heaven
Christians promised that if you follow the teachings of who then you would go to heaven? Jesus
Christianity appealed to all but who the most? The poor
Who is Jesus of Nazerareth? Founder of Christianity
What is the bible The holy book of Christianity
What does resurrection mean? A belief that Jesus rose from the dead
What is a Martyrs? People for the religious beliefs
Who is Constantine? Roman Emporer who became Christian
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