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Roman Empire

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What is Cicero famous for Cicero is famous for his oratory, or speeches
what was the purpose of the gladiator games? Gladiator games were for entertainment and often fought to the death.
were gladiators free or slaves? Slaves
what is a romance language? The romance language is based on Latin.
was English part of one of the romance languages? No
What were the twelve tables A written Roman law code.
How did the Twelve tables change the Roman legal system? They made it more reliable by writing down the laws.
What are aqueducts an artificial channel, pipe, or bridge designed to transport fresh water from a remote source to urban centers or agricultural areas,
What was Latin used for in ancient Rome administration, law, military commands, and daily communication
What are Roman numerals? a letter-based numbering system developed in ancient Rome, using seven symbols to represent values
what is Roman architecture? a revolutionary style (c. 509 BCE – 4th century CE) defined by the widespread use of concrete, arches, vaults, and domes.
what was the Roman roads? The Romans designed paved roads that created networks, linking towns with big cities.
why did Julius Caesar invent the twelve month calender? So that we know the months the days and the years.
What are the 3 principals in the Roman law. 1. person presumed innocent until proven guilty 2. accused people can defend thereselfs in front of the judge. 3. A judge weighs evidence before making decicions
Where were the slaves led to in ancient Rome Out of Egypt.
What is jesus' religion Judaism
what is Christianity the world largest monotheistic religion.
what was the effect of the death of Marcus aurelius he was the last emperor that has died and ended the pax romana
how did the Roman economy change during the period of civil wars when Commodus was assasinated
what churches did the bishops lead? they lead local churches
when 527-565 A.D.
where Byzantine Empire
what Byzantine emperor
why wanted to recover parts of Rome.
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