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Rome 2

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what did they get from the greeks sculpture idea
civil law it was ritten
the Roman colosseum was buildbettween 70 and 80 ad
gladiators were often slaves or condemned criminals
the games were.... very violent and deadly
Romans could come watch.... gladiators battle wild animals or eachother
were the gladiators usually free or slaves slaves
what were the twelve ables a written Roman law code
Octavian took control of rome
what did he bring peace to rome
he was the first and best roman emperor
inproved what lifes ordanary
what did he fight corruption
Marcus and avreluis wrote a philosophy book
Octavian did many goods for common people
he was the ideal emperor
Octavian fought carvation
he boosted economy
smaller army.. hier the pay
he held almost all... power
Trajan concerned new land
he made it more stable
after his death he was declared a god and worshipped
what does pax Romana mean Roman peace
pax Romana lasted from 30 bc to 180 ad
how long did they not have any wars 200 yearss
every house hold was run by the oldest adult male
large gap between rich and poor
women in charge of the house dutys
poor lived in shabby houses
gladiatorial shows the biggest form of intertainment
took place in the colosseum
economy was focused on farming ng and trade
spelled there crops in markets
payed takes and money with food
the rich owned many propertys
the rich forced slaves to work
largest slave revolt ttok place in 73 bc
who broke out with many other slaves sparticus
many slaves overtime revolted and killed there owners
Octavia was a great emperor
principle1 person presumed innocent until proven guilty
princaple2 caused people are allowed to defend themselves in front of a judge
pricaple 3 judge weighs all evident before decision
were the vilont games necacay no it wasn't you could get enjered it is danegeriouse
Roman roads Roman roads were inganeeredmain roads were hard paves and well drained
artists were kown for... paintings were colorfully beautiful land scape or events from history
civil law a set of laws based off family
how was life for the Roman slaves they worked all day everyday
what is a contract gladiator they sold freedom
why would smn become a g to pay of depts
monitheism the beliefs in one god
Jewish holiday passover a time for Jewish to remember the exodes
place of worship synagogue
polytheism the beliefs in many gods
what was written on the stone tablts 10 commandments
jesus and nazereth founder of christianity
jews belief in 1 god
constantine Roman emperor who became a christain
bible hold book of christianity
deciples followers
place of worship is church
Christian holidays include Christmas and easter
Jesus teachings 1 god created people and love them
jesus teachings 2 people should help eachother
jesus teachings 4 god loves people even who have sinned
internal = inside
external = outside
internal or external? food shortage internal
internal of external? increase on taxes internal
internal or external disease internal
internal or externalpersian armies invited the east extirnal
the council tryed to clarify Christian relioghis beliefs
some christians beloved that honoring an icon is a pathway to godddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd
founder of Christianity Jesus of nazareth
Jesus of Nazareth founder of what christianity
Germans ignored who roman
who ignored the Romans germans
augustas brought peace to rome
trajan who concerned new land
pax romana peace to rome
christianity a belief
Theodora when 527-565 ad
Theodora where byzantine empire
Theodora what a partner in ruler
Theodora why to end government coruption
other invaders when over 800 years
other investors where bazantine empire
other investors what emperors kept control of the core in there empire
other investors why empire slowly shrank started to fall
constine when 330 ad
constine where Bosporus strait
constine what built new capital
constine why people were christians and spoke not latin greek
Justinian when 527-565 ad
Justinian where byzantine empire
Justinian what byzantine emperoe
Justinian why wanted to recover parts of rome
pax romana peace in rome
law of 12 tables Romans first law code
augustus brought peace to rome
christianity a belief
messiah known for the word halaluha
prophet teacher of mesager
what happened from 30 bc -180ad pax romana
what did some people do to become emperor kill a family member
what type of people where failed empors selfish
who was one we talked about and what was he known for Justina and wanted to recover parts of rome
who was julious ceaser and why did people like him he was a strong powerful military leader
persecution pushing people for there beliefs
did the Roman goverment help spread christianity some emperors are christian
pishops led lacal churches
eastern beloved all patrians are equal
what type of government ruled the fall of Rome monarchys
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