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Stack #60288
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Alaric | was the visisoth cheif who captured Rome in 410 AD |
| Ist emperor of Rome | Augustus |
| After rebellion in AD132 the Romans | forbade Jews to live in Jerusalem |
| During the Pax Romana Romans did NOT | adopt a new calender based on the Egyptian year of 365 1/4 |
| The reign of Ceasar was NOT marked by | the renewed war in Carthage |
| Neolithic cultures began forming as early as | 5000 BC |
| In 451 BC | the patricians finally put Roman law into writing |
| Peter | founded christian churs in Rome |
| Christians | did not stir Roman oppositon by rejecting Roman belief in the Messiah. |
| More than 150,00 spectators watched charioteer race in | The Circus Maximus |
| Tiberius Gracehus | was killed to limit the size of Latifundia |
| Roman generals improved on Greek military by | employing smaller more mobile divisions of troops |
| Augustine was | the author of Confessions |
| Byzantine Empire | the eastern part of the Roman Empire after Theodosius died. |
| In 60 BC Ceasar,Pompey,and Crassus | formed a governing grove called Triumvirate |
| The New testament | the writings of Paul and other Christians |
| A cut in land taxes to stimulate agricultural producion did NOT | occur between AD192 and AD 284 |
| The religious beliefs of republic-era Romans | were greatly influenced byt the beliefs of Greeks |
| In 53 BC | Julius Ceasar began a civil war by leading his troops across the Rubicon River |
| Diocletian issued...in and attempt to | the Edict of Princes...control severe inflation |
| By the AD 200s...because | The Jus Gentium became unnecessary...most free males in privinces had been made citizens of Rome |
| Christos was | The greek word for Messiah |
| Early Rome was dicided into 2 social classes | plebians and patricians |
| The growing success of provincial and mainland Latifundia resulted in | The migrate of landles farmers into Rome. |
| Tribunes | representatives of plebians |
| In AD 455 | The vandals ransacked Rome. |
| Latins | overthrew the Etruscans |
| Constantinople | originally Byzantium |
| Brutus and Cassius | asassinated Ceasar |
| The Huns | were led by Attila |
| Marcus Aurelius | One of the Good Emperors |
| Remus | One of Rome's Legendary twins |
| Hannibal | the general who led elephants into batte with him |
| Venus | Aphrodite to the Greeks |
| Papa | what the Roman bishop was called |
| Talmud | Book of Jewish law |
| legionaries | Roman soldiers |
| Julians | ruled from AD14 to AD 68 |
| Good Emperors | tended to live by stoic principles |
| Sicily | island southwest of the Italian Penninsula |
| Scipio | defeated Hannibal near Carthage |
| Patricians | Romes upperclass |
| Rubicon | Julius Ceasar crossed the Rubicon |
| Odoacer | German ruler in Rome |
| Plebeians | Went on strike in 494 BC |
| Augustine | A North-African born Christian scholar |
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