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AWH C6 S5

Advanced World History Chapter 6 Section 5

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Mixing elements of Greek, Hellenistic, and Roman cultures produced a new culture called what? Greco-Roman
Greco-Roman culture is also called what? Classical civilization
Who did the Roman's learn sculpture from? The Greeks
Greek sculpture was designed for beauty, what was Roman sculpture deigned for? Practical purposes
What type of Sculpture did Roman's develop? Bas-relief
Picture or designees made y setting small pieces of stone, glass, or tile on a small surface is called what? Mosaic
Large murals painted directly on the wall are called what? Frescoes
The best examples of Frescoes/Roman paintings are found in what Roman town? Pompeii
What volcano erupted covering Pompeii in ash and killing about 2,000 residents Mount Vesuvius
Roman's borrowed much of their philosophy from what culture? Greek
Greek Philosopher Zeno, taught what philosophy? Stoicism
Virtue, duty, moderation, and endurance were encouraged by what philosophy? Stoicism
What Roman writer wrote light, witty poetry for enjoyment? Ovid
What poem written by Ovid says he can only write when he' sin love? AMORES
What Roman historian wrote a multi volume history of Rome using legends and myth? Livy
What Roman historian used facts accurately when writing ANNALS, and, HISTORIES ? Tacitus
Languages, institutions, thought, government, philosophy, literature, were all influenced by what civilization Rome and Greek
French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and Romanian languages were all adaptations what language? Latin
What are the languages developed from Latin called? Romance Language
Roman's invented what three architectural elements? Arch, dome, concret
System of bringing water into cities and towns aqueducts
What did the Roman's build that connected them to the rest of the empire? roads
What was Rome's most lasting and widespread contribution? Law
What were the five most important principals of Roman law? equal treatment, innocent until proven guilty, burden of proof, punished for actions not thoughts, unfair laws can be removed.
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