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vocab for medieval finals

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eturscans   people who lived N. of Rome and influenced all of Roman culture  
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patricians   members of landholding upper class  
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republic   gov. where people choose some officials  
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consuls   supervise business, gov., and army  
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dictator   ruler w/ complete control (Cincinatus model dictator)  
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plebians   average people of Rome; made up most of pop.  
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tribunes   plebians right to elect own officials  
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veto   block laws that felt harmful to plebians  
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laws of 12   gave plebians right to appeal judgement by patrician judge  
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legion   basic military unit of about 5000 men; paid when successful, killed when disgraced  
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why did rome develope major trade and defensive formations?   central location and fertile land  
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who were romulus and remus?   founders of rome, romulus won power  
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who did romans fight in punic wars?   carthage  
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what was the outcome of the first punic war?   rome won sicilly, corsica, and sardina  
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what was the outcome of the second punic war?   cathage got revenge; Hannibal used sneek attack from Alps, but rome won w/ larger army, rome still wanted carthage gone...  
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what was the outcome of the third punic war?   cato argued cathage should be destroyed; rome completely destroyed...  
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imperialism   est. control over foriegn lands and people  
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who allied w/ rome?   egypt  
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latifundia   huge states wealthy farmers bought  
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tiberious and gais gracchi   patricians who were first to reform; tiberius as tribune gave poor land and gais had public funds and fed poor; senate killed them in thought of being threats  
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why did rome republic fall?   political parties fought to much  
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julius ceasar   military commander later in 1 triumvant and won; dictator; had many reforms; stabbed to death when thought of him becoming king  
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mark antony   ceasars chief general, lost 2 triumvant to octavian  
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augustus   "exalted one;" best roman emperor; started w/ Pax Romanna; made census; wasnt king, but had all power  
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census   pop. count of empire so records of who should be taxed was easier  
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bad insane emperors of rome emp.   caligula (boots) and nero; insane and evil about christ.  
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hadrian   confided rome law; built wall across britain to hold back attackers; one of better rulers  
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marcus aurelius   last emperor during Pax.; close to being "philosopher king"  
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pax romana   lands protected, trade flow, ideas spread  
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circus maximus   entertainment stadium for races and fights; gladiators who won got back freedom  
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latins   settled around Tiber R. & Palatine hill  
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virgil   wrote the Aeneid that told of heroic stories of rome's past as Greece.  
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satirize   make fun of roman society in poem verse; horaces were gentle and playful, but juvenal and martial were more bitter  
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livy   wrote tales of patriotic feeling and tradtion through rome's heroic past  
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tacitus   worte bitter about augustus and his successes  
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stoicism   importance of duty and acceptance of ones's fate. also concerned for well- being of people  
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mosaic   pic. made of chipped glass that was colored  
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rome arch.   gradeur; improved columns and arches; Pantheon  
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engineering   science and math to develope structures  
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aquaducts   used to carry water in city; pipe system; public baths  
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ptolomy   theory earth was center of universe  
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galen   advanced medical field w/ experimenting  
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pliny   compiled geography, zoology, botany, and others all based on peoples works  
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2 codes become 1   civil and law  
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what does punic stand for?   phonecian  
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what religion where most people in rome?   polytheistic  
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what did rome conquer in 63 bc?   Judea; let them worsip 1 god; zealots didnt live under law  
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messiah   anointed king sent by god, led people to freedom  
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what flared in 66 ad?   jewish rebellion; many jews died or left Judea  
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who was jesus a decendent of?   king david  
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what was jesus called?   son of most high god  
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apostles   person sent forth  
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paul   jew from asia minor; most influential when spreading christ.  
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martyrs   people who suffer for their beliefs  
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constantine   issued edict of milan to help christ. becom #1, freedom of religion  
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clergy   only men; group who conducts services  
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bishop   responsible for all diocese  
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patriarch   authority over bishops in their area  
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popes   bishops of rome; authority over all bishops  
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heresies   beliefs contrary to official teachings; caused division  
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who were the 2 leading scholars of chist.?   clement and origen  
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augustine   greates bishop of Hippo in n. africa; combined chist. doctrine w/ grecko-roman  
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sulla and marius   sulla and maruis fought for spot in dictator; sulla won  
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diocletian   emperor who split power w/ maximus and was out to restore order when emp. divided  
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inflation   rise in prices  
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constantine   gave christ. tolerance; new capital constantinople over byzantium; invaders of germanians didnt help  
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huns   nomads migrating from central asia to europe; others went to rome for saftey from them; pressure gave away territories  
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general aliric   visgoth; overran italy and rome  
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odoacer   germanic leader ousted roman emperor; caused "fall"  
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why did rome fall?   political turmoil:wars for throne, gov. w to much power econmy weak: high tax, wars cause pop. decline social decay: mercenaries take away patiriotism, upper class no leading  
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