6th - SS Chapter 13 Notes Flashcards

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What is a ruler of the Roman Empire called?

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Emperor

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After the fall of the Roman Republic, what did Rome become?

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An Empire

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How longer did emperors rule the Roman Empire?

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500 years

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Who was the first emperor?

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Augustus

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Name some of Augustus’ accomplishments.

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  1. Brought order, stability and peace to Rome
  2. Started a fire and police departments
  3. Trade and business grew
  4. New land
  5. Army became most powerful in the world
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What was the long period (200 years) of peace and prosperity called?

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Pax Romana

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Who became emperor when Augustus died?

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Tiberius, Augutus’ stepson

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Who become emperor in 37AD, he was cruel and declared himself a god?

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Caligula

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How did Caligula die?

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In 47AD, his bodyguards murdered him.

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Who was emperor after Caligula?

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Claudius, he was a better ruler

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Who followed Claudius as emperor?

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Nero, he was a s bad as Caligula. He murdered his family.

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After Nero’s death, for the next 84 years who ruled?

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The Five Good Emperors

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Most trade was done by _________, rather than land because it was ________.

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Sea, safer

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Who sold crops to Rome?

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Provincial farmers

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Why did Rome build roads throughout their empire?

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So that soldiers could march quickly from place to place

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Roman engineers also built sturdy bridges supported by what?

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Arches

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As the Roman army moved across the Greek empire, they adopted Greek cultural practices and spread their own. What was this combined culture called?

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Greco-Roman

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The Roman Empire was huge. There were many different people who had different what?

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Languages and religions

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What did many conquered people become?

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Citizens

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The Roman army defended Rome with the help of what?

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The vast roads built throughout the empire

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What did the Roman Empire develop that is a model of many nations today?

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Code of Law

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Before 500BC, Rome law was based on what?

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Customs and traditions

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What is the legal system of the state of Louisiana based on and why?

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On Roman civil law because it was once a French colony

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Romans enjoyed watching battles as sport. What is the most famous arena these battles were fought in?

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The Colosseum in Rome

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The most popular of these sporting battles where what happened?
Gladiators fought to the death.
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Romans enjoyed large scale public entertainments so what did they develop?
Amphitheater
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Romans were great builders. Name some examples.
Aqueducts and amphitheaters
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What language was spoken by many people in the Roman Empire?
Latin
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What is the bases of many European, or romance, languages including Spanish, Italian, French and Portuguese?
Latin
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The Roman Empire were great in which areas?
Writers and science
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Who was the first to discover that arteries and veins carry blood?
Claudius Galen, a physician
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Which famous Roman poet wrote a collection of poems called Odes?
Horace
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By the time of Caesar Augustus, the Jews of Judea did what?
Rebelled against the Romans
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In which Roman province was Jesus born in?
Palestine, in present day Jordan, Israel
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Most of what we know about Jesus comes from early Christian writings known as what?
The books of the New Testament known as gospels
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According to the Gospels, Jesus was a descendant of whom?
The great Jewish King, David
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Where did Jesus teach the Hebrew Scriptures?
Synagogues
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What were the people who followed Jesus called?
Apostles
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After the resurrection, more than any other event, who did the followers think that Jesus was?
The Messiah
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Much of what Jesus taught came from where?
His Jewish upbringing
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Romans and Greeks believed in many gods, but Jesus taught that there is what?
Only one God
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Jesus also taught people to follow what? If they did this they would go to where?
The Ten Commandments; heaven
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What are the three central beliefs of Christianity?
1. Jesus is the Son of God 2. Jesus died to atone for everyone's sins 3. Jesus rose from the dead
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What is always part of Jesus' teaching?
Forgiveness
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Most Christians believe that one God exists in three forms, the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. What are these three forms in one called?
Holy Trinity
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The life of Paul and other early Christians are described in what book of the New Testament?
Acts of the Apostles
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The common elements of Judaism and Christianity are called what?
Judeo-Christian tradition
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Christians live all over the world. Where do most Christians live?
In Europe and the Americas
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There many Christians groups but the one central belief is what?
Jesus
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When the Pax Romana ended, Roman leaders gained power more from the ____________.
Military
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Whose death in 180 marked the end of the Pax Romana?
Marcus Aurelius
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In 235 AD, why did the army decided who would be emperor?
An emperor would be emperor only as long as the army supported him. "enrich the soldiers, scorn all other men."
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Rome would pay soldiers who would fight for pay rather than their country. What were they called?
Mercenaries
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Who was the last emperor to rule both the eastern and western halves of the Roman Empire?
Augustus Theodosius
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Who ruled from 284 to 305, helped restore order, made the economy stronger, and divided the empire into two halves?
Diocletian
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In 324, who became emperor? He made the empire whole again and began work on an impressive new capital for the eastern half which would become known as Constantinople.
Constantine