SS Final Study Guide Flashcards
(20 cards)
Which Sea is in the middle of the Roman Civilization’s territory?
Mediterranean Sea
The type of government that is run by the people with an elected leader and elected representatives is called what?
Republic
Rome’s most important laws carved into 12 great tablets and the first Roman laws put into writing were called what?
Twelve Tables
The Punic Wars were fought between what two cities?
Rome vs. Carthage
How did Julius Caesar die?
He was stabbed by his best friend Brutus and members of the Senate.
Julius Caesar created _____________________ that is still used around the world today.
The calendar
A two-hundred yearlong Golden Age meaning “Roman Peace” where fewer wars were fought than any other period in Rome’s history was called _____________________.
Pax Romana
Believing in multiple gods is ________________________.
Polytheistic
What is NOT another word used for Dynasty out of these words? House, Society, Family, Clan.
Society
What term refers to “A leading major power”?
Hegemon
A network of ancient trade routes which linked the regions of the ancient world together in commerce was called _________________________.
Silk Road
Mansa Musa was the leader of what African kingdom?
Mali
What factors united Ancient China as a whole during the Qin Dynasty?
Connecting roads and canals, and standardizing the writing system
Which Dynasty did philosophers consider the “Golden Age”?
Zhou
Who painted the Mona Lisa?
Leonardo da Vinci
English poet and playwright considered one of the greatest English writers.
Shakespeare
German printer who was the first in Europe to print using movable type and the first to use a printing press.
Gutenberg
Another term for “Rebirth”. A time period in European history immediately following the Middle Ages that showed an interest in Classical values through art and architecture as well as innovations in science and technology.
Renaissance
Another term for Medieval. A time period in European history from 500-1500 CE.
Middle Ages
Galileo’s greatest achievement was what?
Perfecting the telescope