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Name _______________________ Block _____ Date ____________ Rome Study Guide Test: Monday, February 4, 2013 B,C,E blocks Tuesday, February 5, 2013 H Block How did government & religion adapt & change as Rome expanded & became more diverse? What do you need to be able to do? explain the bolded terms, people, and places in your own words use the bolded words to do the things listed below Leaders How did the ways leaders gained, maintained, and lost legitimacy change as Rome grew? Describe the Roman republic Identify the role of the consul, Senate, tribune, legions, and 12 Tables Explain the importance of civic virtue Provide examples of the problems caused by the Punic Wars Describe the roles of social groups: plebeians, patricians, women, slaves Explain the roles of Julius Caesar and Augustus in creating the Roman Empire Explain the importance of Pax Romana Explain how Augustus and later emperors used Bread & Circus to maintain legitimacy Explain why Diocletian divided the empire & why Constantine moved the capital Explain the reasons the Western Roman Empire collapsed Compare the problems of the Republic and the Empire Describe the location and importance of the city of Constantinople Describe the importance of the Justinian Code Evaluate whether the Byzantine Empire was a continuation of the Roman Empire or an entirely new empire Religion How did the Romans change religions within the empire? Describe the ways the Roman religion changed as the empire expanded Briefly describe how covenant and Torah are related to Judaism Define monotheism, polytheism, and pagan Explain why the temple in Jerusalem was destroyed, the cause of the Jewish diaspora and the ways they affected Judaism Explain the role of Jesus, Paul, Constantine and the Edict of Milan in Christianity Explain how Romans viewed Christians and why Christianity spread Chronology Place major events from Roman history on a time line Open Response Question You need to be prepared to answer all the questions below. On the test you will be asked to answer one question. For the open response question, you need a thesis statement that addresses the critic (although…), states your central idea, and identifies your controlling idea (because…). You also need to present and analyze two pieces of evidence to support your point of view and provide a concluding sentence. Did the Roman Empire change the Roman religion in a mostly positive or mostly negative way? Did the Roman Empire affect Judaism in a mostly positive or mostly negative way? Which was more important to the spread of Christianity in the Roman Empire: political factors or social conditions? How to Study Step 1. Get Organized! Organize the handouts you received Review your notes and the Questions of the Day Step 2: Make flash cards, a two-column list, or Quizlet Write the bolded terms on one side and your own explanation on the other Your own explanations are more helpful than dictionary definitions. You will not be asked for definitions. You will be asked to use the terms. Step 3: Make more flash cards, another two-column list, or add to Quizlet Re-state the bullets above on one side and write your answer on the other You can cut and paste the bullets into your own document. This study guide is posted on the class website: http://sheaworld.wordpress.com/ Step 4: Use your flash cards, list, or Quizlet to quiz yourself If these steps don’t work for you, try this: Re-read the hand-outs and the textbook pages listed below After you read each one, write a paragraph summarizing what you read Need More Help? Check back to the following pages in the textbook p. 141-145 p. 146-152 p. 153-157 p. 158-163 Romans Create a Republic Roman Empire Brings Changes Rise of Christianity Decline of Roman Empire Come to a review session in Room 244: X block, Wednesday, January 30 or Z block (2:30-3:00) Friday, February 1 p. 164-167 Roots of Western Civilization p. 72-77 Origins of Judaism p. 269-271 Byzantium Becomes New Rome