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A form of government in
which the people choose
some of the officials
• Republic
A ruler who has complete
control over a government.
• Dictator
The basic military unit of the
Roman army.
• Legion
In the early Roman republic,
members of the landholding
upper class were called…
• patricians
One reason why most
conquered people remained
loyal to Rome was that
Rome…
• Allowed some of them to become citizens
During the early republic,
why was it important that
Roman laws were written on
12 tablets and shown to the
public?
• Plebeians could then appeal a judgment
made by a patrician judge.
The ancient Romans
developed their religious
beliefs from…
• Greek religion
Foreign soldiers serving for
pay.
• Mercenaries
To try to restore order to the
empire, Roman emperor
Diocletian …
• Divided the empire into two parts
Large numbers of Germanic
peoples crossed into the
lands of the Roman empire in
the late 300s to escape …
• Invading Huns
What important change did
the Roman emperor
Constantine make in A.D.
313?
• He granted religious toleration to
Christians
What contributed to the
economic weakening of the
late Roman empire?
• Heavy taxes helped to push the middle
classed into poverty.
The author of the Aeneid.
• Virgil
The Hellenistic scientist who
argued that the Earth was the
center of the universe.
• Ptolemy
What is the basic plot of the
Aeneid?
• A hero escapes from the city of Troy to
found Rome
Roman architecture emphasized
…
• Grandeur
What was the popular Roman
philosophy that stressed the
importance of duty and
acceptance of one’s fate?
• Stoicism
The Romans used their
engineering skills to build …
• Aqueducts
A system of law that developed
under the Roman republic and
applied to citizens was called …
• Civil law
A belief contrary to official
Church teaching.
• heresy
A scholar who combined
Christian doctrine with GrecoRoman learning.
• Augustine
What is a true statement
about Jesus of Nazareth?
• His teachings were rooted in Jewish
tradition
To join the early Christian
community, a person had to
…
• Be baptized, or blessed with holy water
Romans excused Jews from
worshipping Roman gods …
• To avoid violating the Jewish belief in on
god
Who made the greatest
contribution toward setting
Christianity on the road to
becoming a world religion?
• Paul
The highest-ranking official in
the early Christian Church
was the …
• patriarch
The policy of establishing
control over foreign lands and
peoples.
• Imperialism
Huge estates bought up by
wealthy Roman families.
• Latifundia
In the Punic Wars, Rome
gained control of lands around
the Mediterranean Sea by
defeating …
• The Carthaginians
How did the senate change
during the Roman empire as
compared to the republic?
• It held much less power than under the
republic
Who was the great
Carthaginian general who
nearly defeated the Romans in
the Second Punic War?
• Hannibal
Julius Caesar’s enemies
assassinated him because …
• They feared he planned to make himself
king of Rome
Roman emperor Augustus
ordered a census of the
Roman empire …
• So there would be records of all who
should be taxed
Under pressure from attacks,
the first land surrendered by
the Roman empire was in
• Britain