Places
Environment
Daily Life
Religion
Family
100
The place of worship for both Judeans and Ancient Romans
What is a temple
100
This season in Judea was long, hot and dry
What is summer
100
This was used to keep meat from spoiling. It was also a form a payment for some Roman soldiers because it was so valuable in Early Societies
What is salt
100
Ancient Romans prayed to these and believed these held all the power and explained natural events (ex: lighting, rough sea)
What are gods and goddesses
100
These wealthy family members would get to go to school full time, with private tutors at home
Who are the sons
200
The people in this Early Society lived in apartment-like buildings with 6-8 floors with their whole family
What is Ancient Romans
200
These early societies made terraces (flat areas) so the rain did not roll down the hill
What is Judea
200
What did Romans use to keep things clean to prevent sickness, which could lead to more serious illnesses
What is water
200
These Early Societies followed the Twelve Table, which were laws that they had to follow
What is Ancient Romans
200
These people were property of the Ancient Romans who cooked, cleaned, and tutored wealthy children. They were often mistreated, although some were freed for good behavior
What are slaves
300
The capital of Judea
What is Jerusalem
300
The saltiest body of water
What is the Dead Sea
300
What meal was a large feast time for families to gather together to eat lots of food, for both Judeans and Romans
What is dinner
300
Something that is very special in religion. Some of the _____ objects include: menorah, Table of Showbread, and incense for Judeans.
What is sacred
300
This is a game that Judean's called kugelach and Roman's called knucklebones, which was a game played by children
What is jacks
400
This country was previously known as the Latium Plain, were Ancient Rome was founded
What is Italy
400
This natural resource was used to make tools, boats, and buildings. It was also used to heat homes and cook food.
What is wood
400
This animal was most often used for transporting people in Judea and Ancient Rome
What are donkeys
400
The word to describe going without food or comforts. Judeans did this during times of celebration, or they did the opposite: feasting.
What is fasting
400
This person decided who a woman would marry in both Ancient Rome and Judea. This person makes all the decisions in the family (known as patriarchy)
Who is the father
500
The location in the Judean's homes where they prepared the food, made fabric, or ate because of all the light
What is the flat rooftops
500
This carries water to where it needs to be using large stones structures
What are aqueducts
500
What did the Roman Empire's powerful army do to conquer neighbouring countries, including Greece, Judean, Egypt, France, Spain, and England.
What is invasions
500
The number of rules that Judean's followed in the Torah. These rules determined how to prepare food, what to eat, how to pray, etc.
What is 613
500
This person is at the top of the social hierarchy triangle for Judeans
Who is the king
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