Early Rome
Punic Wars
Roman Empire
Decline of Roman Empire
Christianity in Rome
100

Rome’s ruling class in the early republic

Patricians

100

Rome's main rival power in the Med. during the Punic Wars

Carthage

100

This person became Rome’s first emperor and took the title “Augustus.”

Octavian

100

This emperor moved the capital from Rome to Constantinople and is known as the first Christian emperor. 

Constantine
100

A person who dies for their beliefs

Martyr

200

The majority group in Rome who wanted more political power.

The Plebeians

200

This Punic war began because Rome sought control of Sicily

The First Punic War
200

This form of government is ruled by one person, like an emperor.

Empire
200

This Roman emperor tried to keep the economy stable by ordering every young man to take his father’s job.

Constantine

200

Christian leaders traveled to the Mediterranean to spread Jesus’ message. E.g. , Saint Paul and Saint Peter

Apotles

300

These were the early settlers who later became known as the Romans.

The Latins

300

Hannibal surprised the Romans by attacking from the north with his elephant in this Punic war 

The Second Punic War

300

200 year period of peace and prosperity in Rome

Pax Romana

300

This emperor is known for dividing the Roman Empire into eastern and western parts. He also made Christianity the official religion of Rome. 

Theodosius

300

This law allowed religious freedom for Christians in the Roman Empire.

Edict of Milan

400

These leaders were elected to protect plebeians and could veto decisions.

The Tribunes

400

This Punic War resulted in the destruction of Carthage.

The Third Punic War

400

When Caesar conquered Gaul and gained admiration from poorer citizens, how did the Roman senators react?

They feared he was becoming too powerful and might become a dictator.

400

When prices rise and money buys less, it is called an _______________. This is an example of ____________ problem. 

Inflation; Economic

400

Name one way Jesus made his teachings easier for people to understand

1. He gave people simple rules to live by called the "Beatitudes". 2. He taught using parables, which were short stories based on everyday life.

500

Name one reason Rome had a strong army

all male citizens were required to serve, they are well-trained, deserters were punished, legions were organized into smaller groups that could move quickly on battle fields

500

Name one similar outcome in both the First and Second Punic Wars.

In both wars, Carthage had to give up some land and pay a fine.

500
Did the triumvirate succeed or fail? Provide one reason.


Both triumvirate failed because the leaders competed for powers.

500

Name one cause that led to the fall of the Roman Empire.

Political instability, foreign invasion, unemployment and inflation, rise of Christianity, over reliance on slave labor...

500
Name one cause the led to the Great Schism (Split)

1. Disagreement over who had the highest authority in the church. 2. The Byzantine emperor refused to help the pope fight off the invasion.

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