ANCIENT ROME
Julius Caesar =
Who is the Military Hero, Dictator for Life of Rome, Killed by his friends.
The Term "Pax Romana" refers to the --
What is the two hundred years of peace in Rome?
August Caesar
Who is the first emperor of Rome?
Romulus and Remus
Who are the legendary two brothers who founded Rome?
I was the Cruelest emperor, accused Christians of burning Rome (ie. "The Great Fire") and had many of them persecuted and killed.
Who is Nero?
Carthage
What is the country the Romans fought during the Punic Wars.
Was a long, gradual process.
What was the Fall of Rome?
The city of Rome was built on this geographic feature.
What is the Italian peninsula?
The aqueduct and the arch.
What were two forms of Ancient Rome engineering?
1. Undermining of citizenship by the growth of slavery.
2. Shrinking trade.
3. Lack of education.
4. Rise of autonomous military powers.
What are FOUR internal weaknesses that harmed the Roman empire?
Rome gained control of the Mediterranean Sea.
What is the result of the Punic Wars?
Building of roads, bridges, and aqueducts
What are some of the enduring impact achievements from Ancient Rome?
The Roman empire controlled the Mediterranean Sea.
Why was the Roman empire able to spread its influence into Africa and the Middle East?
I invaded the Italian peninsula from Carthage (Via the Alps!).
Who is Hannibal?
What is the BEST title for this list(Below):-
Spread of slavery in the agriculture system; Migration of small farmers into cities and unemployment; Civil war over the power of Julius Caesar
What are the causes for the Decline of the Roman republic?
The major physical feature most helped ancient Greece and Rome to carry on trade?
What is the Mediterranean Sea?
In the ancient Roman republic, two officials called "consuls" led the executive branch of government. each consul could reject or "Veto" the decisions of the other. This describes an example of which feature of government.
What is the idea of checks and balances?
Trajan, Hadrian, Antonius Pius, and Marcus Aurelius
Who are some of the "Good" emperors of Rome?
I was an Egyptian Pharaoh/Queen I supported Julius Caesar but then Marc Antony.
Who is Cleopatra?
They refused to participate in some of the Roman religious activities they didn't believe in.
Why many Christians were persecuted by the Romans?
They provided clean water to public baths and water systems in the empire.
How did the aqueducts a new form of technology impact ancient Rome?
Expanded some form of citizenship to the lands it conquered; military expansion drove economic development; and brought enslaved people and loot back to Rome.
What are the ways that Rome managed such a large area politically and militarily?
Constantine's vision of Christ and the direction to fight with Christian standards.
What changed Rome's view of Christianity?
I supported Julius Caesar and opposed Augustus's rise to power.
Who is Marc Antony?
It was along 15 miles of the Tiber River and built on 7 hills.
What is the landscape of the city of Rome?