Roman Republic
This is what an empire gains when they expand!
What is Land (geography)?
This emperor made his own list of laws.
Who is Justinian?
A religion that spread quickly on the Silk Road.
What is Buddhism?
What are the Rocky Mountains?
This is the location of Poverty Point.
Where is Louisiana?
This is what Rome gained from Caesar's conquest.
What is land, money, and power?
This is the first emperor of Rome.
Who is Augustus Caesar?
A Chinese achievement that made writing cheaper and easier.
What is paper?
This flat grassland area of North America is home to bison, which early humans used for food, clothing, and to build shelters.
What are the Great Plains?
These are the two purposes of ridges.
What are flood protection and trade?
This is the type of leader Julius Caesar was.
What is a dictator?
This is the Emperor known for changing the treatment of Christians.
Who is Constantine?
This is the emperor that connected all of the northern walls in China.
Who is Emperor Huangdi?
This is the purpose of mounds for MOST Native American groups.
What are burial grounds?
This is the way Native American groups got resources they needed but were not available where they lived.
What is trade?
This is the type of government that Rome overthrew their king for (it also gave them for representation).
What is the Roman Republic?
This is the term used to describe Roman Peace after the second Roman Civil War.
What is Pax Romana?
This is a MAJOR Chinese achievement that improved travel.
What is the Grand Canal?
This is the reason that early humans in North America stayed close to the shore line when traveling through the Americas.
What are natural resources, food, and water?
This is how Poverty Point got food.
What is hunting and gathering?
This is what the Plebeians gained from the revolt. (Name 2 things)
What are equal rights, new laws, and a Plebeian Council?
This is one of the reasons the Western half of the Roman Empire fell.
What is corrupt leaders, invasions, or taxes?
Another MAJOR Chinese achievement that improved trade throughout Europe and Asia.
What is the Silk Road?
This is a feature that existed long ago and allowed the first humans to WALK from Asia to North America.
What is the land bridge?
Are Poverty Point nomadic or settlers?
What are settlers?