U1 Ancient Civ./Religion
A curved shaped region with fertile soil in Mesopotamia
what is the fertile crescent
The name of Zeus' wife and mortal son
What is Hera and Hercules?
collections of laws created during the Byzantine Empire under emperor Justinian that controlled property rights and civil instances like marriage
what is the justinian law code
This religion was adopted in Europe during the Middle Ages?
What is Catholicism?
A type of government in which the people vote for representatives to represent them (use in Ancient Rome)
What is a representative democracy or republic?
Definition of the word "Mesopotamia" in Ancient Time
What is “land between two rivers”
Q: high ranking Byzantine nobleman that became Byzantine Emperor
A: who is Justinian
The Disease that claimed the lives of about 60% of Europe during the middle ages.
what is The Black Plague.
The name of the first Roman Law Code
What is the Twelve Tables?
the sacred text for hinduism
what is the vedas?
This city state was the winner of the peloponnesian war.
What is Sparta?
Question: The first written law code of Rome
Answer:What is the Twelve Tables
Answer:What is the Twelve Tables
The reason the Black Plague caused the European economy to fail.
What are dying workers?
This is the social system in place during the majority of the Middle Ages
What is Feudalism?
question: a government controlled by a few people
answer: what is an oligarchy
Q. How did Julius Caesar die and what happened after his death?
What is he was assassinated by important senators, and after his death a civil war broke out.
Series of Holy Wars fought between Europe and parts of Asia
What are the Crusades?
Jeopardy Question
What's an example of Non-theism?
What is Buddhism?
Q: The following is NOT a limiting characteristic of citizenship in Rome
A: What is religion
. What was the significance of the city of constantinople?
What is the vNew center of power
The nobility wanted more rights in 1215, so they forced king John to sign this document. England's first step towards democracy.
What is the Magna Carta?