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100

Who left us a legacy of philosophy, theatre, and poetry, and were pioneers of democracy?

the Greeks

100

Floors of the buildings of Roman society used to be tiled with ___

mosaics

100

What are the three classes of Roman society? (just the names)

Patricians, Commoners, and Slaves

100

Name the three types of influential and important Roman art

painting, architecture, sculpture

200

Name and describe the two types of houses in Roman society

Domus: where the wealthy families lived in a single family house with a big courtyard in the middle and rooms for slaves

Insulae: where poor families lived in apartment buildings

200

Which colony were merchants from the Eastern Mediterranean?

the Phoenicians

200

What city did the Phoenicians found?

Gades, now Cadiz

200

Name the first 3 colonizers in Iberia

Carthaginians, Greeks, Phoenicians

300

What was life like in Roman Hispania? (what did they do)

-mainly in cities

-theatre

-circus

-chariot races

-gladiatorial combats

300

Where did the Carthaginians come from?

Carthage, in North Africa

300

Who left an important legacy of the alphabet, navigation, agriculture, and trade?

the Phoenicians

300

Which civilization farmed livestock and crops, were metalworkers, used Iberian writing and coins, and lived in the central part of Iberia?

Celtiberians

400

Which civilization lived in fortified settlements called castros and lived in northwest Iberia?

Celts

400

Who were one of the first to inhabit the Iberian peninsula, occupied coastal areas of the Mediterranean Sea, cultivated the land, made great works of art, were great craftsmen, and learned how to write from the Phoenicians and Greeks?

the Iberians

400

Which civilization lived in the west of Andalucia, traded with the Phoenicians and Greeks, developed their own writing and metals, and spoke their own language and alphabet?

the Turdetans

400

What are the differences and characteristics of the different classes of Roman society?

-Patricians were rich and powerful families

-Commoners were poor families and former slaves

-Slaves had no rights and were property of their masters

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