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The Italian Peninsula juts out into what sea?

Mediterranean 


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Through military conquest, Rome controlled almost all of this place by 267 BCE...


Italy

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This term means that laws apply equally to everyone...

Rule of Law

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I'm 44 BCE because Caesar had become so popular his rivals feared his power and did this to him...

Assassinated

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This is the name of the Huns leader...

Attila

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More than 50 years before the Zealots revolted, lived this Jewish person who grew up in a town called Nazareth in Galilee...

Jesus

100

a person who is willing to die for his or her beliefs

martyr

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In the Western Roman Empire, who claimed authority over all people, including its rulers? 

the Pope

200

The toe of the Italian "boot" points to what island?

Sicily

200

The Roman army reorganized their army into smaller groups that contained about 6,000en a piece called this... 

Legion

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Rome's power was threatened by this place, a powerful trading empire based along the North African coast... 

Carthage 

200

This is the term for when three rulers share power...

Triumvirate 

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The name of the last Roman emperor of the city of Rome and the western Roman empire...

Romulus Augustulus

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Around the year 30 CE Jesus began to travel thoughout these two areas preaching to people about his ideas...

Galilee and Judaea

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the Roman emperor who ordered his soldier to paint the Christian cross on their sheilds in order to win the Battle of the Milvian Brodge...

Constantine

200

In the Eastern Roman Empire what two things does the emperor control? 

church and government

300

This mountain range runs along the top of the Italian Peninsula...

The Alps

300

When Rome conquered a place theu treated conquered people how?

Fairly

300

The First Picnic War began when Rome sought control of the fertile island of...

Sicily

300

This was the name of the first emperor of Rome who changed his actual name from Octavian to...

Augustus or "the majestic one"

300

The name of the first non-Roman ruler of the city of Rome and the western Roman Empire...

Odoacer

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this is the name for the 12 followers of Jesus who travelled with him...

disciples

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the Roman decree that allowed all religious groups in the empire, including Christians, to practice their religions freely in the Roman empire...

Edict of Milan

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What two churches formed in the Roman empire?

Catholic and Eastern Orthodox

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This mountain range extends north to south near the center of the Italian Peninsula...

Apennines

400

This is the name for the ruling class in Rome...

Patricians

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The Second Punic War began when Carthage tried to expand its empire into what area? 

Spain

400

This is the Roman name for a governor...

Proconsul

400

Roman law, government structure, the concept of the rule of law all influenced the government and legal systems in...

The United States

400

According to the New Testament of the Christian Bible, Jesus preached that who was coming soon to rule the world? 

God

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an organization with different levels of authority; a classification into ranks...

hierarchy

400

Who expanded Christianity into the British Isles and eastern Europe?

missionaries

500

Rome was founded about 15 miles up this river...

Tiber

500

This is the name for the ordinary citizens of Rome...

Plebians

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This Carthaginian general led his forces during the Second Punic War and almost toppled Roman power in the region.



Hannibal

500

This is the name for the nearly 200 years of peace in the Roman Empire ending around 180 CE...

Pax Romana "Roman Peace"

500

Languages like Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Romanian based on Latin are also referred to as what?

Romance languages

500

the accounts that apostles wrote of Jesus' life...

gospels

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regular church members; non-clergy

laity

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Latin-speaking peoples, called Latins, settled on this plain in central Italy...

Latium

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This was one of the two heads of the government of the Roman Republic...

Consul

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The Third Punic War occurred when Rome attacked Carthage in this year...

149 BCE

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A human made channel that carried water long distances...

Aqueduct 

600

The ancient Roman poet Horace wrote these types of works that poke fun humans weaknesses referred to as...

satires

600

The teachings of Jesus were summarized in what famous sermon? 

The Sermon on the Mount

600

a representation of an object or person of worship

icon

700

After 800 BCE these two groups moved into the region where the Romans lived...

Greeks and Etruscans 

700

This branch of the government was involved in writing and passing laws...

Legislative

700

These were large farming estates in ancient Rome...

Latifundia

700

During the 200's CE civil wars and foreign invasions caused a general increase in prices and a decrease in the value of money called this...

Inflation

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The ancient Roman poets Virgil and Ovid wrote in this story form in which characters and events are symbols that stand for ideas about human life or for a political or historical situation... 

allegory

700

a story used to illustrate an idea

parable

700

a person who opposes the use of icons

iconoclast

800

The Etruscan settled north of Rome in this place...

Etruria

800

This was an elected official who protects the rights of ordinary citizens...

Tribune

800

These three men joined forces in 60 BCE to rule the Roman Republic...

Crassus, Pompey, and Julius Caesar

800

Diocletian the emperor introduced these political changes in 284 CE...

Reform

800

the deliverer promised to the Jews

messiah

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the act of being saved from the effects of sin...

salvation

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to declare that a person or group is no longer a member of a church

excommunicate

900

The Etruscan taught the Romans how to do which things?

Build with brick and tile, drain marshes, lay out streets, build temples, religious rituals, types of clothing, and army structure

900

This is a person who has absolute power to rule...

Dictator

900

Caesar and his forces officially became invaders of Rome when they crossed this river...

Rubicon

900

Because the city of Rome had become vulnerable to attack the emperor Constantine had the capital of the Roman Empire moved to this city...

Byzantium which he renamed Constantinople

900

the name for the Jews who believed they should fight the Romansfor their freedom

Zealots

900

What empire contributed to the growth of Christianity?

the Roman Empire

900

a separation or split from a church

schism

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After the Romans overthrew their Etruscan king, they established this type of government where citizens elect their leaders...

Republic

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The idea that citizens have a responsibility to help their country...

Civic duty

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When Caesar invaded Rome, he began a war between opposing groups of people in the same country known as a...

civil war

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This groups of nomadic warriors became a threat to Rome's eastern territories in the 300's and 400's CE...

Huns

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a fortress in what is now southeastern where Jewish fighters and civilians took refuge in 70 CE...

Masada

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an underground cemetary

catacomb

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a religious community

monastery

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