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Rulers of an empire that would govern Rome.
What is an emperor?
The emperor who followed Caligula- who was a better ruler.
Who was Claudius?
Name one Roman Law that is still practiced today.
People are innocent until proven guilty, people have rights that no government can take away
How did Apostles Peter and Paul contribute to the spread of Christianity?
they spread the teachings of Jesus through the Mediterranean
a period of time that the Romans called "the Roman Peace"
What is the Pax Romana?
ANother bad emperor who followed Claudius
Who is Nero?
What was one of the major achievements of the Romans?
building roads, establishing new laws, uniting people in the Roman Empire
Which two German tribes attacked and captured Rome?
Visigoths and Vandals
ruled until his death in AD 14 and used his power as emperor to bring order and stability to Rome
Who is Augustus?
A Jewish man born in Judah, who started Christianity.
Who is Jesus Christ?
What is Christianity?
religion based on the teachings of Jesus
Who is Peter?
Perhaps the greatest emperor who brought peace and prosperity to Rome.
Who was Marcus Aurelius?
Name one Roman law (some are still practiced today).
People are innocent until proven guilty.
Judges interpret the laws.
People have rights no government can take away.
Who was Jesus Christ?
Which civilization was the first to create the alphabet?
A poor emperor who was cruel and mentally unstable.
Who was Caligula?
What is Augustus remembered for?
He brought order, good government, and peace to Rome.
What is the definition of persecution?
Being punished for religious beliefs.
How were emperors chosen in 235 AD?
The military took control and the emperor job went to the highest bidder.