Vocabulary
People
Rome
Government
Grab Bag
100

aristocrats 

upper-class nobleman 

100

Who was Julius Caesar? 

Rose to power and became the sole ruler of Rome in 46 B.C. Caesar started projects to help the poor and tried to re-establish order in Rome, but  

100

Who found Rome in 753 b.c? 

Romulus and Remus. 

100

What is Democracy? 

A government in which people can influence law and vote for representatives. 

100

Who were the Serfs? 

They farmed the lords land in return for shelter and protection, they were at the bottom of the pyramid.  

200

What is a city-state?

An independent community that includes a city and its surrounding territory

200

Who is Alexander the Great?

Alexander became king in 334 B.C and began to expand his father's empire. Alex loved Greece culture and spread its ideas throughout the lands he conquered. He died at the age of 33 in 323 B.C. 

200

What type of form of government did the Romans use?

republic 

200

what is republic?

a form of government in which people elect officials who govern according to the law. 

200

What two city-states were the largest

Athens, and Sparta 

300

Democracy

A government in which people can influence law and vote for representatives.

300

Who is Augustus?

Calling him self Augustus which means "honored one" became the ruler of the Roman Empire in 27 B.C. His rule began a period called the Pax Romana which is Latin for "Roman Peace". 

300

What were the two main classes the people lived in at the time?

Patricians and Plebeians 

300

What was the Federal System? 

It was a social structure that was organised like a pyramid. At the top was the king then, Lords, and then serfs.

300

Reformation 

The movement to reform Christianity 

400

What was the Golden Age? 

A period of wealth and power during which democracy developed further and Greek flourished 

400

Martin Luther 

In 1517 a monk, in Germany, Martin Luther wrote the 95 Theses, in which he objected to such practices, and nailed them to a church door. Luther also created reformation, the movement to reform Christianity 

400

What river flows through Rome?

The Tiber River

400

What is Veto?

A decision made by the other consul, or reject

400

who were the Philosophers? 

People who examine questions about the universe, searching for the truth.

500

Who were the Serfs?

They farmed the lord's land in return for shelter and protection

500

Who is Pericles? 

In 461 b.c a king named Pericles became the rulers of the Athens. And and started a period called the golden age, which was a period or wealth. 

500

This set down the rights and responsibilities of the Roman citizens. 

the Twelve Tablets 
500

Who was second in the Federal System?

The lords

500

What were Pericles three goals as a leader?

Pericles had many goals like strengthen democracy, expand the empire, and to make the Athens more beautiful.