History Skills
Philosophies
Roman Government
Early Rome - People
Roman Culture
50

History is everything that occurred after this development

Written language
50

An Indian prince who gave up his wealth to search for spiritual enlightenment

The Buddha (Siddhartha)

50

This is the style of government used by the Romans where representatives are elected to make important decisions

Republic

50

She was the last Queen of Egypt until she was defeated by the Romans

Cleopatra

50

The most popular gladiator arena in the empire, located in the city of Rome

The Colosseum

100

A document written by someone who experienced the event first-hand

Primary source

100

Philosopher from Athens who was executed for teaching his students to question authority

Socrates

100

The position at the head of the Roman government, held by two people at once for an elected term of one year

Consuls

100
According to Roman legend, he was the founder of the city (but historians don't think he existed)

Romulus

100

The official religion of the Roman state used to be this sort of belief system (worshipping more than one god/ goddess)

Polytheism

150

A document written by someone who did not experience the event but read about it somewhere else

Secondary source
150

The Chinese philosophy that supports harsh laws and punishments as a way to stop people from acting selfishly

Legalism

150

This large assembly of powerful men provided guidance on laws and important decisions for the Roman government

The Senate
150

He was assassinated for trying to take too much power for himself

Julius Caesar

150

The ruler of the gods within the Roman state religion

Jupiter

200

Someone who studies artifacts (historic or prehistoric)

Archaeologist

200

The Chinese philosophy that teaches people to honor their ancestors and their elders, and that rulers should set a good moral example for their people

Confucianism

200

The wealthy people of Rome (originally the only people allowed to have a role in the government)

Patricians

200

He became the first emperor after winning the civil wars and defeating the Egyptians (and is usually considered the best emperor)

Augustus

200

Things that are interpreted as signs from the gods that can help tell the future

Omens

250

The skill of comparing information from different sources to see how reliable it is

Corroboration

250

Chinese philosophy that teaches people to give up selfish desires and stay in harmony with nature's flow

Daoism

250

The style of government where a king or queen is the head of state (what Rome had in its earliest days)

Monarchy

250

He was a Roman politician and general who joined forces with the Egyptians during the civil wars but was defeated

Mark Antony

250

The system of delivering water all over the empire

Aqueducts