The typical Roman citizen
Polytheistic
All the Roman Emperors after him continue to persecute Christians
False
Old Stone Age
Paleolithic
Today who do we consider to be the legend/the hero of this story of the slave revolt
Spartacus
Two cities were destroyed in 79 AD when Mt. Vesuvius erupted Herculaneum and _______________
Pompeii
Christians
Monotheistic
Roman Emperor began to persecute Christians in the Roman Empire
Nero
Believed to be the oldest known civilization found between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers.
Mesopotamia
The problem the Roman Empire was having with Spartacus was the fact that their great generals and hardened legions were not interested in going after Spartacus’ army because there was no ____________
Glory
Much of what we know about the eruption comes from an account by
Pliny the Younger
Phoenicians
Polytheistic
Roman Emperor who became a Christian and made Christianity the religion of Rome
Constantine
They brought an end to civilization in 1200 BC
The Sea People
After victory against Spartacus and his army what does this wealthy Roman do to 6,000 slaves he takes prisoner
Crucifies them
This volcano erupted in the US in 1980 with similar power as Mt. Vesuvius in 79 AD?
Mt. St. Helens
Jews
Monotheistic
This Apostle was arrested and crucified
Peter
Winners the Peloponnesian War
Sparta
Wealthy Roman who decides to stop Spartacus’ army
Crassus
Another eruption of Vesuvius is expected in the near future and would effect about this many people
1 million
Zoroaster's
Monotheistic
three reasons why Christianity grow so quickly during this time
Many answers
Socrates was put to death in 399 BC for what two offenses?
Corruption of the youth
and
Disrespecting the gods
Number of slaves that escaped Capua with Spartacus in 71 AD
74
Mount Vesuvius is the only active volcano on the European mainland. Its last eruption was in
1944