People
Roman Empire
Cities and Poets
Christianity
Miscellaneous
200

Tutor of Nero - Stoic philosopher

Seneca

200

During this emperor's rule during Pax Romana, his rule brought stability and order to Roman society.

Augustus

200

This was destroyed by volcanic eruption and yet preserved

Pompeii

200

The translation of the Old Testament into Greek was known as this.

Septuagint

200

It is better to be good than happy

Stoicism

400

Wrote bitter satires on the loose morals and social problems of the empire

Juvenal

400

DAILY DOUBLE

Discuss Rome's system of justice and the Roman contribution to law.

400

Roman province Jesus was born into

Judea

400

This document legalized Christianity

Edict of Milan

400

Leader of the Huns 

"scourge of God"

Attila

600

Epicurean poet and philosopher

Lucretius

600

This emperor's greatest failure was his attempt to reform morals

Augustus

600

Became the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire

Byzantium

(Later called Constantinople)

600

He made Christianity the state religion

Theodosius I

600

The most famous Greek writer in the Roman Empire

Plutarch

800

astronomer 

mathematician


Ptolemy

800

DAILY DOUBLE

List and describe the three reasons for the decline of Rome.

800

The Roman army was defeated by the Visigoths here

Adrianople

800

Name one of the reasons Christianity was able to spread beyond the Jewish area.

Conversion of Paul

Roman destruction of Jerusalem

800

These were staged by the emperors to win favor and keep the unemployed masses of Rome out of mischief.

Gladiator fights

1000

historian who lived during the Augustan Age

Livy

1000

The Romans have been known to make valuable contributions to this because they sought basic principles as a foundation for their legal system.

law

1000

What did the poet mean when he wrote that "conquered Greece took captive her rude conqueror?"

Roman culture was based on Greek culture

1000

This empire's protection of Christians caused a remarkable increase in Christian growth.

Roman

1000

The Romans learned much from this civilization - Rome was more practical and emphasized usefulness, whereas this other civilization emphasized beauty.

Greeks