Rome Flashcards

1
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How many years did Pax Romana last?

A

200 years

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2
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Who reformed the city’s tax system?

A

Augustus

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3
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Who had to pay taxes?

A

Citizens

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4
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What did Stoics strive for in life?

A

True happiness

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5
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What major religion was born in Rome?

A

Christianity

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6
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What is the belief in one god called?

A

Monotheism

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7
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What is the belief in more than one god called?

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Polytheism

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8
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What did the 12 tables protect citizens from?

A

Unfair treatment

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9
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What is a citizen?

A

Someone who could participate in the government

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10
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What is a Site of Encounter?

A

A place where people of different cultures meet to exchange ideas and goods

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11
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What did the Romans use for trade?

A

The Silk Road and Afroeurasian trade routes

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12
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True or False: Latin was the only language spoken in Rome

A

False; the languages of the conquered people were also used

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13
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The the roman empire stay large for long?

A

No, the huge territory was too much to handle

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14
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Which tribes invaded from the north?

A

Germanic

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15
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Which tribes invaded from the east?

A

Persians

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16
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What was the result of too many people being in the army?

A

There were not enough people left to farm

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17
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What money was used to pay for defense?

A

Taxes from citizens

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18
Q

Who divided Rome?

A

Diocletian

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19
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What half of the empire did Diocletian rule on his own?

A

Eastern

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20
Q

What did Constantine do (in relation to what his successor did)?

A

Reunited Rome

21
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What was the original name of the capital of Rome?

22
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What did Constantine change the capital’s name to?

A

Constantinople

23
Q

What were Europeans considered to be?

A

Uncivilized barbarians

24
Q

Who first invaded Rome?

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What did the Romans do to convince the Goths not to attack?
Paid them
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Other barbarian groups after the Goths started coming in, why?
The knew Rome was at a weak point
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Who invaded Spain and North Africa?
Vandals
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Who invaded Britain?
Jutes, Angles, and Saxons
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Who invaded Gaul?
The Franks
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Why did king Clovis switch to Christianity?
To bring his people together
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Who was king Clovis?
The first medieval king of Europe
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What made Rome fall?
Vast empire size, political instability, weak emperors
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What type of government did Rome have?
A republic
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What did trade do to improve Rome?
Raise the standard of living
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What do AD and CE mean?
Anno Domini and Common Era
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What do BC and BCE mean?
Before Christ and Before Common Era
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What religion did Jesus originally follow?
Judaism
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Who did Jesus claim was his father?
God
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Why was Jesus crucified?
Jews and Romans did not like him starting his own religion
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Where was Jesus born?
Bethlehem
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What is the Bible made of?
Letters written by the apostles based on Jesus' teachings
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What were non- Christians called?
pagans
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What caused the Great Schism?
Christians having slightly different ideas of what Christianity should be
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What are the two main groups of Christians?
Roman Catholics and Orthodoxes
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What two new branches resulted after the reformation?
Catholics and Protestants
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Who is the Pope?
The icon of the Catholics; supreme authority
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Why were Roman emperors in the late 400s weak?
They fought with each other and didn't make an effort to protect the empire
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Who did Constantinople fall to?
The Ottomans