Test 10, Chapter 11 Flashcards

1
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first emperor of Rome

A

Augustus Ceasar

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2
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man who prophesied a powerful kingdom that would be “strong as iron”

A

Daniel

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3
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Roman leader who “crossed the Rubicon”

A

Julius Ceasar

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4
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common people of Rome

A

plebeians

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5
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oldest and wisest men of Rome

A

Senate

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6
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general who led horses and elephants across the Alps in an attack on Rome

A

Hannibal

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7
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The ruler of the Holy Land at the time of Christ’s birth was

A

Augustus Ceasar

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8
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At the time of the Roman Empire, France was called

A

Gaul

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9
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The island at the “toe” of the Apennine Peninsula is

A

Sicily

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10
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Roman rulers with equal power who each ruled for one year were called

A

consuls

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11
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a point on a mountain beyond which trees cannot grow

A

timber line

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12
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the climate found on high mountains

A

highlands

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13
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the point on a mountain above which there is snow all year long

A

snow line

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14
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another name for the torrid zone

A

Tropics

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15
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“All roads lead to ____”

A

Rome

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16
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A man who has absolute rule and controls all the country’s major decisions is called a

A

dictator

17
Q

The language of the Romans was

A

Latin

18
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The 200 years of peace at the beginning of the Roman Empire is called the

A

Pax Romana

19
Q

The 3 wars that Rome fought against a city in North Africa were the

A

Punic Wars

20
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The North African city that Rome eventually destroyed was

A

Carthage

21
Q

After the Romans destroyed this city, they spread ____ on the surrounding land.

A

salt

22
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Rome’s first province in Asia was

A

Pergamum

23
Q

“City of Seven Hills” is another name for

A

Rome

24
Q

The largest mountain system in Europe is the

A

Alps

25
Q

The culture that influenced Romans the most was the _____ culture.

A

Greek Yogurt

26
Q

transported fresh water to Roman cities

A

aqueduct

27
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a government-sponsored count of the people in a province

A

census

28
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used to provide lasting strength to Roman buildings

A

concrete

29
Q

located in the center of wealthy Romans’ homes

A

atrium

30
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an outer garment and a sign of Roman citizenship

A

toga

31
Q

Know the following on the map of Europe

A

Aegean Sea, Baltic Sea, Danube River, Matterhorn, Mt. Elbrus, North Sea, Norwegian Sea, Rhine River, Thames River, Volga River

32
Q

The the legend of the founding of Rome.

A

Romulus and Remus were infant twins abandoned in a basket in the Tiber River by their wicked uncle, the king. They washed ashore and were cared for by a wolf. Later a shepherd found and adopted them. When they were grown, they discovered the truth about themselves. They killed their uncle and began building a new city. They quarreled over its location. Remus jumped over the sacred ditch and was killed. Romulus became the king and named the city “Roma” after himself.