1Q Test#1 Pre-Info Review

Who took control of the Roman Empire after conquering Gaul?

How did the Roman Republic define its social classes?

No individual expression allowed (arts, music, writing, etc)

5 elected officials that carried out law

business currency. Money flow, trade, jobs, etc

Which of the following was NOT one of the result of Caesar's reform?

Which of the following peoples were NOT considered to be part of the first Romans?

No social classes

Farming, complex religious beliefs, movement of planets, calendars, drawing on flat surfaces

Which Greek city-state had a democratic government?

what people believe in spiritually

Females learned household jobs from their home

at age 7, boys began to train for army where they were expected to serve until age 60

Which Roman Empire leader is credited with "Pax Romana" (peace & prosperity)

Sewers and powerful leaders

communication. How people interact. Language, food, clothing & traditions

Pharaohs, rich farming, cultural diffusion, polytheistic

Judaism & Diaspora

government. How people govern themselves ad establish leadership

council of Elders

At age 7, upper class boys learned math, history, poetry, reading, logic, music, etc

the scattering of Jewish people

In the Roman Republic, plebeians were represented by

Alphabet

Conflict between Rome and Carthage resulted in this

Which of the following is NOT a key characteristic of civilization?

females had some military training

Which of the following is the reason that early Romans established a Republic form of gov't?

city-states, ziggurats, hierarchy of people, cuneiform & scribes

internet and other tools that make our lives easier. Medicine, transportation, agriculture

The most lasting achievement of Alexander the Great was the

death was punishment for almost every crime

Legal Code (Hammurabi's Code) and advances in astronomy & mathematics

ability to solve issues (knowledge, skills, music,education, art)

Harsh living conditions with little food