Marcus Aurelius and the Fall of Rome 2021

The Byzantine Empire would call itself Rome, until?

Which is NOT a problem Rome had with their military?

When the empire was divided into 2 sections, who took the Western section (Latin speaking)?

The Fall of Rome (sacking of the city), seemed to mean to many people....

Romans' health was compromised by lead pipes, blood @ colosseum, disease on the streets, and the spread of the plague.

There are no working aqueducts in the world today.

What are a few more problems of the Western Roman Empire?

Gladiator fights only took place in Rome.

The main influence on Roman art, was the

The Germanic tribes sometimes worked with the Romans as farmers and mercenaries but ultimately proved disloyal.

I am prepared to write on daily life of all Romans, Bread and Circuses and the decline/Fall of Rome?

Who worked to initially reorganized to Rome, implementing many reforms?

What was a NOT a problem with immigration in Rome?

The empire provided benefits that the Republic had not. Which benefit did the empire not provide?

Roman art was known for depicting

What kept the language and religion of Western Rome alive?

Constantine moved the Roman capital to the city of_________in Turkey.

Which was not a problem at the decline of the Roman Empire?

After the fall of Rome, who ruled the Roman provinces? (initially)

The Roman Empire was divided into, the first emperor to take the Eastern section (Greek-speaking area)?

Someone could win their freedom in a Gladiatorial fight. (eventually)

Barbarian meant to the Romans....

Which emperor ruled during the FIRST signs of decline? (last good emperor)

Who had the vision to put the Christian symbol on his men's shields to win the battle for emperorship?

What event marked the official end of Western Rome in 410 AD?

The _______ was the head of the Roman family?

One major thing that Constantine, through the Edict of Milan, is known for is...

Rome had problems with bureaucracy, because?

How old were most women when they married?

Under Constantine's rule, he did not have citizens pay taxes to fund the army/building projects.

Which part of the empire grew and became a major power?

What was NOT a problem with the economy of Rome?

Which is NOT a way that the Romans tried to keep the Germanic tribes from invading?

Who was the last Roman Emperor (in the west)?

What is the main example of Roman architecture?

How did women publicly display their social status?

The strength of the Roman Empire was built upon the?

How do we know about the wealthy Romans?