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What was the major religion practiced throughout Rome?
What is inflation?
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What is inflation?
someone or something that lives forever
supplying land with water
Term used for slave
an economic situation where there is more money & less value
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What was the major religion practiced throughout Rome?
Buddhism
Christianity
Confucianism
Hinduism
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What is a messiah?
Person with no single settled home
yellow brown soil
Savior in Judaism and Christianity
heavy piece of paper
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What is a circus?
A room where shows were held
A structure that carries water
A leader of a nation
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What is a senate?
Most powerful part of the government
Leader who has all the rights of a king
A person who can rule for 1 year
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Who is Paul?
Roman political and military leader who became a dictator
Founder of Christianity
Disciple of Jesus
Rome's first emperor
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Who is Octavian?
Rome's first emperor
Founder of Christianity
Roman political and military leader who became a dictator
Disciple of Jesus
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What is a mercenary?
a savior in Judaism and Christianity
A foreign soldier who serves in an army only for pay
A person who spreads his or her religious beliefs
A person who chooses to die for a cause
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What is Rome?
Largest tropical desert
Market town in present-day Sudan
Large sea that separates Europe and Africa
The capital city of Italy
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Who is Jesus?
Roman political and military leader who became a dictator
Disciple of Jesus
Rome's first emperor
Founder of Christianity
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What is a consul?
A binding covenant
A social class of people
A group of traders traveling together
One of the two officials who led the Roman Republic
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What is the Gospel?
The 4 books in the Christian bible
to force someone to live in another country
a person who makes a living by raising crops
a time where there is little food
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What is a dictator?
Ordinary citizen
Selecting your own leader
An official who had all the power of a king
Upperclassmen
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What is a disciple?
A person who ruled for 6 months
To tame animals
A series of rulers from the same family
A follower of a person or belief
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What is epistle?
A long poem that tells a story
Letters written by disciples like Paul to Christian groups
A ruler of widespread lands
A series of rulers from the same family
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Who is Julius Caesar?
Founder of Christianity
Roman political and military leader who became a dictator
Rome's first emperor
Disciple of Jesus
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Who were the Etruscans?
Ancient people who influenced Roman culture
Roman mathematician
Roman emperor
Greek philosopher
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What Greek accomplishment influenced Romans?
Agora
Parthenon
Statue of Athena
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What is a veto?
A rejection of a bill
Citizens who have the right to select their leader
A room where shows were held
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What is an aqueduct?
structure that carries water
to murder for political reasons
Idea of being nonviolent
member of a rich and powerful family