ACP World History Chapter 6 Review

Why was Christianity rejected by the Roman government?

Which of the following is NOT a language that came from LATIN?

This served as Rome's written law code.

Which of the following is NOT a long term cause for Rome's fall?

Who were Jesus' closest friends and followers, who helped start/spread Christianity?

What is a modern place where you could possibly use the Latin language?

What "weapon" did Hannibal bring with him when he attacked Rome?

Who is George Washington compared to in Roman history...because he turned down absolute power?

What helped the Romans create a successful trade network?

After the Western Roman Empire fell, what did the Eastern Empire change its name to?

What is the name of the head of the Roman Catholic Church AND who was the 1st of these?

Who assassinated Julius Caesar?

What was the original role of a "Dictator"?

In addition to being very wealthy, what did the Patricians say gave them power.

Which of the following is NOT a long term cause for Rome's fall?

What is the phrase for the 200 year period where Rome was at peace and was prosperous?

Who were the two legendary siblings who founded Rome?

What was the vicious group of people who pushed the Germanic tribes into Roman territory?

Which two things were common forms for entertainment for Romans?

In a Democracy, how are government decisions made?

What Roman town was famously destroyed by a volcano, but was well preserved?

Who did Rome fight in the Punic Wars?

Which Roman emperor ended the persecution of Christians after he witnessed a "miracle"?

Who was a Roman who served a similar role as Homer for the Greeks?

What best describes where the Roman Empire got its start/originated?

What was Paul's role in early Christianity?

Which religion grew during Roman times b/c it was welcoming, had a loving god, promised eternal life, & gave ppl hope?

What the Romans called the people living on the outside of their empire? *What Dr. MacFro called ppl in Mr Gulig's lunch

Which of the following is the SHORT TERM cause for Rome's fall?

The first emperor of Rome, originally was named Octavian, what was his new name?

Which of the following was NOT a way the Romans' government influenced the USA's government?

Which of the following is NOT an influence Roman architecture still has on our buildings?

What best defines a REPUBLIC?

What does Virgil's Aeneid tell us about Rome?

What was Diocletian's attempt to solve Rome's problems?

What was the Coliseum?