10Th Grade World History Chapter 5

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Augustus's greatest failure in his attempt to restore order and stability in Rome was his attempt to

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Reform morals

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The Romans were properly regarded has having made valuable contribution to the law because they

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sought basic principles as a foundation to their legal system

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When a Roman poet wrote that " conquered Greece took captive her rude conqueror," he meant that

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Roman culture was based on Greek culture

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List all Roman poets

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What city was destroyed, yet preserved, by a volcanic eruption?

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Pompeii

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What statement best represents Stoicism?

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It is better to be good than happy.

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The Septuagint is the translation of the Old Testament into

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Greek

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Jesus was born in the Roman province of

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Judea

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Persecution of the Christians began because

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Christians refused to worship the emperor

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Which meeting affirmed Christ's deity and the doctrine of the Trinity?

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Council of Nicaea

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Which 2 emperors introduced reforms which delayed the fall of the Roman Empire?

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Diocletian and Constantine

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What was the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire?

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Constantinople

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What Roman engineering accomplishment supplied water to the cities?

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aqueducts

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Christ was brought before which Roman governor?

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Pontius Pilate

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What were the burial grounds established by Christians in order to avoid cremation called?

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catacombs

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What is the practice of withdrawing from all worldly cares and possessions and practicing strict discipline and religious exercises?

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monasticism

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Which ancient eastern city became the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire?

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Byzantium

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What did the Romans call anyone outside the empire who did not share in the Greek and Roman cultures?

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barbarians

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Who was the leader of the Visigoths?

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Alaric

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Name the fierce leader of the Huns known as the "scourge of God."

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Attila

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Galen- medical writer

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Horace- poet of the Augustan Age

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Josephus- Jewish historian

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Juvenal- wrote bitter satires

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Livy- historian who lived in the Augustan Age

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Lucretius- Epicurean philosopher and poet

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Marcus Aurelius- emperor and stoic who wrote "Meditations"

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Ovid- wrote "Metamorphses"

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Ptolemy-astronomer and mathematician

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Seneca- Stoic philosopher

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Tacitus- wrote Annals and Germania

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Virgil- Aeneid

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Constantine- legalized Christianity

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Diocletian- conducted the most severe persecution of Christians

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Nero- first persecutor of Christians

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Theodosius I- divided the Roman empire for the final time

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Tiberius- emperor during Christ's crucifixion

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Titus- destroyed Jersualem

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Essay: Discuss Rome's system of justice and the Roman contribution to the law

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Essay: List and EXPLAIN three reasons for the decline of Rome.

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Map: Constantinople, Black Sea, Gaul, Rome, Adriatic Sea, Egypt, Aegean Sea, Jerusalem, Judea, Mediterranean Sea

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