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Who founded Rome?
- Romulus and Remus
Who were the Etruscans?
- the ones the Romans are borrowing cultural from
What is the purpose of the Roman senate?
- provided advice
- the Republic provides advice to the Senate
Who were the Patricians?
- the elite
Who were the Plebeians?
- the common people
What was the struggle of the Patricians and Plebeians?
- Plebeian assembly can make law and policy in Rome
What was the patron-client system?
- mutual obligations between two people in a society/
Who could be clients?
- anybody
Who were the consuls?
- 2 rulers of Rome who held the highest political position in government
Who was able to serve as a Tribune? What can they do?
- the Plebeians
- veto the Senate
What was the Plebeian Assembly?
- the group of Plebeians that could make laws
What was the Plebiscites?
- policies that carry the form of law, the people's law
Who were the major participants of the Punic Wars?
- Rome against Carthage
What was the impact of the Punic Wars? What happens to the poor people and what do they do? Who gets all the land?
- loose their land and head to Rome
- poor people
________ - carthagain general and wins the Battle of Cannae
- Hannibal
Who were Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus? What is significant?
- tribunes in Rome that were violently killed.
- rise of political violence in Rome
What was Gaius Marius's claim to fame?
- client armies
Who was Pompey and what did he go after?
- he was the model of the decline of the republic
- he went after his personal interest
Who is apart of the 1st Triumvirate?
- Pompey, Julius Caesar, and Crassus (richest man in Rome)
Why does Julius Caesar get assassinated?
- because people believe he is abusing his power and acting like a king
Who is apart of the 2nd Triumvirate?
- Octavian, Marc Anthony, and Lepidus
Who is Caesar Augustus?
- Octavian, Augustus was his title
- defeats Marc Antony and becomes first emperor
Who takes on the title of princeps?
- Augustus
What does princeps mean and why does it keep Augustus from being assassinated?
- means first citizen
- provides him a safety net by disguising himself
What is Augustus's rule called? Why does he succeed?
- principate
- everyone turns into his clients
Who is the Praetorian Guard?
- the emperors body guard
What is the Pax Romana?
Why is it significant?
- it means Roman Peace
- because it lead to the spread of culture, Christianity, and and trade
What was Vespasian's claim to fame?
- imperial cults as a means to gain people's support
What did the 5 good emperors do?
- peaceful and stable succession, respecting the Senate, spread Roman culture, stopped the expansion
Who are Pharisees?
- Jewish religious leaders of the first century
Who were the Essenes?
- Jewish monks, first communists, wrote the dead sea scrolls, devoted themselves wholly to God.
What were the zealots claim to fame?
- revolt against Rome
What did Jesus of Nazereth teach?
- reinterprets the Law of Moses, keeping the Spirit of the law, having a pure heart, the kingdom of God, not doing what the pharisees, essenes, or zealots are doing
Why did the Romans execute Jesus?
- out of fear, Jesus attempting to overthrow Rome
What are some basic Christian doctrines?
- justification by faith, Christ fully God and fully man, salvation through Christ, sanctification (to be made Holy), grace, virgin birth
What was the importance of Paul of Tarsus?
- he spread Christianity by preaching the doctrine to the Jews and Gentiles
What is a martyr?
- one who dies for Christ and their Christian faith
What was the problems of the third century crisis?
- barbarian problems, economic problems of debasing the currency, succession problems, and labor issues of no slaves
What does Diocletian attempt to do?
- He attempts to solve the problems of the third century crisis
What is the title that Diocletian takes on and what does it mean?
- Dominus - Lord and Master
What is Diocletian's claim to fame?
- Tetrarchy - divides the empire into 4 parts
Why does Diocletian persecute Christians in the Great Persecution?
- not worshiping Roman gods and gods causing trouble because of this
What was Constantine's claim to fame?
- the edict of Milan
What was Theodosius I's claim to fame?
- making Christianity the official religion
After Christianity, what new tasks do the bishops take?
- partner with emperors in local rules, ordaining pastors, insure orthodoxy
How does the church ensure Orthodoxy?
- bishop meetings at church counsels, creeds, St. Jerome translates Bible from Greek to Latin
What was Gnosticism's main heresy?
- Jesus isn't divine. Came to bring secret knowledge on how to achieve salvation.
What was Arianism's main heresy?
- God created Jesus so he isn't equal with God.
Who is St. Jerome?
- he translates the Bible from Greek into Latin
Why are people turning to Monasticism?
- to become martyrs. the new way to live a pure spiritual life.
What is pushing Barbarian migrations into Roman territory?
- the Huns
Who is Theoderic?
- A barbarian king of Rome who doesn't act like a barbarian. He keeps the Senate and the Roman culture.