Lifepac Bible 1102

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Praetorian Guard

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emperor's bodyguard

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Eternal City

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Rome

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self-acclaimed emperor

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Augustus

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Sejanus

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Tiberious' friend that screwed up Rome

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reformer

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Augustus

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Gaius' nickname

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Caligula

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second emperor

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Tiberius

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persecuted Christians

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Nero

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formed first cabinet

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Claudius

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chariots

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circus

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gymnasiums

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baths

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built roads

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roman soldiers

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center of civilized world

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Rome

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Who ruled from 27 B.C.—A.D. 14

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Augustus

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Who ruled from A.D. 14—A.D. 37

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Tiberius

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Who ruled from A.D. 37—41

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Caligula (Gaius)

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Who ruled from A.D. 41—54

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Claudius

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Who ruled from A.D. 54—68

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Nero

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Caligula was known as the ___ emperor of Rome

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mad

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Rome was noted for ___ and ___

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civil law and legal justice

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Claudius was poisoned by

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his fourth wife

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the grandnephew of Tiberius

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Caligula

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accumulated the southern part of Britain

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Claudius

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emperor when Jesus was put to death

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Tiberius

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brought peace to Rome

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Augustus

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developed efficient postal system

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Augustus

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No was an "______" in Rome

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average Roman

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_________ were a means of maintaining Roman political control

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High taxes

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The Roman Empire consisted of the land areas around the

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Mediterranean Sea

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The common language of the early empire was

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Greek

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The provinces paid for peace by accepting Roman institutions and

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paying high taxes

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The emperor was advised by the

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senate

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Another name for the governor of the provinces was

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procurator

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the elite social class was the

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Senatorial Aristocracy

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Governors were usually selected from the _____ class

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equestrian

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The class of freedmen, or ____, generally became wealthy and occupied positions of power

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emancipated slaves

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The 4th social class consisted of free-born Romans called

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plebes

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Most provincial foreigners were considered equal with

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slaves

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The main sources of income for senatorial families were ___ and ___

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commerce and land

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One of the empire's major industries was

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mining

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Another basis of Roman economic life was

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agriculture

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Jewish curriculum consisted mainly of a study of the

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Scriptures

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The group of public buildings surrounded by residential areas was called the

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forum

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Many forms of Roman art and architecture were borrowed from the

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Greeks

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The postal system was only for ____ correspondence

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governmental

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The 5 social classes ranked from highest to lowest are

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Senatorial aristocracy, equestrian order, freedmen, plebes, and slaves

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3 articles of clothing that the people of Rome wore are

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tunicas (undergarments), togas (men's) and stolas (women's)