World History Quiz 3 Unit 2

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chief magistrates of the ancient roman republic; now an official appointed by his government to live in a foreign city

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consuls

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person of noble birth; aristocrat

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patrician

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having to do with the common people

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plebeian

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officials of ancient rome; now any government official appointed to defend people and their rights

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tribunes

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three parts of rome's history

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pre-republic, republic, empire

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rome may have been found by _____________

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romulus and remus

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rome may have been found by a ________

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trojan warrior

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the twelve tables were a written set of _____

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laws

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number of punic wars

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3

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the concilium plebis is now known as _____

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tribal assembly

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an artificial channel or large pipe for transporting water over long distances

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aqueduct

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2 men who ruled after julius caesar's death

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octavian, mark antony

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at the height of trade, materials were imported from __________ and __________

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china, india

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murderer

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nero

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insane

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caligula

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defeated antony and cleopatra

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octavian

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scholar, philosopher, soldier

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marcus aurelius

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built a defensive wall in berlin

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hadrian

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disorder and confusion

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anarchy

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a soldier who serves in a foreign army for pay

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mercenery

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three conditions which led to a decline in the empire after a.d. 180 were

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leadership dispute, decline in trade hurt the economy, mercenaries hired

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literature in rome declined after death of the emperor:

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augustus

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a monk who is chosen as head of a monastery

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abbot

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heresy named after arius, a greek priest who taught that Christ was not eternally God with the Father

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Arianism

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originally, a roman district. In the middle ages, a district ruled by a bishop

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diocese

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a person who holds beliefs contrary to church doctrines

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heretic

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archbishop who presides over a church province

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metropolitan

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highest ranking bishop in the Eastern or early Roman Catholic Church

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patriarch

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monks or religious men who followed a rule and took vows

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regular clergy

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priests, bishops and other church officials who were not bound by either a rule or by vows

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secular energy

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district under bishop's authority

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see

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a.d. 313

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edict of milan

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st.jerome

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the vulgate

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father of Christian monasticism

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anthony of egypt