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The Republic

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Fall of the Empire Wild Card

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Group in the Roman Republic that consisted of the farmers, artisans and

merchants (common people)

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Plebeians

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Group of three rulers who took over Rome (Julius Caesar, Pompey, Crassus)

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Triumvirate

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brought water into cities and

towns

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Aqueduct

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The social class of wealthy landowners who held most of the power

under Republican Rome

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Patricians

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Roman Law Code – all free citizens had the right to protection of the law

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Twelve Tables

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Name a reason why the founders of Rome chose the spot for their city.

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1. Strategic Location

2. Fertile soil

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Series of 3 Wars fought between Rome and Carthage….

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Punic Wars

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What were the Twelve Tables?

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Roman Law Code• Established the idea that all are free and

citizens have the right to protection of the law

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What are the two major social classes in the Roman Republic?

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Patrician and Plebeians

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a ruler who has total power

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dictator

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Who was the most charismatic member of the first

triumvirate…eventually came to power and brought order to

Rome..

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Julius Caesar

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The Period of Roman Peace was known as…

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Pax Romana

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What were built to help spread ideas

throughout the Roman Empire?

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Roman Roads

$400 Question from 3The Code of Hammurabi and the Twelve Tables were designed to

A. create a stable society B. promote peaceful relations with

other cultures C. provide a framework for the

development of democracy D. emphasize the importance of life

after death

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create a stable society

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•Roman women could own property. •Roman women could make wills leaving

their property to whomever they chose.  A valid conclusion drawn from these facts is that Roman women

a) had the right to vote b) enjoyed some legal rights c) were equal to men d) could hold political offices

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enjoyed some legal rights

$100 Question from 4

When the Roman Empire split… what were the

two halves called?

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Eastern and Western

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What is a political reason why the Roman Empire fell?

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• Inefficient government•Corrupt government•Empire was too large to govern

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What was the final or immediate cause of the

fall of the Roman Empire?

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Foreign Invasions

$400 Question from Fall of the Roman Empire

After the fall of Rome, the eastern portion of the Roman Empire became known as the

A.Persian Empire B.Byzantine Empire C.Mongol Empire D.Gupta Empire

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Byzantine Empire

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Name the Five Pillars of Islam.

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1. Worship one God (ALLAH)2. Pray five times a day3. Charity4. Fast during Ramadan5. Pilgrimage to Mecca

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Confucianism emphasizes the idea thata) government should own the means of productionb) economic success is more desirable than knowledge and

learningc) each person has an important responsibility to family and

societyd) an individual's personal goals are more important than the

goals of the group

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each person has an important responsibility to family and society

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The animist religions, which are widespread throughout Africa, share a belief ina) Monotheismb) the importance of the spirits of naturec) the writings of Mohammedd) making a pilgrimage to Jerusalem

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the importance of the spirits of

nature

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The teachings of Confucius (K'ung-fu-tzu) encouraged people to

a) put their own interests firstb) reject government authorityc) believe in reincarnationd) follow a code of moral conduct

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follow a code of moral conduct

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The five relationships taught by Confucius (K'ung-fu-tzu) encouraged people to

a) improve their position in lifeb)maintain social and political

orderc) respect and worship natured)serve the needs of religious

leaders

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maintain social and political order

$500 Question from 5The illustration shows the relationship between individuals in a society according to the ideas ofa) Confucius

(K'ung-fu-tzu)b) Mosesc) Mohammadd) Siddhartha

Gautama

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Confucius

Final Jeopardy

Name one similarity that all 4 early civilizations had.

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Developed by river valleys and started farming