Ancient Rome and Greece

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What was a key geographical difference between Ancient Rome and Ancient Greece?

Ancient Rome had more fertile soil than Greece, allowing for better crop growth.

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What type of religion did Ancient Rome practice before Christianity?

Polytheistic.

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Who is considered the founder of Christianity?

Jesus of Nazareth.

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What did Jesus promise to his followers?

Eternal life in heaven for good people with faith.

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Which religions is Christianity related to?

Judaism and Islam.

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What significant event regarding Christianity occurred around 313-314 A.D.?

Christianity became legalized in the Roman Empire.

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Who were the two highest leaders in Ancient Rome before emperors?

Consuls.

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What were the two classes in Ancient Rome?

Patricians (wealthy) and Plebeians (everyone else).

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What was the role of women in Ancient Rome?

Women were citizens but could not vote or hold political roles.

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What was the purpose of the mandated service requirement in Ancient Rome?

To prepare for potential warfare.

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What happened when Rome expanded its empire?

Conflict emerged within the nation and communication became difficult.

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Who was Julius Caesar?

A dictator who consolidated power and improved the economy.

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Why was Julius Caesar unpopular among patricians?

He took all the power.

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What did Augustus achieve as the first Emperor of Rome?

He increased Rome's power.

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What does Pax Romana translate to?

Roman Peace.

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What is an aqueduct?

A structure built to transport water.

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What occurred in the Coliseum?

It hosted various public spectacles and events.

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What were the Twelve Tables?

The earliest attempt at a code of law in Ancient Rome.

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How did the Twelve Tables influence the American legal system?

They established a foundation for legal principles and rights.

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Why did Rome fall?

Due to various internal conflicts, leadership failures, and external pressures.

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How was Ancient Rome divided?

Rome was divided into different territories and provinces based on administrative needs.