Prentice Hall Medieval and Early Modern Times Chapter 1: The Roman Empire

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Primary Sources

a record that was created at or near the time of an event.

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Secondary Source

an account written some time after an event has occurred.

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Material Culture

consists of the buildings, tools, and other objects that shape how people live.

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Artifacts

are things made by human hands.

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Republic

a government in which citizens have the right to vote and elect officials.

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Julius Caeser

a popular roman military hero who gained fame for conquering Gaul. The senate named him dictator for life. He was later assisinated by a group of senators

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Assassinate

to murder a well known or important person.

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Augustus

Adopted son of Caesar, ruler of Rome after Caeser for 40 years.

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Pax Romana

a period of peace and prosperity in Rome.

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Diocletian

Emperor of Rome, was responsible for dividing Rome to make ruling a big empire easier. In the long run this actually weakened the empire.

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Citizenship

membership in a political community that brings both rights and responsibilities.

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Corruption

involves the use of a position of trust for dishonest gain

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Attila

a cruel warrior who became the leader of the Huns.

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Autonomous

self-governing

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Clovis

King of Franks who defeated the last Roman army in Gaul.

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Public Works

are structures built by a government for public use.

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Multicultural

consisting of many different cultures and religions.

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Romance Languages

languages based on Latin

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Constantine

Emperor who allowed Christians to worship freely.