Classical Civilizations

A wealthy, upperclass person in the Ancient Roman Republic

• patrician

• plebian

• counsul

• dictator

A structure that carries water over long distances

• colosseum
• dome
• aqueduct
• arch

An ordinary citizen in the ancient Roman Republic

• patrician
• plebian
• counsul
• mercenary

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Filial Piety and the Five Relationships

• are central components of Confucianism

• was the name of the group that ousted the Qin Dynasty

• helped advance algebra during the Islamic Golden Age

• aid a Hindu in achieving good karma so that they may raise their varna

In addition to their own developments, the Romans borrowed many ideas from the Etruscans and the 

• Chinese
• Greeks
• Egyptians
• Mesopotamians

In what sea was Rome a peninsula, which allowed it to prosper in trade and interact with and conquer other lands? 

• Red
• Black
• Mediterranean
• Arabian

Rome's time of peace and prosperity is called?

• Roman Peace
• Romana Peace
• Pax Romana
• Peaceful Rome

What was the code of laws that the Romans created that laid out various rights and privelages?

• Constitution
• 12 Tables
• Roman Law
• Laws of Rome

What did the Romans use to bring water to their cities?

• columns
• mosaics
• aqueducts
• roads

How did Rome punish Carthage at the Third Punic War? 

• burned Carthage, enslaved  people, made it a Roman province 
• traded the land to the Pythians
• made them zombies
• made the people slaves