9.3 Review

Took control of Rome after Caesar’s death and became the first Roman emperor.

• Socrates

• Julius Caesar

• Augustus

• Alexander the Great

Declared himself dictator for life in the Roman Republic and was murdered by the senators.

• Socrates

• Julius Caesar

• Augustus

• Alexander the Great

Conquered a large empire in Europe, Asia, and North Africa and spread Greek culture

• Socrates

• Julius Caesar

• Augustus

• Alexander the Great

The first philosopher of Athens who taught and spoke about using reason and logic. He was executed for corrupting the youth and disrespecting the gods.

• Augustus

• Julius Caesar

• Alexander the Great

• Socrates

The scattering of the Jewish people throughout the world.

• Digimon

• Diamond

• Diagram

• Diaspora

Worship of one powerful god

• Monotheism

• Polytheism

• Polyester

• Monogram

Holy writings of the Jewish religion

• New Testament

• Torah

• Vedas

• Quran

A set of laws written in ancient Rome. These laws applied to everyone equally.

• Justinian Code

• Hammurabi's Code

• Twelve Tables

• Terra Cotta Warriors

A bridge that brings water into a city

• Aqueduct

• Aquaduck

• Aquarium

• Archipelago

200 year period of peace and stability during the Roman Empire

• Pax Romana

• Pax Mongolica

• Pax Americana

• Pax Europa