ROMAN CIVILIZATION (CHAP 12)

LOCATION OF A BATTLE IN 378 IN WHICH THE ROMANS WERE DISASTROUSLY DEFEATED BY THE VISIGOTHS

• TRENTON

• YORKTOWN

• CONSTANTINOPLE

• ADRIANOPLE

A VISIGOTH GENERAL WHO SACKED ROME

• PERICLES

• ALARIC

• JOSHUA

• MOSES

SERIES OF ROADS IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE

• THE APPIAN WAY

• THE FLORIDA TURNPIKE

• INTERSTATE 95

• MILITARY TRAIL

BYZANTINE GENERAL WHO LED EXPEDITIONS TO OVERTHROW THE VANDAL KINGDOM IN NORTH AFRICA AND OCCUPIED PARTS OF ITALY FOR JUSTINIAN

• GEORGE WASHINGTON

• TARQUIN THE PROUD

• BELISARIUS

• JOSHUA

THE EASTERN HALF OF ROMAN EMPIRE

• ASSYRIAN EMPIRE

• BYZANTINE EMPIRE

• BABYLONIAN EMPIRE

• PERSIAN EMPIRE

BYZANTINE JUSTINIAN BEGINS RULE

• 1492

• A.D. 284

• 1776

• A.D. 527

THE EASTERN PORTION OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE; LASTED 1000 YEARS AFTER THE FALL OF WESTERN ROME

• CONSTANTINOPLE

• JERICHO

• DAMASCUS

• BYZANTIUM

A ROMAN OUTDOOR ARENA IN WHICH PUBLIC GAMES, SUCH AS CHARIOT RACES, WERE HELD

• THE PALLADIUM

• CIRCUS MAXIMUS

• THE GREAT THEATER

• THE STADIUM

COLOSSEUM COMPLETED

• A.D. 80

• 1776

• 1914

• A.D. 395

EMPEROR OF ROME WHO ADOPTED THE CHRISTIAN FAITH AND STOPPED THE PERSECUTION OF CHRISTIANS

• POPE GREGORY I

• JOHN PAUL JONES

• ALEXANDER THE GREAT

• CONSTANTINE