Monothesitic religion based on the teachings of Jesus

a charter of liberties to which the English barons forced King John to sign guaranteeing rights and privileges.

a system of government in which religious leaders rule

The side with the most votes makes the decision

Making sure non-dominant, smaller, even unpopular, groups are treated fairly and protected

a responsibility expected from all members of a society

a course of formal proceedings (such as legal proceedings) carried out regularly and in accordance with established rules and principles

Individual leaders and parts of government are prevented from making laws without approval from other branches of government.

Examples: Constitution guides the law-making process

All people, groups, and parts of the government must follow the law (no one is above the law)

Dividing the government into the legislative, executive, and judicial branches

different parts of the government keep from any one part getting too powerful

Type of government in which citizens vote for their leaders to run the government and make laws

Group of territories and peoples brought together under one supreme ruler

Setting guidelines to make sure certain goods/services are produced/performed in the same way.

A long-lasting pattern of organizations in a community such as government, religion, education, etc.

Structures and different parts that create a government

Which location is A?

Which location is B?

Which location is C?

Which location is D?

Which location is E?

What geographic feature is shaped like a boot and home to the beginning of the Roman civilization?

Which geographic feature is a fertile area on the west coast of Italy?

Which geographic feature runs through the center of Latium and provided water to the city?

Which geographic feature would become the capital city of the civilization?

Early Romans built Rome in its location because it was fertile for farming and had water.

Which part of the Roman army was made up 2 people who commanded the whole army and appointed generals?

Which part of the Roman army was made up of patricians because they could afford their own horses?

Which part of the Roman army was made up of plebeians and organized into legions?

Which branch of the Roman Republic consisted of plebeians and patricians who created laws?

Which branch of the Roman Republic consisted of 2 men who served one year terms and could veto each other?

Which branch of the Roman Republic consisted of 300 patriciams who acted as judges and took care of daily affairs?

Which group were criminals or prisoners of war that would be punished publicly and without rights?

Which group could be sold into slavery to pay a debt or removed from the house at any age without rights?

Which group was considered property of the husband and couldn't own land and didn't have any rights?

Which group had rights of holding public office, voting, marriage, and owning a business?

Which factor is NOT a factor that weakened the Roman REPUBLIC?

Which Caesar defeated Pompey in civil war to become dictator of Rome?

Which Caesar made a census to make taxes more fair?

Which Caesar gave public land to the poor?

Which Caesar defeated Marc Antony in a civil war to become emperor of Rome?

Which Caesar created a calendar that is still in use today?

Which Caesar set up a postal service and made coins for easier trade?

Which Caesar was assassinated by members of the Senate who thought he wanted to become king?

Which Caesar created a stable government which began a period of prosperity called Pax Romana?

What term means belief in a single god?

Which religion was the first monotheistic religion begun by Abraham who moved his family to Canaan?

Which religion's sacred texts center primarily around the Gospels of the New Testament?

Which religion began with the teachings of Jesus during the Roman Empire?

Which religion has people worshiping in a church with a priest?

Which religion's sacred texts include three sections: the Torah, the Prophets, and the Writings?

Which religion worships in a synagogue with a rabbi?

Only Christians had to practice their religion in secret for fear of punishment.

Only Judaism was declared an official religion by Constantine.

Which emperor created Constantinople?

What is considered the official end for the collapse of the Roman Empire?

Which one is not a theory for the fall of Rome?

Which one is not a theory for the fall of Rome?