Roman Clothes:

What did the Woman wear:

Roman Clothes:

Shoes used - SANDALS

Roman Clothes:

Shoes used - CLOSED SHOES

In the first Punic war (257BC) Malta was under which rule:

In the second Punic war Malta was under which rule:

At first under the Roman Malta was:

After some time in Malta the Romans appointed who to improve the life and conditions of Maltese

Malta Had its own Roman Coins these were called:

[Choose]

Malta became a municipal province and therefore its people were roman citizens called:

With the Rule of Romans in Malta 10 leaders were appointed to help the rule of the island and act as judges.

Match the name to the description:

- Four rectangular rooms in this house in the city

Match the name to the description:

- Outside the city walls

- To bury bodies

Match the name to the description:

- It had a garden (peristylum) and a water catchment (Impluvium)

- Artefacts found – coins; inscriptions;

domestic objects, make-up, oil lamp, parts of statues and busts.[also had mosaics]

Match the name to the description:

- Discovered by Sir Temi Zammit in 1901

- Holiday home belonging to a wealthy family

Match the name to the description:

- 19 rooms with valley and sea views with beautiful mosaics.

- Pottery artifacts

- Had baths with cold and hot water and sewage system

Match the name to the description:

- Alleged the place where Saint Paul was greeted by St. Publius.

- An industrial type villa (used to press olives for oil)

Match the name to the description:

- Had five rooms and a hypocaust (a furnace to heat up the caldarium and complex)

There were different type of CATACOMBS, which one describes best:

Popular style and could accommodate a good number of bodies. A Tomb would be sealed by a large stone

There were different type of CATACOMBS, which one describes best:

Complex type of tomb building ; tomb dug rom roc in the shape of a niche.

There were different type of CATACOMBS, which one describes best:

These tombs resemble a canopy like in church rituals. Also referred as canopied-table graves.

There were different type of CATACOMBS, which one describes best:

Dug up from rock and ceremonies would be done near them.

There were different type of CATACOMBS, which one describes best:

Most popular found on the maltese islands.

Dug in such a way to have 4 arches on each side; and body placed in a grave.

There were different type of CATACOMBS, which one describes best:

-Tomb sealed by a large stone, and would resemble a table.

- The saddle back grave was similar but the body would be inserted into the grave.

When was Julius Caeser , born:

Julius Caeser was appointed priest for which God by his uncle:

What did Julius Caser study:

(a skill to express ones idea to express his ideas in an elegant and effective manner)

Julius Caser became governor of which part of the Roman empire

He Faught with which areas/tribes and got peace

Julius Caeser did not obey the order:

The senate told him not to cross but he defied the order and lead to dispute with Pompey

This was the :

Julius Caeser - Visited also Egypt and he fell in love with

Julius Caeser

On 15th March 44 BC – he was killed by his friends – he was stabbed 23 times.

This was called:

Choose all correct answers:

How did the Republic end?

In 87BC there was a civil war in Rome whowere part of such Rebellion

Caeser – became a dictator and the senate was afraid he would proclaim himself king.

After killing Caeser the power was handled by 3 people .

These were called:

Who were the 3 people in the Triumvirate:

Caeser Augusts fought Mark Anthony and won in Greece, and he proclaimed himself :

First emperor to improve relation to Christian.

In 330AD shifted the Empire focal point to Constantinople, the beautiful Byzantine city (today’s Istanbul in Turkey).

Ambitious man who with his wife Theodora (very intelligent)

Established Code of Justinian or the Body of Civil Law. (New, updated laws from the old outdated laws)

wife of Justinian the great

Burnt most of Rome; blamed it on the Christians.

Who braught Christianity to Malta:

St. Paul after he got shipwrecked he was bitten by a _____ but did not die. so the people thought he was a holy man.

Was a high ranking official – he became the first bishop appointed by St. Paul himself.

True or false:

Constantinople was:

Very well fortified city with towers and bastions

True or false:

Constantinople was:

The city Golden era was under the rule of Emperor Justinian reaching a million inhabitants

True or false:

Constantinople was:

NoT a lot of commerce was done especially with other cities in the Mediterranean like Venice and Genoa

True or false:

Constantinople was:

The nomisma was a gold coin use in the city and for at least 800years being one of the most stable and strongest currency in the Mediterranean.

True or false:

Constantinople was:

In 1204 city was conquered by Muslin army

True or false:

Constantinople was:

Finally in 1453 city was conquered by Sultan Mehmet II and city fell to the Turks

Byzantines in Malta:

- Collectively knows as ________; regions of Calabria; Malta; Basilicata, Puglia

During Byzantine time in Malta the form of governance was based on two systems:

During the Byzantine time in Malta the governance which had a system where each country had a PROCURATOR, was which system

During the Byzantine time in Malta the governance which had a system where the person in charge was called the DUKE, was which system

Whcih structures were built in the Byzantine time in Malta:

Malta didn’t remain under the Byzantine rule –- Due to conflict with

What aspects were related to ROMAN ROADS

Road building. What does (1) depict

Road building. What does (2) depict

Road building. What does (3) depict

Road building. What does (4) depict

Road building. What does (5) depict

A Famous Roman road from Rome to Capua, is called

The Appian Way was paved with LArge what:

The first settlers of Rome were the Latins. Around 600 B.C which group of invaders took over the area along the Tiber River.

Use the map above to indicate the location of Rome.

Roman audiences enjoyed public entertainment

Which term correctly identifies common Romans at the bottom of the social pyramid - typically farmers, craftspeople and merchants?

What was the primary purpose of an aqueduct?

Roman roads were built primarily in order to allow...

What does BC stand for?

Which religion rose to popularity in Ancient Rome?

Which city is highlighted in red

Which body of water is represented?

True or False: Gladiators fought in the Colosseum

It was a large open-air for public events,like horse race and cuadriga competitions.

What is it?

It's the largest and most famous monument in the Roman world. It's an amphitheater, an oval or round building.