Worksheetschapter 1
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 18mins
Writings or recordings that were created by someone who witnessed or lived through a historical event.
primary source
secondary source
oral history
A recorded interview with a person whose experiences and memories have historical significance.
primary source
secondary source
oral history
Writings, recordings, objects created after an event by someone who dd not see it or live during the time when it occurred.
primary source
secondary source
oral history
Supreme ruler in Rome
dictator
king
emperor
The first emperor of Rome
Julius Caeser
Diocletian
Augustus
Augustus means...
anointed one
exalted one
appointed one
Augustus name at birth
Julius
Diocletian
Octavian
Pax Romana
Roman Peace
Roman Pasta
Roman People
Pax Romana lasted for...
100 years
200 years
300 years
The only elite soldiers stationed in Rome.
Praetorian
Parables
Oratory
Roman coins made of silver.
frescoes
sesterces
denarii
Long stone channels that carried clean water.
arches
aqueducts
vaults
A curved structure over an opening.
vault
arch
dome
An extended series of arches.
vault
dome
channel
A rotated series of arches.
amphitheater
foundation
dome
The official language spoken in Rome.
Roman
Italian
Latin
French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese are known as...
Romance languages
Latin languages
Roman languages
public speaking
speeches
oratory
plays
We still use the latin alphabet today, however, only this number of letters were used.
20
22
24
These letters did not exist in the Latin alphabet during Roman times.
i and j
u and v
w and y
Tiny colored stone cubes set in mortar to create a picture or design.
mosaic
frescoes
bas-relief
A realistic sculpture with figures raised against a flat background.
pottery
frescoes
bas-relief
Pictures painted directly onto the wall while the plaster is still wet.
graffiti
frescoes
mural
Jesus' closest followers who help spread his teachings.
disciples
gospels
apostles
The number of apostles.
10
11
12
Short stories about everyday life.
parables
fables
gospels
Jesus' teachings come from 4 books in the New Testament.
gospels
parables
epistles
The gospels were written by...
Matthew, Mark, Luke and James
Matthew, Michael, Luke and John
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John
He was Christianity's fiercest persecuter, but eventually its biggest champion.
Peter
Paul
Constantine
A person who travels to another country to do religious work.
apostle
disciple
missionary
Letters explaining Jesus' teachings by answering specific questions.
epistles
gospels
testaments
non-Jews
Missionaries
Gentiles
Disciples
The leader of the Roman Catholic Church.
priest
bishop
pope
Hidden underground chambers where Christians buried their dead.
catacombs
tombs
mausoleum
He believed his prayers were answered with a vision of the Christian cross.
Diocletian
Constantine
Paul
Rule by 4 emperors.
oligarchy
monarchy
tetrarchy
He divided the Roman empire in two.
Constantine
Diocletian
Augustus
Constantine moved the capital from Rome to ...
Constantinople
Istanbul
Byzantium
A Greek word Romans used to describe people outside of the empire.
Germanic
Barbarians
Vikings
They sacked Rome.
Huns
Vandals
Visagoths
Attila led these fierce nomads from Asia.
Huns
Vandals
Visagoths
The year the Roman Empire ended.
A. D. 456
A. D. 466
A. D. 476
