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WorksheetsCap. 6 Roma
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One of most powerful civilizations in history is ________.
Rome
Greece
Chinese
Where did one of the most powerful civilizations emerge?
Roma, Italy
All Italy
Venice, Italia
When did the Roman civilization emerge?
(a)
How long did the Roman occupation last?
3 centuries
3 years
3 days
Which continents included the Roman empire?
(a)
The Roman culture went through three different stages of government regimes:
(a)
Regime of Rome: Monarchy
System of government headed by a king or queen.
Is a word derived from Latin and refers to public affairs.
Political organization of a state that extends its dominion to other peoples and generally has power centered in an emperor.
Regime of Rome: Republic
System of government headed by a king or queen.
Is a word derived from Latin and refers to public affairs.
Political organization of a state that extends its dominion to other peoples and generally has power centered in an emperor.
Regime of Rome: Empire
System of government headed by a king or queen.
Is a word derived from Latin and refers to public affairs.
Political organization of a state that extends its dominion to other peoples and generally has power centered in an emperor.
The first government regimes of Rome:
Monarchy
Republic
Empire
The second government regimes of Rome:
Monarchy
Republic
Empire
The third government regimes of Rome:
Monarchy
Republic
Empire
The Monarchy era was divided into:
(a)
Patricians:
owned most of the land and controlled political, religious and military offices.
were peasants or artisans and did not own large properties.
were not considered to be people, but they were the property of their owners.
Patricians:
owned most of the land and controlled political, religious and military offices.
were peasants or artisans and did not own large properties.
were not considered to be people, but they were the property of their owners.
Plebeians:
owned most of the land and controlled political, religious and military offices.
were peasants or artisans and did not own large properties.
were not considered to be people, but they were the property of their owners.
Enslaved:
owned most of the land and controlled political, religious and military offices.
were peasants or artisans and did not own large properties.
were not considered to be people, but they were the property of their owners.
Government of monarchy regime: monarch
They were judge, priest, and head of the army. (elected by vote)
The advanced the laws and the candidates for kings.
Could approve or reject the appointment of the king who the senate proposed.
Government of monarchy regime: senate
They were judge, priest, and head of the army. (elected by vote)
The advanced the laws and the candidates for kings.
Could approve or reject the appointment of the king who the senate proposed.
Government of monarchy regime: curiae
They were judge, priest, and head of the army. (elected by vote)
The advanced the laws and the candidates for kings.
Could approve or reject the appointment of the king who the senate proposed.
oligarchy
Is a privileged minority group who made decisions and gained access to public positions.
Political power by a privileged class of nobles and the higher and wealthier social classes.
oligarchy
Is a privileged minority group who made decisions and gained access to public positions.
Political power by a privileged class of nobles and the higher and wealthier social classes.
Aristocracy
Is a privileged minority group who made decisions and gained access to public positions.
Political power by a privileged class of nobles and the higher and wealthier social classes.
A privileged minority group who made decisions and gained access to public positions.
Monarchy regime
Republic regime
Empire regime
Why did the plebians think it was unfair that patricians has more political right?
Because the plebians are conquests of the territories.
Because the plebians are hard working people.
Why did the plebians think it was unfair that patricians has more political right?
Because the plebians are conquests of the territories.
Because the plebians are hard working people.
During the time of the Republic, who made up the bulk of the Roman army?
patricians
plebeians
enslaved
How long did the plebian struggle take to achieve several reforms of civil, political, and religious equality?
2 years
2 centuries
1 year
1 century
What did these reforms allow the patricians to prevent?
Prevent social unrest from increasing and endangering.
Deaths
Wars
How many Punic Wars were there?
three wars
two wars
one war
forth wars
First Punic War
Rome took over the island of Sicily, Corsica, and Sardinia, turning them into Roman provinces.
The Carthaginian attempt at invading Rome was defeated.
Roman army invaded Carthage and made it a Roman province
Second Punic War
Rome took over the island of Sicily, Corsica, and Sardinia, turning them into Roman provinces.
The Carthaginian attempt at invading Rome was defeated.
Roman army invaded Carthage and made it a Roman province
Third Punic War
Rome took over the island of Sicily, Corsica, and Sardinia, turning them into Roman provinces.
The Carthaginian attempt at invading Rome was defeated.
Roman army invaded Carthage and made it a Roman province
The Punic Wars were in
Monarchy regime
Republic regime
Empire regime
triumvirates
Were alliances among three men who shared power for a period of time.
A person who governs a country in an authoritarian, controlled, and forceful manner,
Combatant who fought in the games of the Roman circus against other people or beast.
dictator
Were alliances among three men who shared power for a period of time.
A person who governs a country in an authoritarian, controlled, and forceful manner,
Combatant who fought in the games of the Roman circus against other people or beast.
gladiators
Were alliances among three men who shared power for a period of time.
A person who governs a country in an authoritarian, controlled, and forceful manner,
Combatant who fought in the games of the Roman circus against other people or beast.
Who formed the first triumvirate?
Caesar, Crassus and Pompey
Mark Antony, Lepidus and Octavian
Who formed the second triumvirate?
Caesar, Crassus and Pompey
Mark Antony, Lepidus and Octavian
Who prevailed in the first triumvirate?
Julius Caesar
Octavian
Augustus
Mark Antony
Who prevailed in the second triumvirate?
Julius Caesar
Octavian
Augustus
Mark Antony
The senate gave him the title of Augustus, that implied the end of the Republic.
false
true
The senate gave him the title of Caesar, that implied the end of the Republic.
false
true
In which century does the regime of the Republic end?
44 B.C.
27 B.C.
20 B.C.
Who was appointed sole rule in 27 B.C.?
Octavian Augustus
Julius Caesar
The senate
The Augustus mean
(a)
On what did Octavian Augustus base his power?
In cavalry (caballería)
In religious
In political
On what did Octavian Augustus base his power?
In cavalry (caballería)
In religious
In political
Citizenship
Status granted to a citizen with in an organized community.
Military unit composed of a multitude of Roman soldiers.
Families that retained power for long periods emerged in Rome.
Absence of government or control of public power.
Were their personal guard.
Legions
Status granted to a citizen with in an organized community.
Military unit composed of a multitude of Roman soldiers.
Families that retained power for long periods emerged in Rome.
Absence of government or control of public power.
Were their personal guard.
Dynasty
Status granted to a citizen with in an organized community.
Military unit composed of a multitude of Roman soldiers.
Families that retained power for long periods emerged in Rome.
Absence of government or control of public power.
Were their personal guard.
Anarchy
Status granted to a citizen with in an organized community.
Military unit composed of a multitude of Roman soldiers.
Families that retained power for long periods emerged in Rome.
Absence of government or control of public power.
Were their personal guard.
Praetorians
Status granted to a citizen with in an organized community.
Military unit composed of a multitude of Roman soldiers.
Families that retained power for long periods emerged in Rome.
Absence of government or control of public power.
Were their personal guard.
Pax romana
An expression that refers to the internal and external stability that the empire achieved, which favored commercial exchange between cities and allowed art and science to flourish.
Combatant who fought in the games of the Roman circus against other people or beasts.
Was also established, which was the distribution of power among four people.
Term based on a Greek word meaning "foreigners". Romans used it to name all the peoples located outside their borders.
Gladiators
An expression that refers to the internal and external stability that the empire achieved, which favored commercial exchange between cities and allowed art and science to flourish.
Combatant who fought in the games of the Roman circus against other people or beasts.
Was also established, which was the distribution of power among four people.
Term based on a Greek word meaning "foreigners". Romans used it to name all the peoples located outside their borders.
Tetrarchy
An expression that refers to the internal and external stability that the empire achieved, which favored commercial exchange between cities and allowed art and science to flourish.
Combatant who fought in the games of the Roman circus against other people or beasts.
Was also established, which was the distribution of power among four people.
Term based on a Greek word meaning "foreigners". Romans used it to name all the peoples located outside their borders.
Barbarians
An expression that refers to the internal and external stability that the empire achieved, which favored commercial exchange between cities and allowed art and science to flourish.
Combatant who fought in the games of the Roman circus against other people or beasts.
Was also established, which was the distribution of power among four people.
Term based on a Greek word meaning "foreigners". Romans used it to name all the peoples located outside their borders.
Name four thing Octavian Augustus built.
(a)
What were the three stage of Roman Empire?
(a)
The period of Roma's greatest splendor due to its domination over Mediterranean Sea.
High empire
The crisis of the 3 century
Lower empire
In this period there were political instability, the end of expansion of the empire and the pressure of the barbarian peoples.
High empire
The crisis of the 3 century
Lower empire
The barbarians ended with de Roman empire.
High empire
The crisis of the 3 century
Lower empire
How long did the High Empire last?
27 B.C. and 235 A.D.
30 B.C. and 236 A.D.
50 B.C. and 1 A.D
What happened during High Empire?
(a)
When the dynasty occurs?
High empire
The crisis of the 3rd century
Lower empire
When the tetrarchy occurs?
High empire
The crisis of the 3rd century
Lower empire
Mark the dynasties:
Julio- Claudian
Octavian Augustus
Flavian
Antonine
Severan
What was the crisis of 3rd century?
Political instability
The end of the expansion of the empire
The pressure of the barbarian people
Maximum expansion
What happened in 476?
(a)
Emperor Diocletian divided into two regions: ________ empire and the _________ empire.
(a)
