A form of religious worship

A payment made as a sign of submission to another state or ruler

A type of government

A cultural festival

The enforcement of a single religion by law

The permission by law or government of the exercise of religions other than an established religion

The prohibition of all religious practices

The promotion of atheism

Rule by a single monarch

Rule by a small group, generally of wealthy men

Rule by the military

Rule by the entire population

A system where power is held by a king

A system where power is given to the populous and political decisions are made based on the will of the people

A system where power is held by religious leaders

A system where power is held by a dictator

A free citizen

A peasant/serf bound to the land and under the control of the state

A member of the ruling class

A foreign diplomat

Zeus

Athena

Apollo

Hera

Roman, Egyptian, and Asian cultures

Greek, Egyptian, and Asian cultures

Greek, Roman, and Persian cultures

Egyptian, Persian, and Indian cultures

A system where a king rules with absolute power

A system where people elect representatives to make policies

A system where religious leaders make all decisions

A system where the military controls the government

The lower class

The upper class

Foreigners

Slaves

the priest class of Roman society

upper class of Roman society

commoner social class of Roman society

a cadet at a military school

government officials are held to a higher standard than ordinary citizens.

government officials are above the law, and they can act outside the law.

government officials can make up laws that suit themselves

government officials are not above the law, nor can they act outside the law.

Greek for "Roman Pact"; a period of cooperation in Europe and the Mediterranean world.

Roman for "Roman Contract"; a period of religious purges in Europe and the Mediterranean world.

Latin for “Roman Peace"; a long period of peace in Europe and the Mediterranean world.

Persian for "Romans die"; a period of military conflict in Europe and the Mediterranean world.

Greek code of laws that stated that citizens were “equal under the law” and “innocent until proven guilty”, among other laws.

Greek code of laws that stated that citizens were “unequal under the law” and “guilty until proven innocent”, among other laws.

Roman code of laws that stated that citizens were “equal under the law” and “innocent until proven guilty”, among other laws.

Roman code of laws that stated that citizens were “unequal under the law” and “guilty until proven innocent”, among other laws.

homies

Savior

Messiah

Leader

King