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Rome Study Guide

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What did Diocletian do when he took power in A.D. 284?He introduced reforms and divided the empire into four parts
What did the scientist Ptolemy study?The stars and planets
What term refers to the period of peace and prosperity in the Roman Empire that began with the rule of Augustus and lasted approximately 200 years?Pax Romana
The Western Roman Empire reached its largest size under which emperor’s rule?Trajan
At its height, what did the Western Roman Empire include?the territory surrounding the Mediterranean Sea, including Britain and part of Mesopotamia
What did Galen emphasized the importance of?studying body structure.
Both Diocletian and Constantine introduced reforms that …regulated or controlled what jobs people had.
What was the primary language of the Western Roman Empire?Latin
The empress Theodora helped women do what?gain more rights
What helped unify the Roman Empire?Common education beliefs
How did Roman statues differ from Greek statues?Roman statues were more realistic than Greek statues..
What became the official religion of Rome?Christianity
The large arena built by the Romans that could hold approximately 60,000 people was called...Colosseum
A very influential legal code of the Byzantine Empire was called the ...The Justinian Code
According to Legend, Rome was founded by ...Romulus
What city became the capital of the Byzantine Empire?Constantinople
What was the church in the Byzantine Empire called?Eastern Orthodox
In 395 A.D., what did Emperor Theodosius do to the Roman Empire?He divided it into two separate empires.
In the Eastern Orthodox church, icons were …once forbidden
One important factor that helped Constantinople become a major trade city was ...location
The Romans borrowed ideas in art and architecture from the...Greeks
The large church located in Constantinople that became the religious center of the Byzantine Empire was called ...The Hagia Sophia
The Roman art form that made pictures from small pieces of colored glass or stone is known as...mosaics
What were the three reasons for the fall of Rome?Increasing crime and poverty, wealthy citizens refused to pay taxes, and dishonest and corrupt Roman rulers.


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