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Review for Chapter 1 Test Roman Civilization Review for Chapter 1 Test

Life in Ancient Rome Augustus Ruled 27 B.C. to A.D. 14 Created a professional army with a elite guard Conquered new territories Rebuilt Rome- boasted – brick to marble Fed the poor- kept fat and happy-grain from Africa Revamped taxes Appointed Proconsul Rise to power Extra info

Vocabulary to know Constantine Colosseum Justinian Christianity Pax Romana Byzantine Empire Mosaics Latin Hadrian Regent

Life after Augustus No Roman Law for succession Next 4 Rulers were not all good leaders Tiberius-moods and no new conquests Caligula-brain fever, conspiracies, murdered by own guard, part-time ruler- shows- money Claudius-placed Nero on the thrown, expanded Rome to Brittan Nero- What an artist dies with me

Next series of Rulers The Five Good Rulers Nerva, Trajan, Hadrian, Antoninus Pius, Marcus Aurelius Click here to learn more!

Roman Culture Copied Greek statues-showed imperfections, balding, wrinkles

Roman Culture Used Greek style porches called colonnades Created Arches and domes Roman Concrete

Roman Literature Based on Greek Works Virgil writes Aeneid Aeneas

Roman Literature Horace- wrote satires (poking fun at human weaknesses) and odes (or poems All of the written works in Latin still influences us today

Roman Science and Engineering Galen-Galen's most important discovery was that arteries carry blood, not air. Started the taking of one’s pulse. Ptolemy- mapped over 1,000 stars, mapped the known world- Columbus used his maps in the 1400s

Roman Science and Engineering

Roman Religion and Philosophy Seneca and Epictetus- Stoicism- encouraged Romans to live practical Greek and Roman Gods

Click here to learn more about Roman Life!

Know this Question! How did the location of Constantinople help it grow wealthy and prosperous? Page 157- give several examples