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Whose reign began the Pax Romana?
Augustus (Octavian)
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What crops were grown in Rome?
wheat, olives, grapes
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What is a census?
a count of people
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What is currency?
A system of money that does not change much in value over time.
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What is one of Rome's great ENGINEERING legacies?
roads that connected the empire, aqueducts
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What is the value of L in Roman Numerals?
50
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What is an aqueduct?
A channel that moves water over land.
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Which emperor began the long period of peace and prosperity of Rome known as the Pax Romana?
Augustus (Octavian)
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Roman numeral C
100
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What is XIV
14
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About how long did the Pax Romana last?
200 years
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What are examples of romance languages?
French, Spanish
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What sea is the Roman Empire next to?
The Mediterranean Sea
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What does Pax Romana mean?
Roman Peace
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What was the Roman language?
latin
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What river runs through the city of Rome?
Tiber
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What was the road called that gave Rome access to China and central Asia?
The Silk Road
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What is X + V
15
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What does it mean if an emperor is "deified" after death?
declared to be a god
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A structure that carries water across a long distance over land
aqueduct
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What were the benefits of Romans making roads?
transport soldiers quickly, increased communication, more trade, supplied food quicker etc.
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Could slaves hold jobs like doctors and teachers?
yes!
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Which group of people did the Empire rely to farm the land?
Salves and poor laborers
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Why was Nero considered a bad emperor?
He killed without reason and persecuted Christians
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Who is NOT an emperor of the Roman Empire?
Nero
Tiberius
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Augustus
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Where is Rome located?
Italy
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What are some examples of Roman architecture?
aqueducts, baths, temples, stadiums, roads etc.
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Roman numeral IV
4
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