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Final Jeopardy

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$100 Byzantium

What is the capitol of the Byzantine Empire?

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Constantinople

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$200 Question Byzantium

Which Emperor moved the Capitol of Rome East to Constantinople?

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Emperor Constantine

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$300 Question Byzantium

What continent was Constantinople located on?

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Europe

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$400 Question Byzantium

How invaded Constantinople in 1453, which led to the end of the Byzantine Empire?

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$400 Answer Byzantium

The Ottoman Turks

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$500 Question Byzantium

What city was the center of the Eastern Orthodox Church?

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$500 Answer Byzantium

Constantinople

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$100 Question Roman Republic

What year was the Roman Republic Founded?

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$100 Answer Roman Republic

The Republic was founded in 509 B.C

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$200 Question Roman Republic

A ______________is a government in which citizens have the right to vote and elect officials.

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$200 Roman Republic

A Republic

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$300 Question Roman Republic

What were Rome’s elected officials called?

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$300 Roman Republic

The Senate (or Senators)

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$400 Question Roman Republic

How did the Roman Republic define citizenship?

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$400 Answer Roman Republic

Citizens could elect officials and representatives

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$500 Question Roman Republic

These men controlled the treasury (the money) and the laws.Most of them were members of wealthy families.

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Senators

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$100 Question Emperors

Which emperor endedThe Roman Republic?

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$100 Answer Emperors

Julius Caesar

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$200 Question Emperors

Who was Rome’s second Emperor?

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Augustus/ Octavian Caesar

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$300 Question Emperors

Under which emperor did the Pax Romana begin?

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Augustus/Octavian Caesar

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$400 Question Emperor

The Pax Romana ended when this emperor died.

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$400 Answer Emperors

Marcus Aurelius

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$500 Question Emperors

This emperor divided the roman Empire in two (an eastern and Western empire).

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Diocletian

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$100 Question Pax Romana

What does Pax Romana mean?

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$100 Answer Pax Romana

Roman Peace

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$200 Question Pax Romana

How long did the Pax Romana last?

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$200 Answer Pax Romana

The Pax Romana lasted 200 years

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$300 Question Pax Romana

Building projects that are built by the government that everyone in society can use is called__________.

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$300 Answer Pax Romana

Public Works Projects

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$400 Question Pax Romana

This was built in 70 A.D and was used for entertaining the people of Rome.

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$400 Answer Pax Romana

The Coliseum

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This emperor was adopted by Nerva and under his reign the empire reached its greatest size; he also built bridges, roads and helped the poor.

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$500 Answer Pax Romana

Trajan (A.D 98-117)

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$100 Question Random

This structure was built to bring Fresh drinking water to Rome. You can still visit it today.

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The Roman Aqueducts

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$200 Question Random

This language was the officialLanguage of ancient Rome.It is the root of all “RomanceLanguages.”

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Latin

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$300 Question Random

What is Ms. Tolles’ number 1 classRule?

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Treat everyone with Respect

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$400 Question Random

Who was the founder of the city of Rome?

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Romulus

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$500 Question Random

What effect did Julius Caesar'sSeizure of power have on the Roman political System?

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It marked the Transition from A republic to Empire.

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Final Jeopardy

What is Rome renowned for? Why do we study Rome

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Final Jeopardy Answer

Lots of Answers!!