History Final PDF

6.10- 1.​ Why, even apart from the 3rd century, was Roman succession so frequently determined not by law, but by murder or war? 2.​ Why was Christianity such a profound disrupter of the Roman world? 3.​ Why would Augustine make Cincinnatus weep? 6.1-6.9 4.​ How did topography...

6.10- 1.​ Why, even apart from the 3rd century, was Roman succession so frequently determined not by law, but by murder or war? 2.​ Why was Christianity such a profound disrupter of the Roman world? 3.​ Why would Augustine make Cincinnatus weep? 6.1-6.9 4.​ How did topography/geography affect Roman civilization 5.​ What are the three main groupings of War during Roman Republic Expansion? 6.​ What specific military developments did Marius bring to Rome? 7.​ Explain why it is difficult to establish the end of the Roman Republic. refer to multiple specific problems/people/events. 8.​ How did Roman Republican expansion contribute to civil unrest in the Republic. refer to multiple specific problems/people/events. 5.10-5.12 9.​ Who were the two formerly “uncivilized” areas of the Aegean that rose to prominence in the 4th century BC? 10.​How did formerly those “uncivilized” portions of the Aegean rise to prominence in the 4th century BC? 11.​Name the kingdoms that resulted from Alexander the Great’s death 12.​Making references to specific individuals, explain how the peloponnesian was affected art and literature in athens 5.1-5.9 ​ 13.​How did the Helots become part of Spartan society? 14.​Why did Darius attack the Greeks? 15.​What was the name of the persian empire over which Darius, Cyrus, and Xerxes ruled? 16.​How did the governments of Sparta and Athens differ? Topics 1.​ Rome and Christianity 2.​ Fall of Rome 3.​ Maccabean Revolt 4.​ Rome generally a.​ Roman military concerns: win, gain wealth and power, instill terror b.​ Values: pietas, fides, gravitas, auctoritas, Romanitas, mos maiorum 5.​ Punic wars