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Stearns Homework – Chapter 4 pages 68-72
Section I - Outline: Answer the following sequential questions in COMPLETE SENTENCES.
Patterns of Greek and Roman History
- What were the Punic Wars?
- Describe the growth of the Roman republic under the Caesars.
- What religion did Constantine bring to the region?
- How did the new Mediterranean civilizations build on earlier cultures along the eastern Mediterranean and within the Greek islands?
Section II - Map Activity: Use the map to answer in COMPLETE SENTENCES.
Map 4.3 The Roman Empire from Augustus to 180 C.E. (page 71)
- What advantages did Rome’s geographic location give it?
- In order to create an empire and defend its borders, what would the Roman Empire need?
Section III - Vocabulary: Define the following key terms in the center column and then give a detailed description of their importance to World History.
Term / Definition / Significance1. Roman Republic
2. Punic wars
3. Carthage
4. Hannibal
5. Julius Caesar
6. Augustus Caesar
7. Diocletian
8. Constantine
Stearns Homework – Chapter 4 pages 73-75
Section I - Outline: Answer the following sequential questions in COMPLETE SENTENCES.
Greek and Roman Political Institutions
- How did the Roman Senate differ from direct democracy in Athens?
- What was the purpose of the “twelve tables”?
- Why was Christianity the only religion that was not tolerated in the Roman Empire?
Section II –Document Analysis: Answer the following questions in COMPLETE SENTENCES.
Document - Rome and a Values Crisis (page 83)
- What kind of objections to Greek learning is Cicero arguing against?
- Which of his arguments had the most lasting appeal to those who were reshaping Roman culture?
- Can you think of similar debates about foreign culture in other times and places in history?
- How would you use this document to reconstruct the debate Cicero was participating in and why it seemed important?
Section III - Vocabulary: Define the following key terms in the center column and then give a detailed description of their importance to World History.
Term / Definition / Significance1. Senate
2. Consuls
3. Cicero
Stearns Homework – Chapter 4 page 84 and Chapter 5 pages 96-100
Section I - Outline: Answer the following sequential questions in COMPLETE SENTENCES.
Toward the Fall of Rome
- Explain how the fall of Rome was fragmented, or not uniform.
- What are some of the areas that Greece/Rome influenced and were influenced by?
Decline and Fall in Rome
- How did political and economic life in the Roman Empire shift after 180 C.E.?
- What effect did the spread of disease have on the decline of Rome?
- What was the key to the process of decline in Rome?
- Who tried to stop the decline of Rome and how successful were they?
- What three zones was Rome divided into?
Section II - Map Activity: Use the map to answer in COMPLETE SENTENCES.
Maps 5.3 and 5.4 - (pages 98 and 99)
- Nomadic tribes converged mainly on the western part of the Roman Empire. Was this the cause or result of greater weakness in the West than in the East?
- What geographic features protected the Byzantine (east Roman) Empire from barbarian invasions?
Section III - Vocabulary: Define the following key terms in the center column and then give a detailed description of their importance to World History.
Term / Definition / Significance1. Byzantine Empire
2. Justinian
3. Augustine
4. Coptic
Stearns Homework – Chapter 5 pages 100-106
Section I - Outline: Answer the following sequential questions in COMPLETE SENTENCES.
- How was Christianity different from Buddhism?
- What reform movements sprang up with relation to the Christian religion?
- What was the message of Jesus and his disciples?
- Why was the spread of Christianity happening at such an opportune time?
- Explain the key tenet that involved the complex doctrine of the Trinity.
- How did Christianity promote a new culture among its followers?
- What role did monk play in early Christian history?
- After the Roman Empire fell, where did Christianity spread?
Section II - Vocabulary: Define the following key terms in the center column and then give a detailed description of their importance to World History.
Term / Definition / Significance1. Jesus of Nazareth
2. Paul
3. Pope
4. Benedict