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    THIS

    IS

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    With

    Host...

    Your

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    100 100 100 100 100 100

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    End of the

    Western

    Empire

    Legacy of

    Roman Art

    Architecture &

    Engineering

    Language and

    Writing

    Philosophy,

    Law, &

    Citizenship

    Anything

    Goes

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    This event marked the end ofthe ancient world

    A 100

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    The fall of the western empire

    A 100

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    This was one way in whichRome was suffering from

    economic and social

    problems

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    Huge taxes, unemployment,corruption, crime

    A 200

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    This is what happened to theeastern empire after the fall of

    the western empire

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    It became the ByzantineEmpire and thrived for

    another 1,000 years

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    This was one reason whyRome was suffering from

    political instability

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    They never figured out howto transfer power peacefully

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    This was the year that the lastRoman emperor in the west

    was thrown out

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    476

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    Roman sculptures, busts, andstatues were heavily

    influenced by the Greeks in

    this way

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    They were extremely lifelike

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    Greco-Roman art made amajor comeback during this

    time period

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    The Renaissance (1500s)

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    This is an example of this type of

    Roman art

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    Cameo

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    This is an example of this

    type of Roman art

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    Frescoe

    B 400

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    This is an example of this

    type of Roman art

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    Bust

    B 500

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    This is the trademark of

    Roman architecture seen here

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    Roman Arch

    C 100

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    This development of Roman

    architecture made it possible to

    build domes

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    Vaults

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    This is the Roman architecturaldevelopment seen here

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    Dome

    C 300

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    DAILY

    DOUBLE

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    The Romans had perfected a

    system of making these using

    sand, gravel, and pavingstones, of which they built

    over 50,000 miles worth

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    Roads

    C 400

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    The Romans were the first towidely use this building

    material, making it possible

    to build higher than before

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    Concrete (cement)

    C 500

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    Romans spoke this language

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    Latin

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    The Roman language becamethe basis for these three

    languages

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    Spanish, Italian, and French

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    Latin has influenced theEnglish language this way

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    English contains many Latinroots and prefixes

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    E Pluribus Unum is anexample of one of these that

    is still used today

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    Latin Proverbs

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    These are the values of thefollowing Roman numerals:

    L, X, M, D, V, I, C

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    50, 10, 1,000, 500, 5, 1, 100

    D 500

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    This was the name of aphilosophy that was popular

    among the wealthy citizens of

    Rome

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    Stoicism

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    Stoics believed that youshould have these

    characteristics

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    Good character, self control, and

    courage

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    Romans believed in this typeof law

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    The universal law of justice

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    The term natural lawsimply means this

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    That people are born with

    certain rights

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    Roman citizens had all of

    these things in common

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    They all obeyed the same

    laws, had the same rights, and

    owed allegiance to Rome

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    Rome was sacked for the first

    time in this year

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    410

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    The fact that Romes enormous

    size was hard to defend, and

    barbarians were invading refers

    to Romes problem with this

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    Weakening frontiers

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    This is an example of one of

    Romes feats of engineering

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    Aqueduct

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    Romes empire in the east was

    located in this city

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    Constantinople

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    These were the barbarians

    who sacked Rome the first

    time

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    Visigoths

    F 500

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    The Final Jeopardy Category is:

    Please record your wager.

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    A singer who traveled, sang andplayed a musical instrument.

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    What is a minstrel?

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