Goals: Pretests and Tests Classwork/ Study Guides Grading Policy Overhaul Essential Questions



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Goals:

  1. Pretests and Tests

  2. Classwork/ Study Guides

  3. Grading Policy Overhaul

Essential Questions:

  1. Impact of Religion

  2. Societies Interact

  3. Achievements Influence us today

  4. Societies Organize Themselves

Name________________

Class Period________________



Eng-Social Studies

Guide for Chapter 1 – The Legacy of the Roman Empire

Goal: To understand that the Roman Empire’s achievements continue to influence our society today.



    1. Introduction



  1. Roman law, Roman ________, and Roman ________ ________ were things that all 50 million Romans shared in common.

  2. The Roman Empire spanned the Mediterranean world, from Northern Africa to the _________ border, from _________ to Syria.

*What does the expression “all roads lead to Rome” mean about the reach of the Roman Empire?

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

*How does the picture of the Pantheon and the United States Capitol building show that Rome lives on even though the Roman Empire no longer exists?

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________



1.2 The End of the Roman Empire in the West

Problems in the Late Empire

Political Instability

  1. Rome never solved the problem of how to _________ transfer _________ _______ to a new leader.

  2. Political rivals with independent armies _______ each other for the emperor’s crown.

  3. Often, the _________ guard would choose leaders who would reward them.

Economic and social problems

  1. To finance Rome’s huge armies, its citizens had to pay _____ ______. This drove people into poverty and hurt trade.

  2. ______________ was a serious problem. Wealthy landowners used ______ and cheap ________ to work their large estates.

  3. Workers fled to the city to look for work, but there were not enough _____ for everyone.

  4. Emperors such as _________ and ____________ wasted large amounts of money.

  5. A rise in ______ made the empire’s cities and ______ unsafe.

Weakening frontiers

  1. The _________ size of the empire made it hard to defend.

  2. ________ tribes were pressing hard on the western borders of the empire. They were eventually recruited into the Roman army, but had little _______ to Rome.

The Fall of Rome

  1. The emperor Constantine moved the capital of the Roman Empire _____ miles east to the ancient city of ____________. He renamed the city ______________.

  2. Istanbul, _________ is the modern location of Constantinople.

  3. After Constantine’s reign, power was divided between two emperors, one in _________ and one in __________.

  4. In _____ C.E. the last Emperor of Rome was driven from his throne and the Western Roman Empire dissolved into separate _________.

  5. The Eastern Roman Empire continued for another ________ years. The Eastern Roman Empire was called the ____________ Empire, after Byzantium, the original name of its capital city.



Cause


Effect

  1. Political Instability

*No formal way to pick a ruler

*Praetorian Guard picked the emperor


*Rivals battled each other for control

*_____________________________________


  1. Economic and Social Problems

*Heavy taxes

*Unemployment

*Wasteful spending by Emperors


*_____________________________________

*_____________________________________

*_____________________________________



  1. Weakening Frontiers

*Empire was huge

*Germanic tribes joined Roman Legions


*_____________________________________

*_____________________________________



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