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Classics 102 Exam 1 Study Guide Questions and answers latest update
Classics 102 Exam 1 Study Guide Questions and answers latest update
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Classics 102 Exam 1 Study Guide Questionsand answers latest update
Exemplarity - correct answers The idea that the stories being told act as
models and examples as to the ideals and concepts in Roman culture
Maps vs Chaps - correct answers Geography has the largest impact on
history and societal development, the people of the society have less
impact
509 BCE - correct answers Rome founded
390 BCE - correct answers The Gallic Sack. (Gauls- Traditional term for
nomadic Celtic tribes migrating around WEstern Europe) Gauls came
very close to destroying Rome, eventually stopped at Capitoline Hill.
450-449 BCE - correct answers Completion and immediate revision of
twelve tables
The Sabines - correct answers Integrated into Roman society by
Romulus, specifically the rape of the Sabine women
, Etruscans - correct answers Controlled a sophisticated maritime empire
Sant' Omobono - correct answers Temples: A Major site of trade,
cultural exchange in 7th-6th century BCE. A place where Romans,
Greeks, Etruscans met, worshipped, trade, and mingled. Etruscan style
temple, meant to attract trade and commerce from other regions.
Rooftop statues of Hercules and Minerva, possibly a welcome mat for
worshipers or foreign Gods.
Janus - correct answers God of doorways and beginnings, early King of
Rome(according to legend), father of Tiberinus (god of tiber river)
Twelve Tables - correct answers Basic laws of early Roman civilization
Livy - correct answers Wrote in 1st century BCE. Not a definite
trustworthy source, but his accounts are the earliest we have so we use
them.
Hannibal - correct answers Great leader who helped Carthage weaken
Rome. He marched all throughout Italy, winning many battles but not
attacking Rome. His goal was to destroy the Roman system of treaties
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