Ancient China and Ancient Rome
Across
- 1. - Influential Chinese philosopher who emphasized ethics, family, and social harmony.
- 3. - The political system in Rome before it became an empire.
- 5. - Roman engineering marvel used to transport water across great distances.
- 7. - Dynasty known for its cultural and technological advancements, including the Silk Road.
- 9. - Chinese philosophy that emphasizes living in harmony with the Dao or "the Way."
- 11. - Standard Roman silver coin used in trade and commerce.
- 12. - Architectural feature perfected by the Romans and used in aqueducts and buildings.
- 15. - Roman goddess of love, beauty, and fertility.
- 16. - The supreme ruler of both ancient Rome and imperial China.
- 17. - Famous Roman general and statesman who declared himself dictator and was assassinated in 44 BCE.
- 19. - Iconic Roman amphitheater where gladiator games and spectacles were held.
- 20. - Artwork made from small pieces of stone or glass, popular in Roman homes.
- 22. Tables - The foundation of Roman law written in the Republic era.
- 23. - The river flowing through Rome, central to its founding and history.
Down
- 2. - The direction associated with the region the Great Wall of China was built to defend.
- 4. - A critical Chinese invention that helped with navigation.
- 6. - The first emperor of a unified China who began construction of the Great Wall.
- 8. - Traditional Roman garment draped over the shoulders and body.
- 10. - Material invented in China and essential for writing and record-keeping.
- 11. - A ruling family in ancient China that passed power from one generation to another.
- 13. - Confucian virtue of respect and obedience towards one's parents and elders.
- 14. - The public square in ancient Rome, a center of political and social activity.
- 18. Road - Famous trade route connecting China to Europe during the Han dynasty.
- 19. - A horse-drawn vehicle used in warfare and races in both Rome and China.
- 21. Cotta - Statues of soldiers created to protect the tomb of China's first emperor.