Grade 11 End Of Term Review

2. A Roman general and dictator who played a key role in Rome’s transition from republic to empire.
6. Byzantine emperor famous for his legal code.
11. Religion founded by Muhammad in Arabia.
13. The eastern continuation of the Roman Empire after the fall of the west.
16. The holy book of Christians.
18. A common citizen of ancient Rome.
19. A term Romans used for outside tribes who invaded Roman territory.
20. Famous church built in Constantinople under Justinian.
21. An empire in India known for advances in science and arts.
22. A large unit of the Roman army.
23. The religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.
26. A member of the wealthy upper class in early Rome.
28. An Indian empire established by Chandragupta Maurya.
29. Capital city of the Byzantine Empire.
30. The event marking the end of the Western Roman Empire in 476 CE.
32. The holy book of Islam.
34. The first emperor of Rome who established the Roman Empire.
35. A Muslim place of worship.
36. The city that became the center of Russian power after Kievan Rus.

1. The prince who converted Kievan Rus to Christianity.
3. The art and science of building structures, e.g., aqueducts, arches, and amphitheaters.
4. A structure built to carry water to Roman cities.
5. Roman emperor who tried to save the empire by dividing it into two parts.
7. A long period of peace and stability in the Roman Empire.
8. The basic religious duties required of Muslims.
9. A West African empire known for trade and the city of Timbuktu.
10. A powerful dynasty in China known for inventions and trade expansion.
12. Roman emperor who legalized Christianity.
14. A rise in prices and decrease in the value of money.
15. A government in which citizens elect leaders to make decisions.
17. A religious and political leader in Islam.
21. A defensive wall built in China to protect against invasions.
22. The language of the Romans.
24. The public square and center of Roman political life.
25. A follower of Jesus who spread his teachings.
27. A federation of Slavic peoples in Eastern Europe influenced by Byzantine culture.
31. A picture or design made from small pieces of stone or glass.
33. The city where Roman civilization began.