North west, north east, south west, south east 

1.      Mythical founders of Ancient Rome

  Anno Domini (In the year of our lord) Modern Times

    A change to the U.S. Constitution

Before the Common Era, Ancient Times

  A conflict between British soldiers and colonists where many colonists were killed 

  An event where colonists threw British imported tea into the Boston Harbor to protest the high tax on tea

1.      People from the country of Carthage in Northern Africa

    A written grant by a country's ruler, by which an institution such as a company, college, city, or colony is created and its rights and privileges defined

     A principle of the federal government, according to the U.S. Constitution, that allows each branch of government to limit the power of the other branches

     A body of people living in a new territory but retaining ties with the parent state

  A pamphlet published by Thomas Paine who encouraged the colonists to break away from England

The part of government responsible for making federal laws, comprised of the House of Representatives and the Senate

1.      One of two elected officials who ruled the Roman Republic

 Large land mass, 7 in total

 The document that split the colonies from England and started the United States of America

  A form of government where people share power 

1.      A ruler who takes power by force. Also called a tyrant

1.      Roman emperor responsible for spreading Christianity 

A time of philosophy after the Renaissance that emphasized reason and individualism rather than tradition. Major players were Locke, Hobbes, Roseau, Montesquieu, and Descartes

 The Longest amount of time

 A A section of time, usually longer than a century. Several make up an era.

1.      A part of the U.S. government made of the President and their cabinet of advisors

1.      Medieval social structure that benefitted kings and nobles

The “lower house” of Congress, states get a certain amount of representatives based on their population, 435 members

   The American Patriots' name for a series of punishing laws passed by the British Parliament in 1774 after the Boston Tea party

 A part of the U.S. government made of the Supreme Court

 Imaginary horizontal lines on a map that measure temperature

 A part of the U.S. government made of Congress

 Thomas Hobbes’ ideal government, a harsh and absolute ruler

  Imaginary vertical lines on a map that measure time

   The first document that limited a king’s power and emphasized rule of law

  A governing document that the pilgrims created which bound them to living in a civil society 

The wealthy, ruling class of Ancient Rome, 5% of the population

1.    A section of time that includes an important event

1.      Middle and lower class citizens of Ancient Rome, 95% of the population

 Rule by the people

Information from the event, like a diary or eyewitness report

1.      A series of wars between Romans(people of Rome) and Carthaginians

 cultural rebirth, where classical ideas reemerged and art, science, and philosophy flourished. From 15^thc CE to Mid 18^thc CE 

1.      A form of government where the power is held by the people and their elected representatives 

1.      A person who believes in the republic style of government

 A concept that those who govern are bound by the laws; no one is above the law

1.      A ratio which compares a measurement on a map to the actual distance between locations identified on the map

  Something that interprets primary sources, like a newspaper

  The “upper house” of Congress, each state gets two members, 100 members

  A member of the Roman Senate

 The practice or system of owning slaves 

The absolute power in the land

 Absolute chaos and complete freedom

1.      A mountain range on the Northeastern boundary of Italy 

English Philosopher that believed humans needed an absolute ruler 

The trade route from Africa to the Americas to Europe and back to Africa on which slaves and goods were traded

1.      The first written Roman Laws, written down so that Patricians could not change them at will