Geography
Government
Empire!!!
Pompeii
Culture
100

The Mountain range protecting Rome

Apennine Mountains

100

Ruled by a king

Monarchy 

100

This emperor is known for burning Christians as his own personal candles. 

Nero

100

What natural disaster destroyed Pompeii?

A volcanic eruption 

100

What language did ancient Romans commonly speak?

Latin

200

The sea that allowed Rome to trade and become an empire

The Mediterranean Sea

200

Ruled by the people and elected officials 

Republic 

200

This emperor is known for his cruelty as well as murdering his mother, stepbrother, wife, and girlfriend. 

Caligula 

200

True or False: The volcanic eruption froze everyone in statues of ash and stone.

True 

200

What fighters battled for entertainment in Roman arenas?

Gladiators 

300

The homes of the Romans were built upon

The Hills

300

Ruled by a singular person in power

Empire

300

This emperor was betrayed by his best friend, stabbed 23 times by The Liberators. 

Julius Caesar 

300

What mountain erupted? 

Mt. Vesuvius 

300

What is a Roman floor or wall picture made from small pieces called?

Mosaic 

400

Mild winters, Hot Summers created ______

Great farming environment

400

The death of __________________ ended the Roman Republic

Julius Caesar 

400

This guy spoke at Caesar's funeral then went with his boo thing, Cleopatra. 

Marc Anthony

400

In which modern-day country was Pompeii located?

Italy 

400

Why did emperors sponsor public games and spectacles?

To entertain the public, gain popularity, and display power.

500

What river flows through Rome?

Tiber River

500
What system made sure no one held too much power. 

The Republic/Checks and Balances 

500

“Veni, Vidi, Vici" means. 

I came, I saw, I conquered. 

500

Why was the eruption so dangerous to people in Pompeii?

Ash, falling debris, and fast-moving hot volcanic flows threatened lives.

500

How did Roman culture reflect influences from conquered peoples?

Romans adopted and adapted ideas in religion, art, architecture, and customs, especially from the Greeks.

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