The 7 Kings
This legendary founder and first king of Rome was said to be raised by a she-wolf.
Romulus
Romulus and Remus were said to have been raised by this animal.
She-wolf
This wealthy, noble class held most of the power in early Rome. AKA "Fathers of the State"
Patricians
This was the seventh and final king of Rome, known for his cruelty.
Tarquin the Proud/
Lucius Tarquin/
Tarquinius Superbus
This person was the head of the family in early Rome.
The Father
This peaceful second king was very religious.
Numa Pompilius
753 B.C.
This term describes Rome's common people, who had far fewer rights than patricians. AKA "The multitude"
Plebeians
This woman took her own life after the son of Tarquin was horrible to her. Junius Brutus vowed to avenge her death.
Lucretia
A historian who lived in the 100s BC
This third king was known for stopping a major battle and instead having 3 Roman brothers fight 3 Latin brothers.
Tullus Hostilius
Romulus killed his twin brother in a fight over this.
The wall of Rome. (Remus made fun of the wall Romulus was building.)
This group of old men helped guide the king make decisions for Rome.
The Senate
This man led the revolt against the king and became one of Rome's first consuls.
Junius Brutus
This building, improved by Tarquin, was the political and social heart of the city.
The Forum
This king built Rome's first bridge over the Tiber (Pons Sublicius) and founded the port city of Ostia.
Ancus Marcius
This is how Roman men first got their wives.
Romulus hosted a big party. During the party, he gave the signal. Every Roman grabbed a woman and took them back to Rome.
1. Chief priest
2. Chief ruler
3. Chief general
The name of the prophetess that Junius Brutus visited with the sons of Tarquin.
Delphi
This type of government formed in Rome after the Tarquins were banished.
Republic
This Roman king made improvements to the Roman Forum, started the wall around Rome, built sewers, and started the Circus Maximus.
Tarquin
Romans looked to these certain people to get wisdom and fortune telling before big decisions.
Augurs
The Latin term for chief priest.
Lucretia's husband. One of the first 2 consuls of Rome.
(Lucius) Collatinus
These are the 7 hills of Rome.
Palatine Viminal
Aventine Esquiline
Capitoline Caelian
Quirinal