Roman Government
Roman Society
Rome Expands
Problems in the Republic
Julius Caesar
100

These were the two Roman leaders who served for one year.

What are the Consuls?

100

These were wealthy and powerful Romans.

Who were the Patricians?

100

This military force helped Rome conquer and control more land.

What is the Roman army?

100

What happened to many small Roman farmers as wealthy Romans bought larger farms?

They struggled to compete and make a living.

100

This Roman general conquered much of Gaul.

Who is Julius Caesar?

200

This powerful group advised the government and helped make important decisions.

What is the Senate?

200

These were common Romans, including farmers, workers, and soldiers.

Who were the Plebeians?

200

Rome fought this civilization in three major wars called the Punic Wars.

What is Carthage?

200

What was one major result of Rome conquering more land?

Rome became much wealthier and brought in more enslaved people.

200

Caesar was held hostage by who?

What are Pirates or Terrorists or Enemies of the State

300

These officials protected the rights of Plebeians.

What are Tribunes?

300

Plebeians fought for this because they wanted a greater voice in Roman government.

What are more rights and political power?

300

This famous Carthaginian general crossed the Alps with elephants.

Who is Hannibal?

300

Why did the gap between rich and poor grow larger in Rome?

Wealthy Romans gained more land and money while many small farmers struggled.

300

Caesar crossed this river with his army, beginning a civil war.

What is the Rubicon River

400

This word means to say "no" to a government decision.

What is a veto?

400

Name one right Roman citizens had.

What is voting or participating in government?

400

Rome's victory over Carthage helped Rome become this in the Mediterranean.

What is the strongest power?

400

Why were powerful Roman generals dangerous to the Republic?

Soldiers became loyal to their generals, giving those generals the power to challenge the government.

400

Caesar eventually became this, giving him enormous power over Rome.

What is dictator for life?

500

During an emergency, Rome could give this leader extra power to deal with the crisis.

What is a dictator?

500

Name one responsibility Roman citizens had.

What is serving in the army or helping Rome?

500

Explain how Rome's expansion could be both good and bad for Rome.

Rome became wealthier and more powerful, but expansion also increased inequality, brought more enslaved people, and hurt many small farmers.

500

How did Rome’s expansion help create problems for the Republic?

Expansion brought wealth and enslaved people, hurt small farmers, increased inequality, and helped powerful generals gain influence.

500

Caesar was assassinated in 44 BCE by a group of senators. Name TWO of the men involved.

Who were Brutus and Cassius

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