Roman Geography and Origins
Christianity
Roman Republic
Roman Empire/Han Comparison
Fall of Rome
100

This river flows through the city of Rome

What is the Tiber River?

100

This person is considered to be the central figure of Christianity

Who is Jesus of Nazareth?

100

The lower class people of Rome who had little political power in the early Republic?

Who were the Plebeians?

100

The first emperor of Rome who wrote his Divine Deeds

Who is Augustus?

100

The rise of this new belief system shifted focus from traditional Roman values, in turn weakening unity and power throughout the Roman Empire

What is Christianity?
200

This sea lies to the south of the Italian Peninsula

What is the Mediterranean Sea?

200

This Roman emperor persecuted Christians in the early days of the Roman Empire

Who was Nero?

200

The body of government that was made up of wealthy landowners and held significant power in the Roman Republic

What is the Senate?

200

The name of the structure in Rome that was used for gladiatorial contests and public spectacles

What is the Colosseum?

200

Series of migrations and attacks on Rome by groups such as the Huns, Vandals and Visigoths

What are Barbarian Invasions?

300

This mountain range runs along the northern border of Italy, separating it from the rest of Europe

What are the Alps?

300

This catastrophic event, occurring in 64 CE, destroyed much of Rome and led to further persecution of the Christians

What is the Great Fire of Rome?

300

The name of the Roman law that was publicly displayed on tablets to ensure transparency and fairness in the Republic

What are the Twelve Tables?

300

The period of relative peace and stability across the Roman Empire, lasting from 27 BCE to 180 CE

What is Pax Romana?

300

This factor, characterized by the Roman Empire’s attempt to control too much territory, stretched its resources thin and made it difficult to defend its borders, contributing to its decline

What is Overexpansion?

400

According to Roman legend, these were the twin brothers raised by a she-wolf who were considered to be the founders of Rome

Who are Romulus and Remus?

400

The title given to Jesus of Nazareth, which means "Anointed One" in Greek, and is central to Christian belief

What is the Christ (or Messiah)

400

The reason Rome established a Republic 

What is to reject tyranny and create better representation for both wealthy and common people?

400

Both the Roman Empire and the Han Dynasty experienced significant cultural and technological advancements. This trade route, connected these two empires with other parts of the world, and facilitated the exchange of goods and ideas

What is the Silk Road?

400

This empire, centered in the eastern part of the Roman world, survived for nearly 1,000 years after the fall of the Western Roman Empire, preserving much of Roman culture and influence

What is the Byzantine Empire?

500

Before Rome was founded, this civilization was located in central Italy and influenced the early Romans, particularly with their engineering, architecture, and religious practices

Who are the Etruscans?

500

This Roman historian is known for telling the stories and experiences of daily life during the reign of Roman emperors 

Who is Tacitus

500

Political position in the Roman Republic that had the power to veto laws and protect the rights of the plebeians

What is a Tribune?

500

This Roman policy, known for providing free grain and public entertainment, was used by emperors to keep the population content and prevent unrest

What is Bread and Circuses?

500

This internal problem, characterized by corruption, a lack of competent leadership, and civil wars, weakened the Roman Empire and contributed to its eventual collapse

What is political instability?

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