Geography
People of Rome
Roles of the Republic
Vocabulary
Miscellaneous
100

What sea surrounds the entirety of Rome?

The Mediterranean Sea 

100

Explain what a Triumvirate is.  

It is a system where 3 people share equal power in Rome.  

100

What class was typically known as the "poor" class in Rome?

Plebeians

100

What is a gladius? (Think Roman soldiers)

x4 points!

A double-edged sword used by Romans

100

What is a latifundia?

A large farming estate. 

200

This river crosses through the center of Italy and runs directly next to the city of Rome. 

The Tiber River 

200

What city did Hannibal come from?


Carthage

200

What class was typically known as the "wealthy" class in Rome?

x2 points!

Patricians

200

What does veto mean?

To reject a decision

200

What helped the Romans communicate well over long distances?

A network of ROADS!!

300

What mountain range is north of the Italian Peninsula?

The Alps

300

What famous leader was tragically killed by the Roman Senate?

Julius Caesar 

300

Roman soldiers fought in what formation that was simliar to the Greeks?

A Legion
300

What was the Aeneid?

A story written about the founding of Rome. 

300

Hannibal used what type of animal in warfare against the Romans? 

x3 points if you know how many he brought! 

Elephants, 37

400

This island is located to the southwest of the "Toe" of Italy and was fought over during the Punic Wars. 

Sicily 
400

What ruler ended up leading Rome into the period of Pax Romana and was named the "First Emperor" of Rome?

x2 points!

Caesar Augustus (Octavian is also acceptable)

400

Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus fought to give land back to which class?

Plebeians 

400

What happens in a Republic?

Citizens elect who they want to represent them in the government. 

400

What 3 continents did Rome have territory in?

Europe, Asia, and Africa. 
500

This smaller mountain chain runs through the center of Italy and is referred to as the "Shoelaces" of the boot. 

x3 points!

The Appenine Mountains 

500

Who was responsible for building the Colosseum?

10,000 Jewish slaves 
500

What was the role of a Proconsul?

To help oversee Roman provinces (be a governor)

500

what is a Prateor?

Government officials who interpret the law and serve as judges. 

500

What was the purpose of a Roman aqueduct?

To transport water from the countryside to the city.  

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