The Roman Republic
Emperors and Leaders
Roman Life and Achievements
The Fall of Rome
Christianity and Trade
100

These elected representatives protected the rights of Rome’s plebeians.

What are tribunes?

100

This emperor blamed Christians for a fire that devastated Rome.

Who was Nero?

100

This Roman arena influenced the design of modern stadiums.

What is the Colosseum?

100

The Western Roman Empire traditionally is considered to have fallen in this year.

What is 476 C.E.?

100

 This early Christian missionary traveled through the Roman Empire and wrote a letter to the Romans.

Who was Paul?

200

These common people elected tribunes to represent them.

Who were the plebeians?

200

 Octavian was given this name, which means “exalted one.”

Who was Augustus?

200

Roman engineers built these routes, which made travel and communication easier throughout the empire.

What are roads?

200

These two groups sacked or raided the city of Rome during the 400s.

Who were the Visigoths and Vandals?

200

Roman roads helped Christianity spread by making this easier.

What is travel?

300

This Roman general invaded North Africa to draw Hannibal out of Italy.

Who was Scipio?

300

 Octavian called himself princeps, a title that meant this.

What is “first citizen”?

300

These paid soldiers fought in organized units and helped make Rome’s army powerful.

What were professional soldiers?

300

Constant warfare weakened this part of the Roman Empire by draining resources and disrupting trade.

 What is the economy?

300

 People in Macedonia and Achaia donated money to help poor people in this city.

What is Jerusalem?

400

This Roman leader became dictator for life and was later assassinated.

Who was Julius Caesar?

400

This emperor divided the empire and shared power among four rulers.

Who was Diocletian?

400

This North African city gave Rome access to African trade.

What was Carthage?

400

This group pushed other peoples, including the Visigoths, toward Roman territory.

Who were the Huns?

400

Ships departed from this Roman province to trade with India.

What is Egypt?

500

Scipio fought against Hannibal during this war.

What was the Second Punic War?

500

This emperor is associated with legalizing Christianity in 313 C.E.

Who was Constantine?

500

This region connected Rome with trade routes leading toward China.

What was Mesopotamia?

500

According to the test timeline, invasions continued for about this many years before the Western Roman Empire fell.

What is about 100 years?

500

These two goods came to Rome from Mesopotamia, according to the test’s trade map.

What are gems and textiles?

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