Famous people in Ancient Rome
Legends of Ancient Rome
Roman Achievements
The Roman Government
Rome and Christianity
100

He was Julius Ceasar's adopted son who later in life received a name change

Who was Octavian or Augustus?

100

This animal raised Romulus and Remus in the legend of Ancient Rome.

What was a wolf?

100

This huge building in ancient Rome was constructed for Gladiator fights. 

What was the colosseum? 

100

This idea from Rome's government prohibited or stopped actions by other officials in the government. 

What is veto?

100

Christians call Jesus' last meal with his disciples this.

What is the Last Supper.

200

A slave and Roman gladiator who gained power and demanded freedom 

Who was Spartacus?

200

In legend, this brother killed his own brother after he mocked an idea he had. 

Who was Romulus?

200

This structure the Romans invented helped in the construction of bridges. 

What were arches?

200

This was a method Romans used to balance the power in government.

What are checks and balances?

200

The books of the Bible, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John are known as this.

What are the Gospels?

300

Originally a powerful friend of Julius Ceasar; he becomes jealous and tries to defeat Ceasar.

Who was Pompey?

300

Romulus and Remus were put into this river. 

What is the Tiber River?

300

Ancient Romans built this device, a raised channel used to bring water from the mountains into the cities. 

What is an aqueduct?

300

These were the two most powerful magistrates and they only served a year-long term.

Who were the consuls?

300

This man spread the gospel around much of the Roman Empire, eventually was imprisoned and supposedly beheaded in Rome. 

Who was Paul?

400

A philosopher and public speaker who tries to convince the Senate to limit the powers of the army generals.

Who was Cicero?

400

Aeneas forms an alliance in Italy with this group of people.

Who were the Latins?

400

Romance languages include Italian, Spanish, and list one more.

What is French, Portuguese, or Romanian? 

400

This group of wealthy and powerful Romans was a council that advised the city's leaders and held office for life.

What was the Senate?

400

This method of killing was used to kill Jesus on a cross.

What was cruxifiction?

500

A Greek surgeon who discovered the difference between veins and arteries.

Who was Galen?

500

The Greeks, along with Aeneas, destroyed Troy in this war.

What is the Trojan War?

500

Romans created this legal system based on written codes. 

What is civil law?

500

this was Rome's public meeting place where the written law of 12 tablets was displayed.

What was the forum?

500

According to the gospels this Roman Emperor called for a census near the time of Jesus' birth.

Who was Augustus?

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