Important People
Vocabulary
Society
The Punic Wars
Achievements/Advancements
100

This dictator was stabbed 23 times by his opponents in the Senate.

Who was Julius Caesar?

100
The responsibility a citizen has to their country

What is civic duty?


100

The ruling class of Rome

What are the patricians?

100

The country that Rome fought for control of in the First Punic War

What is Sicily?

100

Emperor Vespasian began construction on this famous monument located in Central Rome.

What was the Colosseum?

200

This insane emperor had an unhealthy obsession with his horse, tried to change his name to Jupiter and had a nickname based on his miniature military uniform his parents made him dress up in as a child.

Who was Caligula?

200

Small group of about 6,000 soldiers.

What is a legion?

200

The first written code of laws by the Roman Republic.

What are the Twelve Tables?

200
Carthage's greatest general who led an army of battle elephants to defeat Rome in the Second Punic Wars

Who was Hannibal?

200

One of the most famous reforms made by Julius Caesar.

What is the Julian Calendar?

300

This emperor was the grandnephew of Julius Caesar and rebuilt the city of Rome in marble to reflect its greatness.

Who was Caesar Augustus?

300

Political alliance of 3 people.

What is a triumvirate?

300

Created over the frustration of the Plebians over their lack of representation in the Senate.

What is the Council of Plebs?

300

Carthage fell during this Punic War.

What is the Third Punic War?

300

Allowed high, curved ceilings to be created

What are vaults?

400

This emperor tried to introduce political reforms to save the declining Roman Empire such as building forts along the frontier and dividing the empire into 4 parts.

Who was Diocletian?

400

Major government officials who interpreted the law, served as judges in court, and could lead an army.

What is a praetor?

400

Cheap food and entertainment offered by the political leaders.

What is "bread & circuses"?

400

The country Carthage was trying to expand into that started the Second Punic War.

What is Spain?

400

Built using the Roman's elite engineering skills to supply cities with fresh water.

What is an aqueduct?
500

Emperor who moved the capitol from Rome to Byzantium, then later changed the name. 

Who was Emperor Constantine?

500

The Etruscan wall paintings that were created on wet plaster.

What is a fresco?

500

What economic phenomenon occurred when the Roman Empire tried to stop the economic decline

What is inflation?

500
The country taken control over by Rome during the Third Punic War

What is Greece?

500

This was able to spread quickly and safely due to the road system built by the Romans.

What is Christianity?
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