Geography
Origins of Rome
Hierarchy
Influences
Government
100

Rome was at the mouth of what river?

Tiber

100

These twin brothers are part of Rome’s founding myth.

Romulus and Remus

100

These were the common people of Rome.

Plebians

100

This civilization influenced Roman gods and mythology.

Ancient Greece

100

Members of the Senate were usually from this social class.

Patricians

200

Rome was built on how many hills?

7

200

According to legend, this animal cared for the twins.

She-wolf

200

Which group had the most political power in early Rome?

Patricians

200

These people were the original inhabitants of the region where Rome was founded

The Latins
200

This was the name of Rome’s system of government before emperors.

Republic

300

This sea helped Rome trade and expand its influence.

Mediterranean Sea

300

What happened between the brothers that led to Rome’s founding?

Romulus killed Remus

300

Name one struggle between the levels of status in the hierarchy.

Patricians took advantage of the Plebians, did not consider them when making laws or decisions

300

How did Etruscans influence Roman? (2 things)

city-planning, engineering

300

These people were elected for 1 year to command armies and supervise the Senate

Consuls

400

This mountain range helped protect Rome from northern invasions.

The Alps

400

What did the twin brothers not agree on that led to their argument?

The location of Rome
400

These plaques were hung in the Forum for all to see and refer to.

The Twelve Tables

400

Why would sharing a common language (Latin) help unify Rome?

Improved communication, control, trade

400

Why were people only elected for higher positions for 6 months- 1 year at a time?

to help keep balance of power

500

Why did Rome have an ideal location? (2 reasons)

Access to water/trade routes, fertile soil, defense on the hills

500

What might the myth tell us about ancient Rome's values and identity? (2 things)

Power over family, importance of strength, sacrifices are sometimes necessary
500

Who was considered citizens of early Rome?

Patricians AND Plebians

500

Why was borrowing ideas from other cultures beneficial for Rome?

Helped them improve faster, build stronger systems, expand power

500

How is the Roman republic similar to a modern democracy like Canada?  

elected officials, representation, citizens involved

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