Vocab Terms
Roman Faith
Roman History
Government
Punic Wars
100

The main city of a country and the home of the country's government.

capital

100

What is a building used for Worship?

Temple

100

The names of the two brothers in the picture?

Romulus and Remus

100

Who is the assembly?

group of people that makes laws 

100

Who were these wars against? 

The Carthaginians

200

What is a barrier?

something that is in the way

200

The ancient Romans believed in many ___ and ____.


Gods and Godesses

200

Rome was the ____ of Italy

capital

200

Who are the consuls?

two people chosen from the assembly given the power to vote yes/no on a decision 

200

What did the Carthaginians use to cross the mountains?

Elephants

300

What is this a picture of?

Chariot- a carriage with two wheels pulled by horses

300

How did the Romans keep their holy fires going?

with charcoal

300

The river upon which the city of Rome was built

The Tiber river

300

What events lead to there being a Roman republic?

the people of rome did not want to serve a King who had say over all 

300

How many Punic wars were there?

Three

400

What is an old story that is more entertaining than truthful

Legend 

400

How did the Romans honor the goddess Vesta?

They kept a fire burning in their homes and the Forum.

400

Where was Rome built upon?

7 hills

400

What is the difference between a plebeian and a patrician?

A patrician is of the highest social class and plebeian was a common person without power

400

What strength did the Carthaginians have that the Romans copied?

Their strong Navy and boats

500

What is a Peninsula?


A piece of land sticking out into a body of water 

500

Why would a farmer be worries about angering their gods?

Their crop/harvest and lives depended on wether the gods were pleased or angry. 

500

Who was the first King of Rome?

Romulus

500

When would the consuls elect a dictator to have total control?

only during times of war

500

What did Romans do after winning third Punic war?

conquered Carthage and enslaved people 

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