Geography
Religion
Government
Rome's Legacy
Spread of Ideas
100

What geographic feature impeded the movement of people, places, and ideas by making travel more difficult?

Italian Alps (Mountains) 

100

How did the Romans treat Jewish people?

Badly

100

What type of government did Rome have?

Republic

100

What was the name for an early type of plumbing?

Aqueducts  

100

How did arches help the spread of ideas?

They made travel easier, could hold heavy weights

200

The peninsula of Rome is shaped like a...

boot!

200

RANDOM: How many bones are there in the human body?

A) 316

B) 159

C) 373

D) 206

D) 206

200

In the United States the Executive Branch includes the President. What role was the executive branch in Ancient Rome?

Consul

200

What architectural feature did the Romans use because it was strong and required few materials?

Arches

200

Jewish people wanted a Messiah to save them from the Romans. Who did Christians believe was that Messiah?

Jesus

300

What happened to the size of the Roman Empire from 200 BCE to 100 BCE?

It increased

300

What happened during the Jewish Diaspora?

Jewish people were forced to leave their homeland.

300

What is the difference between Patricians and Plebeians?

Patricians were wealthy landowners and Plebeians were ordinary citizens. 

300

Roads in Ancient Rome were built in a ______ pattern, which cities still use today.

Grid

300

What does common currency mean? 

Everyone uses the same type of money.

400

RANDOM: What is the only mammal that can fly?

Bat

400

Fill in the blanks: In Rome Christianity was originally _______________, but it eventually became the __________________________. 

Outlawed

Official Religion

400

What is Rule of Law?

The idea that everyone (even Consuls) have to follow the laws.

400

Presidential debates are an example of a present day version of which Roman art form?

Oration (Oratory) 

400

RANDOM: How many siblings does Mrs. Green have?

One (younger brother)

500

What led to the spread of Christianity? 

  • Christian merchants traveling on trade routes

  • Edict of Milan: Created religious toleration

  • Roads made it easier for Christians to spread their message

500

Judea was the Jewish homeland and became a Roman ____________.

Protectorate 

500

What two roles in Roman government made up the legislative branch?

Senate and Assembly

500

What is the name for paintings done on the plaster of walls or ceilings in Ancient Rome?

Frescos

500

As the Roman Republic grew along trade routes, they spread ideas about government like... (list two)

- Civic Duty

- Separation of Powers

- Checks and Balances

- Voting

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