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Odds and Ends
Roman Terms
"Roman City"
100

According to the legend, this twin was raised by a she-wolf and founded Rome.

Who was Romulus?

100

Like Florida and Greece, Rome is located on this kind of landform.

What is a peninsula?

100

the Roman city, featured in Roman City, that was covered by volcanic ash in AD 79 by Mt. Vesuvius

What was Pompeii?

100

a person of noble birth; an aristocrat; a rich person of Rome

What was a patrician?

100

He is the host and narrator of Roman City.

Who is David Macaulay?

200

the first emperor to persecute Christians

Evidently, he also murdered his mother, his first wife, and probably his second wife, who was pregnant.

Who was Nero?

200

Rome is located on this continent.

What is Europe?

200

These structures, built by the Romans, carried water from far away to cities.

What are aqueducts?

200

a common, poor person of Rome

What was a plebeian?

200

She was the daughter of Acco Bouvaix, and was made a Roman citizen at the end of the story due to her bravery.

Who was Aiden?

300

This Roman dictator was a great general, but was murdered by members of his Senate on the Ides of March.

(July was named for him.)

Who was Julius Caesar?

300

For many years, Rome ruled this very large sea located mostly south of it.

What is the Mediterranean Sea?

300

the number of active volcanoes located in Italy

(Mr. Wilson climbed them.)

What are 2?

(Vesuvius and Mt. Etna)

300

trade; buying or selling of goods between different places

What is commerce?

300

He was the Roman governor of Verbonia, and was usually seen eating a lot.

Who was Licinius?

400

This was the twin, according to legend, raised by a she-wolf, and also founded Rome, but was killed by his brother.

Who was Remus?

400

This triangular-shaped island is located near the "toe" of Italy.

What is Sicily?

400

This was the Roman emperor who greatly increased the size of the empire.

(August was named for him.)

Who was Caesar Augustus?

400

the marks of authority, such as medals, badges, or crowns

What were insignia?

400

The mysterious man who was missing a right hand was the leader of a group who wanted the Romans out of Verbonia.

Who was the Druid leader?

500

the general from Carthage who attacked Rome over the Alps in the north, but was unable to conquer Rome

Who was Hannibal?

500

These mountains separate Italy - and Rome - from the rest of the continent.

What are the Alps?

500

the most famous stadium in the world, built in Rome during its empire days

What was the Colosseum?

500

control or rule of another

What is domination?

500

He is the character who oversaw the building of Verbonium. He was the main character also; the story was told from his point of view.

Who was Marcus Fabricius?

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