The Founding of Rome (Lesson 1)
Rome as a Republic (Lesson 2)
The End of the Republic (Lesson 3)
Rome Builds an Empire (Lesson 4)
Vocabulary
100

The mountain range that runs down Italy from north to south.

What are the Apennines?

100

This legislative body in the Roman government was made up of 300 patrician men.

What was the Senate?

100

These people were enslaved and brought to Roman territories to work on the latifundia.

Who were the Carthageans?

100

Caesar Augustus is credited for bringing ______ to the Mediterranean. This lasted for 200 years.

What is Pax Romana or Roman Peace?

100

A form of government in which citizens elect their leaders.

What is a republic?

200

The river that the city of Rome was built along.

What is the Tiber River?

200

This social class became angry because they had the duties of citizens, but they could not participate in the government.

Who were the plebeians?

200

Brothers, Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus, wanted to protect them and to return some of them to the poor.

What are small farms?

200

Caesar Augustus gave out this food, brought from Africa, to his people in hopes that they would not rebel against him.

What is grain?

200

Government officials who interpret the law and serve as judges.

What are praetors?

300

This civilization came from the north of Rome, and many were rich miners and others were devoted to art.

Who were the Etruscans?

300

In early Rome, they would rule during emergencies.

Who were dictators?

300

Before becoming a consul, Marius served in this professional capacity.

What is a military leader?

300

In contrast to Tiberius and Claudius, Caligula and Nero were known for this characteristic.

What is cruel?

300

A person who is given total power over a country.

What is a dictator?

400

The form of government that the Romans established when they overthrew the Etruscans.

What was a republic?

400

Cincinnatus was known for this by serving his government when he was needed.

What is civic duty?

400

After Marius was pushed out of Rome, General Sulla was responsible for this ongoing event that lasted for 50 years.

What is a civil war?

400

This volcano erupted and buried the city of Pompeii.

What is Mount Vesuvius?

400

Three rulers who share equal power.

What is a triumvirate?

500

A group of soldiers that consisted of about 6,000 men.

What is a legion?

500

This trading empire on the coast of North Africa wanted to control the entire Mediterranean world.

What is Carthage?

500

Crassus, Pompey and _____ formed the First Triumvirate in 60 BCE.

Who is Julius Caesar?

500

Thanks to having a good system of these, trade grew in the Roman Empire.

What are paved roads?

500

Large farming estates.

What were latifundia?

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