Geography
This country is where the capital of the Roman Empire is located
Italy
This social class is considered to be the least powerful and least valued people in the Roman Empire
Slaves
This type of religion has multiple gods and is the opposite of monotheistic
Polytheistic
This technology helped transport goods throughout the entire Roman Empire
Boats
This type of currency was used throughout the Roman Empire to buy resources
Gold coins
This large body of water is surrounded completely by territories of the Roman Empire
The Mediterranean Sea
This political position is considered the "leader" of the Roman Republic even though there are two of them
Consuls
This civilization invented modern philosophy
Greece
The Romans were known for their ability to create strong structures to cross over water
Bridges
These were created by Roman slaves and helped people travel to trade with other civilizations
Roman roads
This river flows right through the city of Rome
Tiber River
This social class has the only Roman citizens that are allowed to be Senate members and Consuls
Patricians
These buildings were used to worship gods
Temples
Aqueducts were designed to carry this resource into the cities
Water
These Roman citizens grew resources to make money
Farmers
Mountains
This political position is considered the "leader" of the Plebeian class and represents them in the Senate
Tribunes
Ancient philosophers believed that the universe had meaning and that every person should do their best to be a good person
Stoicism
This Roman structure still stands today and is an ancient version of a stadium
The Colosseum
This type of work required no pay and was considered their duty
Slavery
This famous mountain range protects Rome from the north and borders Switzerland
Italian Alps
This ruler is considered to be the first Emperor of the Roman Empire
Julius Ceaser
This famous temple was built for the goddess Athena
The Parthenon
This society is known for creating what many consider to be the first computer
Ancient Greece
Trading economy