Roman Society
Roman Emperors
Conflicts
Vocabulary
Christianity
100

Huge estates where wealthy Roman families lived

Latifundia

100

Roman leader who turned Rome from a democracy to an empire

Julius Caesar

100

Successful Carthage military leader who battled Rome

Hannibal

100

Form of government in which people elect their leaders

Republic

100

Christianity is rooted from what religion?

Judaism

200

The legendary twins who founded Rome were ________.

Romulus and Remus

200

"Bad" emperor accused of burning much of Rome

Nero

200

Why did the Senate kill Julius Caesar?

They feared he planned to make himself king of Rome

200

A basic unit of the Roman army

Legion

200

The writings of Paul and other early Christians are collected in the ________.

New Testament

300

Roman culture and religion were greatly influenced by the ________. (Two possible groups)

Greeks and Etruscans

300

To try and restore order to the empire, Roman emperor Diocletian did what

divided the empire into two parts

300

In the Punic Wars, Rome gained control of the lands around the Mediterranean Sea by defeating which civilization?

Carthage

300

One of two officials who headed Rome's executive branch

Consuls

300

Who made the greatest contribution toward setting Christianity on the road to becoming a world religion?

Paul

400

Massive sports and games arena in Rome

Colosseum

400

Who was Caesar's adopted son and successor?

Augustus

400

What was the major conflicts between Rome and Carthage?

Punic Wars

400

Stone structure that brought water from the hills

Aquaduct

400

The term for someone who suffers (or dies) for their beliefs is ________.

Martyrs

500

A written law code placed in Rome's Forum

Twelve Tablet

500

Who were considered "good" Roman emperors

Trajan, Hadrian, Marcus Aurelius

500

The Pax Romana lasted how many years?

200 years

500

Regional (diocese) leader of early Christian Church

Patriarch

500

What important change did the Roman emperor Constantine make in 313 A.D.?

He eliminated religious persecution of Christians

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