What language did the romans speak?
Latin
Julius Caesar formed a political party called...?
First Triumvirate
Religion in Rome (before Christianity) was considered to be...?
Polytheistic (Roman Gods)
The Pax Romana ended in what year?
180 AD
What is a Primary Source?
A source that was written or made during the time era.
Name 2 examples of a Pleabian? (Their Job)
Farmers, Merchants, Artisans
Julius Caesar's Assassination is remembered as...?
"Ides of March"
The Jewish people were waiting on which individual to come and save them? (Before Jesus was born)
The Messiah
The East side of the Empire became known as...?
Byzantine Empire
What is a Secondary Source?
A source that is written or made after the time era.
The word "Veto" in Latin means...?
"I Forbid It"
Julius Caesar appointed who as Pharaoh?
Cleopatra
What was the embodiment of Jesus' message
Salvation
Which Emperor split the Roman Empire between East & West?
Emperor Diocletian
Where did Gladiators perform in Ancient Rome?
The Colosseum
What are the 12 Tables?
They are the first 12 laws?
Julius Caesar crossed which River to commit treason against Rome?
Rubicon River
What did Emperor Constantine issue that gave religious tolerance towards Christians?
Edict of Milan
The Romans thought of all outsiders were...?
Barbarians
Which River is famous for the founding of Rome and the legend of Romulus and Remus?
Tiber River
Who had the highest power in the Roman Senate?
Consuls
Why was the Roman Senate upset about Julius Caesar being emperor?
He became too powerful?
This group of people were considered to be the "anti-roman extremist"
Zealots
Who led the Visigoths to successfully sack rome?
Alaric
Which laws did the Jewish people follow from the old testament?
Ten Commandments / Mosaic Law