Origins of Rome
Government
Daily Life
Punic Wars
Fall of the Republic
100

The number of kings Rome had before create a Republic

Seven

100

Large groups that gathered to vote on ideas and policies

Assemblies

100

Something a Roman citizen might eat on a daily basis

Breads, cheeses, grapes, olives, seafood

100

The sea both Rome and Carthage wanted control of

The Mediterranean

100

Many citizens grew upset because the gap between the __________ and the __________ grew

Patricians and Plebians

200

This social class had a majority of the power despite being about 1% of the population.

Patricians

200

This person would be put in charge in case of an emergency situation and would have complete authority for six months.

Dictator

200

What type of religion did most Romans practice?

Paganism, beliefs in multiple gods or goddesses in charge of natural effects

200

In what ways did the Romans adapt and overcome challenges in the First Punic War?

Built a navy, added rams, and created a Corvus so their army could cross from ship to ship

200

While the Republic was declining, citizens and soldiers became loyal to ____________, not the Senate

Generals

300

How did the Etruscans influence the Romans

Art, architecture, religion

300

What forms of the United States government are most similar to Rome's?

Three branches of the government

300

This group of people had no legal rights and often were treated as property

Slaves

300

The Roman general responsible for defeating Hannibal and forcing Carthage to surrender

Scipio Africanus

300

What happened on the Ides of March?

Julius Caesar was assassinated

400

These two brothers were saved by a wolf and one of them eventually founded Rome

Romulus and Remus

400

These leaders were in charge of creating various laws and policies. Once elected, they could remain in office for the rest of their lives.

Senate/Senators

400

Name a place where Roman citizens might hang out or socialize

Markets, public baths

400

This island was where the First Punic War started

Sicily

400

Julius's nephew, ___________ would go on to become the first emperor of Rome

Octavian/Augustus

500

The form of government before Rome established a Republic

Monarchy

500

Two of these members were selected each year and were in charge of leading the Senate and army

Consuls

500

What is an Insulae?

Apartment

500

This man led a bunch of elephants over the Alps to surprise the Romans

Hannibal

500

Why did many Romans support Julius Caesar despite his announcement of "Dictator for Life?"

He created policies that supported the people such as providing jobs, paying the army, and giving out land to farmers.

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