Rome was located on this peninsula
What is Italy
This structure helped the Romans move clean or dirty water from one place to another.
What was an aqueduct
This correspondence secretary to the Roman Emperor Claudius is often depicted staring at his own reflection

Who is Narcissus
The King of the Gods
Who is Jupiter
OR
Who is Zeus
The first Emperor of Rome
Who was Augustus
OR Octavian
The sea that surrounds the Italian Peninsula
What is the Mediterranean
Julius Caesar was assassinated in this meeting place of the Roman Senate
OR Pompey's Theatre
This governing and advisory body of Rome lasted for over 1,300 years

What was the Roman Senate
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The Queen of the Gods
Who is Hera
OR
Who is Juno
The legislative branch of Rome during the Republic
What were the Assemblies
The Northern Mountains of the Italian Peninsula.
What are the Alps
In mythology, Daedalus built this structure on Crete to hold the Minotaur
What is the labyrinth
Julius Caesar famously had an affair with this Ptolemaic Pharaoh
Who was Cleopatra
The Roman God of the Sea
Who is Neptune
NOT Poseidon
Rome was this before it was a Republic
What was a Kingdom
The mountain range to the West on the Italian Peninsula
What are the Apennines
The Romans used a building material called opus caementicium, or in English known as this
What is concrete
The motto of the Roman senate was this
What was "The Senate and People of Rome"
OR SPQR
OR Senatus Populusque Romanum
Who is Apollo
The Western Roman Empire collapsed on this date
What was 476 AD
The sea that is northwest of the Italian Peninsula.
What is the Adriatic Sea
During the Flavian Dynasty of the Roman Empire, this large structure in the center of Rome was called the "Flavian Ampitheatre". Today it is better known as this.
What is the Roman Colosseum
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This Roman statesmen planned a conspiracy to overthrow the Consuls of Rome in 63BC, but was uncovered and stopped by Cicero.
Who was Catiline
Who is Venus
NOT Aphrodite
The name of the set of laws duruing the Republic that proposed the idea of "innocent until proven guilty"
What were the Twelve Tables