Geography
Religion
Achievements
Politics
Economy/Social classs
100

This empire was surrounded by water except on one side.

Rome 

100

True or False 

The Romans believed in one true God before Theodosius 1.

False 

Before Theodosius the Romans believed in many gods.

100

Where did Rome got many of their ideas like buildings for Roman daily life?

THE GREEKS!!!

100

Which Roman emporer got stabbed 23 times?

Julius Caesar

100

True or False: Social

Every one in Rome had equal power.

False

200

What was the name of the mountain range that Rome was built on?

The Seven Hills

200

what type of religion was Rome before Theodosis 1?

polytheistic.

200

structures that moved water.

aqueducts

200

When did Rome become a republic?

509 B.C.E.

200

Who fought in the Colosseum?

gladiators

300

Name the seas that were there around rome?

Mediterranean, Adriatic, and the Tyrrhenian.

300

By what year did Rome make Christian its official religion of the empire.

392 AD/CE 

300

How long did the Roman Colosseum take to build?

8 years

300

When did Rome become a empire?

Rome became a empire by 27BC.

300

what are the main two social classes? :social

Patricians, and Plebeians

400

why was the ocean helpful.

It helped trade spread.

400

who helped spread Christianity in and around the Roman empire

Pual

400

Rome law lasted for?

1300 years but we still use parts of it to this day.

400

How many elected officials lead the rome republic at one time?

Two

400

what did people mainly trade in Rome?: economy

grain, olive oil, and wine

500

Name at least 1 of the the major citys around Rome.

Veii, Ostia, Capua, Praeneste, Tibur, Lanuvium

500

Why did Rome kick out Christians out of Rome cities?

refusal to worship the emperor and traditional Roman gods

500

what is the Julian Calendar?

a 12-month solar system with 365 days and a leap year every four years or the modern calendar

500

Who was the first leader of Rome?

Augustus (Octavian)

500

What did Roman roads and sea routes do for the empire?

Connected the empire which helped long distance trade thrive.

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