Geography
Religion
Accomplishments
Politics
Miscellaneous
100
Rome was located on what landmass?
The Italian Peninsula
100
Name each part of the Holy Trinity in Christianity
1. God the Father (The Creator)
2. God the Son (Jesus Christ/"Messiah")
3. God the Holy Spirit (Holy Ghost)
100
What is the name of the series of conflicts in which Rome defeated Carthage?
The Punic Wars
100
A representative form of government in which citizens elect officials to govern on their behalf.
Republic
100
What is the name of the Roman dictator assassinated by a group of senators?
Julius Caesar
200
The Roman Empire extended into what continents?
1. Europe
2. Africa
3. Asia
200
Judaism and Christianity were viewed as problematic to Rome because both religions were ___________.
Polytheistic
200
A period known as "200 years of Roman peace."
Pax Romana
200
What type of government is known as " a rule by three?"
Triumvirate
200
What is the name of Rome's "commoner" class that makes up 70% of the population?
Plebeians
300
What is the name of this natural barrier to the north of Rome that served as a protective barrier?
The Alps
300
Roman polytheism was large inspired by what other religion?
Greek mythology
300
What is the name of the structure below:
The Colosseum
300
Who split the Roman Empire in half, between east and west?
Emperor Diocletian
300
What is the name of the Carthaginian general who led an attack on Rome through the Italian Alps.
Hannibal Barca
400
What were the names of large farming estates owned by Patricians and worked by slaves
Latifundia
400
Who passed the Edict of Milan, effectively legalizing Christianity?
Emperor Constantine
400
What is the name of the structure below:
The Pantheon
400
What are the three parts of government in the Roman Republic?
1. Assembly
2. Senate
3. Consuls
400
What is the two parts of the Roman holy text?
1. The Old Testament
2. The New Testament
500
What is the name of Rome's main rival in the Mediterranean region?
Carthage
500
Christianity shares its traditions with what other religion?
Judaism
500
What is the PURPOSE of Roman aqueducts?
1. To purify water
2. To transport water over long distances.
500
What is the name of Rome's official legal code?
The 12 Tables
500
What is the dominant language of the Roman civilization?
Latin