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100

A gladiator slave who led a rebellion against the Roman Empire. 

Who is Spartacus. 

100

This Punic War was almost entirely on the sea. 

What is the first. 

100

This Caesar helped build roads and many public buildings for the citizens to use.

What is Julius Caesar.

100

The duration and meaning of the Pax Romana. 

What is 200 years of Roman peace. 

100

Julius Caesar was violently stabbed this many times by the senators. 

What is 23. 

200

The birth name of Caesar Augustus. 

What is Octavian. 

200

This punic war only lasted three years but had the most costly results for Carthage. 

What is the 3rd Punic War.

200

This person conspired with the Senate to keep Julius Caesar out of Rome. 

Who is Pompeii

200

These are two disadvantages of a larger empire.

What are : more difficult to defend, higher chance of civil war, and/or more people to feed and care for.

200

The main enemy during the Punic war.

Who are the Etruscans or people from Carthage

300

This general turned dictator brought the people together by offering free entrance to gladiator games. 

(first and last name)

Who is Julius Caesar.

300

This was the main reason Rome and Carthage were fighting in the first Punic war. 

What are trade routes.

300

Caesar Augustus created these services we still use today. 

What are the Police and Fire Departments.

300

When Rome beat Carthage at the end of the 2nd Punic War, Carthage was required to give these 2 things up to Rome. 

What is Spain and large sums of money. $$$$

300

To show the slave rebellion was a dangerous idea and shouldn't be repeated, Romans did this to the rebellers along roads to create fear. 

What is crucifiction. 

400

A general who tried to launch a sneak attack on Rome over the Swiss Alps with his war elephants.

Who is Hannibal.

400

This was the Punic war that resulted in the control of the Italian Peninsula

What is the First Punic War

400

This circular creation made by Caesar Augustus helped trading become much easier across the entirety of the Roman empire during the fourth expansion. 

What is common currency. 

400
These are examples of natural borders (2 types)

What are rivers, bodies of water, mountains, or deserts.

400

This ruler had harsh punishment for crimes including ones of a moral nature such as dishonesty in marriage. 

Caesar Augustus

500

A senator who ordered the destruction of Carthage. 

Who is Cato. 

500

The word Punic also means this.

What is people of Carthage. 

500

These three ideas were greatly encouraged by Caesar Augustus during his 40 year reign. 

What are education, art, and literature. 

500

Three areas acquired during the 3rd expansion

What are Gaul, Syria, Egypt, Cyprus and/or Asia Minor


500

During the 4th period of expansion, the death of Julius Caesar led to 10 years of this.

What is civil war.
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