Government & Society
Expansion & the Punic Wars
Architecture & Engineering
Christianity
Fall & Legacy of Rome
100

The form of government where citizens vote for representatives.

What is a republic?

100

The enemy Rome fought in the Punic Wars.

What is Carthage?

100

This strong building material was invented by the Romans and is still used today.

What is concrete?

100

The founder of Christianity.

Who is Jesus?

100

One major reason for Rome’s fall: the empire was too ___.

What is large or big?

200

A person chosen to rule during emergencies in the Republic.  

What is a dictator?

200

This general led elephants across the Alps to attack Rome.

Who was Hannibal?

200

Romans used these curved structures to build bridges and buildings.

What are arches?

200

Early Christians believed in this kind of god system.

What is monotheism?

200

This group made up much of the army in later Rome and were often disloyal.

What are mercenaries?

300

Poor Romans were kept happy with this food-and-fun policy.

What is Bread and Circuses?

300

Rome gained this island after the First Punic War.

What is Sicily?

300

This Roman invention carried clean water into cities from far away.

What is an aqueduct?

300

He legalized Christianity and moved the capital.

Who is Constantine?

300

In the later empire, many of these leaders were assassinated, causing chaos and weak leadership.

What are emperors?

400

These officials were elected to represent the plebeians.

What are tribunes?

400

As Rome expanded, it took control of land around this body of water.

What is the Mediterranean Sea?

400

This huge stadium in Rome was used for gladiator fights and other events.

What is the Colosseum?

400

Christians were seen as a threat because they didn’t do this.

What is worship Roman gods?

400

A deadly disease that killed millions and weakened the Roman Empire.

What is the plague?

500

This emperor became the first to hold total power after the Republic.

Who is Augustus?

500

One reason Rome was able to grow so big was because of constant construction of these:

What are roads?

500

These helped the Roman army move quickly, connect cities, and are still used today.

What are Roman roads?

500

Reasons why Christianity spread so quickly, despite early persecution.

What is the Roman road system, and a common language?

500

A lot of Rome’s money was spent on this to protect the empire, but it caused high taxes and hurt the economy.

What is the army?