Government.
Society.
Military.
Geography.
Achievements.
100

What wealthy group of people made up the ruling class?

What are patricians.

100

These were the common people of Rome such as farmers, merchants, and workers.

What is a plebeian?

100

A large unit of Roman soldiers, usually about 5,000 troops, was called this.

What is a legion?
100

Rome was located on this peninsula that is shaped like a boot.

What is Italy?
100

Romans used this system of numbers with letters like I, V, and X.

What are Roman Numerals?

200

These elected officials led the Roman Republic and commanded the army. Two were chosen each year.

What are consuls?

200

People who were owned by others and forced to work were called this.

What is a slave?

200

Roman soldiers were known for building these long, straight paths across their empire.

What are Roman Roads?

200

This river runs through the city of Rome.

What is the Tiber River?

200

These structures carried water into Roman cities.

What are Aqueducts?


300

This official protected the rights of the common people and could veto laws.

What is a tribune?

300

This large outdoor arena in Rome hosted gladiator fights and public games.

What is the Colosseum? 

300

This famous Roman general conquered Gaul and later became dictator.

Who is Julius Ceaser?

300

This mountain range forms a natural northern border of Italy.

What are the Alps?

300

This collection of laws became the foundation for Roman legal systems.

What are the Twelve Tables?

400

This type of leader was given total power during emergencies for 6 months.

What is a dictator?

400

Roman families were led by the oldest male, known as this.

What is the Paterfamilias?

400

Rome fought three major wars against Carthage called these.

What are the Punic Wars?

400

The large sea that Rome surrounded during its empire.

What is the Mediterranean Sea?




400

This language spoken by the Romans later influenced Spanish, French, and Italian.

What is Latin?

500

This Latin word meant “I forbid” and allowed officials to stop laws from passing.

What is a Veto?

500

These trained fighters battled each other or animals for entertainment.

What are Gladiators?

500

This Carthaginian general famously crossed the Alps with elephants to attack Rome.

Who is Hannibal?

500

This empire ruled much of the Mediterranean before being defeated by Rome.

What is Carthage?

500

This Roman emperor was the first emperor of Rome and helped bring peace called the Pax Romana.

Who is Augustus?