Vocabulary
This structure carries water.
Aqueduct
These people were rich and had most of the power in Rome.
Patricians
This queen was saved by Julius Caesar and knew Marc Anthony.
Cleopatra
According to legend, these two boys founded Rome.
Romulus and Remus
This was Rome's "downtown" where all the main shops, markets, and temples were.
A narrow body of water that connects two large bodies of water.
Strait
The Roman Empire surrounds this body of water.
Mediterranean Sea
This leader conquered Gaul and became dictator for life.
Julius Caesar
In the Punic Wars, Rome fought against this Empire.
Carthage
This temple honors the king of the gods.
Temple of Jupiter
This form of government is ruled by representatives.
Republic
Rome's patrician law-making body.
Senate
This man was adopted by Julius Caesar and later became known as Caesar Augustus.
Octavian
What was Rome's first form of government?
Kingship
This temple honors all Roman gods.
Pantheon
An area controlled by Rome and ruled by a governor.
Province
Roman provinces were all connected by these.
Roads
This person/group of people assassinated Julius Caesar.
Roman senators including Brutus
What year was Rome founded?
753 BCE
Many plebeians or poor people lived in these.
Apartments
This word means someone from another country.
What river did Julius Caesar cross?
The Rubicon
Octavian "closed the doors" of which temple?
The Temple of Janus