Geography
Achievements
Religion
Politics (Government)
Republic vs. Empire
100

What type of landform is Italy?

Peninsula

100

What kinds of structures did the Romans build?

roads, aqueducts, the Colosseum, arches

100

What type of religion did Rome first have?

polytheistic 

100

What led to the establishment of the Roman Republic?

rebellion by the common people

100

What type of government did Rome establish in 509 BC?

a republic

200

What were some of the geographic features of Ancient Rome?

mountains

rivers

seas to the east, west, and south

200

What were Roman artists known for?

mosaics, paintings, and statues

200

Which group of people introduced monotheism to Rome?

the Jews

200

Who was the last ruler of the Roman Republic?

Julius Caesar

200

What were the 3 parts of the Roman Republic?

1) Magistrates, 2) Senate, 3) Assemblies & Tribunes.

300

What type of climate does Italy have?

mild climate

dry, warm summers

mild, rainy winters

300

Which language helped establish and develop the language we call the "romance languages?"

Latin

300

Who did Christians believe was the Jewish Messiah?

Jesus of Nazareth 

300

What is a republic?

power is held by the people and their elected representatives

300

What led to the fall of the Republic and the rise of the Empire?

the shift in power away from the Senate

400

What is the name of the capital of Italy?

Rome

400

What did the Romans develop that helped maintain order in the empire?

civil law

400

In our dating system, what marks the shift from BC/BCE to AD/CE?

the birth of Jesus of Nazareth 

400

What was the name of Rome's first written laws?

The Twelve Tables (Tablets)

400

Who was Rome's first Emperor?

Augustus

500

What is the name of the mountain range to the north of Italy?

The Alps

500

The Roman doctor Galen described this organ in detail to help further medicine. 

the heart

500

Who was the first Roman emperor to convert to Christianity and end the ban on religion in Rome?

Constantine 

500

What are 2 government concepts from Ancient Rome that we still use today?

civic duty, checks and balances

500

Name 2 things that led to the fall of the Roman Empire.

invasion from outsiders, raised taxes, disease, people leaving Rome, size of the empire, political crises