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100

This is the river that runs through Rome

Tiber River

100

Type of government where leaders are chosen to represent the people

Republic

100

He was considered a kind ruler until he went mad and began seeing his mother's ghost.

Nero

100

Romans were the greatest at building what 3 things?

1. Roads

2. Bridges 

3. Aqueducts

100

What is the most widespread of the world's major religions?

Christianity

200

This volcano destroyed the city of Pompeii

Mt. Vesuvius

200

Wealthy men who were in control of the Roman Senate

Patricians

200

This emperor is known for creating a running water system throughout Rome known as the aqueducts. He is also a close relation of Julius Caesar.

Augustus

200

This art style is from both Rome and Greece

Greco-Roman

200

He was stabbed to death on the Senate Floor

Julius Caesar


300

This neighbor of Rome gave them most of their gods and goddesses

Greece

300

This group of people were in charge until they were removed for a Republic

Etruscans

300

He loved watching and competing in gladiator fights.

Commodus

300

What is one difference between the Latin alphabet and the English alphabet?

Latin has 23 letters, English has 26

300

A sacred rite or ritual performed in the church

Sacrament

400

This is where Constantine moved the capital

Byzantium

400

A common or poor person in the republic

Plebeian

400

This ruler was the first non-Italian emperor

Trajan

400

Name of the artist who well known for his Renaissance murals and frescoes

Michelangelo

400

Two Etruscan influences that the Romans used as their own.

Arches, cuniculus and sporting events (slave fighting/chariot racing)

500

Mountain range north of the Italian peninsula

The Alps

500

An official of Rome elected by Plebeians to represent them

Tribune

500

This ruler revolutionized the arch during his reign, but was poisoned by his wife so that her son could be the next ruler.

Claudius

500

Name one of the causes for the decline and fall of the Roman Empire

Political instability, social issues, economic issues, weakening frontiers, moving the capital

500

How did most people in Pompeii die?

suffocation- cement in their lungs