Geography and Settlement of Rome
Julius Caesar and the End of the Republic
Daily Life in Rome
Fall of Rome
The Beginning of the Roman Empire
100

Who were Romulus and Remus?

The Mythical Founders of Rome

100

How was Julius Caesar killed?

Stabbed to Death by Senators

100

Where would one most likely see the foods listed below?

• mice cooked in honey • roasted parrots stuffed with dates • salted jellyfish • snails dipped in milk

At a wealthy Romans dinner

100

What was the 200 years of peace called in Rome?

Pax Romana

100

Who was Romes first Emperor?

Octavian, later renamed Augustus

200

Who lived first in the area that became Rome?

The Etruscans

200

Which one of these men was not a part of the First Triumvirate?

A. Pompey                        C. Crassus

B. Caesar                         D. Lepidus

D. Lepidus

200

What was a typical home for a poor Roman city-dweller?

An apartment in a tall building

200

What are all of the reasons why the Roman Empire ended?

Christianity, Military and political issues, Inflation, and Germanic Invasions

200

Who won the power struggle during the Second Triumvirate?

Octavian
300

In the Roman Republic, patricians referred to _______

Wealthy Roman landowners

300

Who did Julius Caesar help with his reforms to the Roman Republic?

The Rich

300

Why did thousands of Romans go to the Circus Maximus?

To watch chariot races

300

Who tried to help Rome get together?

Diocletian

300

What did Octavian Change his name to?

Augustus

400

Why were plebeians unhappy when the Roman Republic was first set up?

They had no say in making the laws

400

Why was Julius Caesar Killed?

The Senators feared he was getting too much power
400

In Rome, people were commonly enslaved after _____

Being captured in a war

400

Why was Christianity a threat to the Roman Empire?

Christians thought that God was on a higher state of being than the emperor

400

What was the original title for emperor?

Imperator

500

Why were the 12 Tables created?


The people elect representatives to make laws for them.



500

Who took over after Caesar was killed?

Octavian, Marc Antony, and Marcus Lepidus

500

Why was the home of a wealthy Roman unlikely to burn down?


It was built of stone

500

Why were the Huns a threat to the Roman empire?

They caused the the Germanic invasions that were a big part of Rome Falling.

500

What did "Imperator" mean?

Supreme military commander