Geography
What are the physical features of italy?
What is rivers, islands, mountains, and the Mediterranean Sea.
What was the religion in ancient Rome?
What is Polytheism
What was the name of the famous stadium created by the romans?
What is the Colosseum
What kind of government did the romans have?
What is a republic
Where did the first democracy start?
What is Athens (ancient Greece)
How did Italy's geography protect the ancient Romans?
What is the mountain ranges provided barriers to keep invaders away.
What mythology influenced the Romans?
What is the Greeks
What was the name of the water system created by the romans ?
What is aqueducts.
What does it mean to Veto?
What is reject or cancel
What type of government had A ruler who held absolute power and authority over the people?
What is a Tyrant/Tyranny
What is the name of the River that ancient Rome was built on?
What is the Tiber River.
Why did the romans use Mythology?
What is to explain unknown events.
What language was used in ancient Rome?
What is Latin
Who was Julius Caesar?
What is a roman general/dictator
What was 73 miles long and protected from invaders?
What is Hadrian's Wall
What is a Peninsula?
What is a piece of land almost surrounded by water on 3 sides.
Who was Jupiter?
What is the chief God.
What was used to create grand entrances and can be found in many religious buildings?
What is the Arch
Who started the Roman Empire?
What is Augustus Caesar
What 3 Continents did the Romans have some rule over?
What is African, Asia, and Europe.
How was rome's geography beneficial?
What is the rivers facilitated trade.
What religion was spread throughout Rome? Who was the person spreading the religion?
What is Christianity.
What is Paul.
What was the most popular achievement created by the Romans that we use every day?
What is highways and roads
Why did the roman empire fall?
What is beacause it reached it maximum height of power.
What affiliation did the Etruscans have with Rome?
Etruscan civilization dominated Italy until it fell to the expanding Rome beginning in the late 4th century BC as a result of the Roman–Etruscan Wars; Etruscans were granted Roman citizenship in 90 BC, and only in 27 BC the whole Etruscan territory was incorporated into the newly established Roman Empire.