Location/Geography
Government
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Rise and Fall
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which two brothers founded Rome?

Remus found Rome

 

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how long does a republic last?

the republic almost lasted 500 years 

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who had the idea to start Christianity in Rome?   

The apostles Peter and Paul started Christianity in Rome, by traveling to preach there

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What was the most powerful emperor?

Agustus

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How did Rome fall?

In AD 286 the Roman Empire was split into eastern and western empires each ruled by its own empire.

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where is Rome located

western coast

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when did the republic end

the republic ended in 27 BCE

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How did christianity spread throughout the Roman empire? 

Paul clocked up around 10,000 miles, traveling across the Roman empire.

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Who was the leader of Rome?

Julius caesar

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how did Rome start?

it is thought that the city-state of Rome was initially formed by Latium villagers joining together with settlers from the surrounding hills in response to an Etruscan invasion.

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Rome was built on which content

Europe

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How many years did emperors govern Rome?

Emperors govern Rome for 500 years.

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Why did the Romans ignore Christianity?

They refused to worship the gods of Rome.

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Who was the first Roman empire?

Agustus

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When was Romans most powerful 

AD 117

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where is the Tiber river located

the Tiber river central Italy

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when did the republic start

it started in1854

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Who brought Christianity to Rome?

the apostles Peter and Paul.

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Who founded Rome?

romulus.

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What led to the end of the Roman empire 

Internal,Corruption, division, and outside invasion.

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where is the Apennines Mountain

Italy

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how many people was in the republican

almost 1 billion

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Why is Rome so important to Christianity?

because of the final residence and martyrdom of Saint Peter there during the 1st century, coupled with the city's political importance.

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Trajan 

Trajan was a emperor from AD 98 to 117

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why did Rome rise

The military was one of the key reasons for Rome's success.