Gods, Legends, & The Roman Republic
Roman Wars 1
Roman Wars 2
Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
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True or False: The ancient Romans believed in many gods and goddesses 

True

100

In the Punic Wars, who did Rome fight against? 

Carthage

100

Who was the queen of Egypt who helped Marc Antony?

Cleopatra

100

a person who belongs to a country and is protected under its laws

citizen

100

a group of countries or territories under the control of one ruler

empire

200

 Where is the city of Rome located?

Italy

200

What unique thing did General Hannibal use to attack the Romans?

Elephants 

200

Who became known as Caesar Augustus, Rome’s first emperor, after he took power?

Octavian 

200

someone from another country

foreigner

200

the main city of a country and the home of the country’s government

capital

300

Who were Romulus and Remus? What did they do? 

The twin brothers, who, according to legend, founded Rome

300

After the Romans defeated an enemy, what happened to the land?

It became a part of Rome 

300

Why was Julius Caesar killed?

The Senate thought he was too powerful

300

to win control of a land by attacking an enemy or fighting a war

conquer

300

 money that people pay to the government

tax

400

What were members of the powerful and wealthy families in Rome called? 

Patricians 

400

Who conquered Gaul and became a dictator during the last days of the Roman Republic?

Julius Caesar 

400

Augustus was a good emperor because... (tell me two things he did as emperor)

Built new roads, buildings, and temples. Bought land for soldiers. Gave food to the poor. Started Rome's first fire and police department. 

400

a war between people who live in the same country

civil war

400

a government in which people elect others to represent them

republic

500

What were the poor working men and women of Rome called? 

Plebeians 

500

What did Julius Caesar famously say in a letter back to Rome?  

"Veni, Vidi, Vici" or "I came, I saw, I conquered" 

500

Who assassinated Julius Caesar? (I need the group and one specific individual who was his friend)

Roman senators, including Caesar’s friend, Brutus

500

a structure for carrying water across long distances

aqueduct 

500

a person who speaks or acts for someone else

representative