People of the Republic
Famous Roman Things
Geography
Values and Faith
Misc. Rome
100

These were the 2 founders of Rome

Romulus and Remus

100

Where battles and Gladiators met

The Colosseum 

100

This is the type of land formation that Italy is

A Peninsula 

100

This ruler's conversion to Christianity marked a turning point in the Empire

Constantine the Great

100

In the movie Gladiator, this was the main characters name

Maximus Desimus Meridias 

200
2 of these are elected each year, they are the highest elected political and military leaders

Consuls

200

Emperor who was betrayed by his own friends and allies

Julius Caesar 

200

The Sea that completely surrounds Italy

The Mediterranean  

200

These early leaders and witnesses who taught others about Jesus

Apostles 

200

This was the date of the death of Caesar

"The Ides of March" or March 15th
300

The Advisory body of Ancient Rome

The Senate

300

Founder of the Roman Republic and one of its first consuls after the overthrow of the Roman kings.

Lucius Junius Brutus

300

These transported fresh water into Rome and major cities

Aqueducts

300

This was a deep sense of duty and loyalty to family, gods, and country.

Pietas

300

Name 2 things the United States Government has that was also in Ancient Rome

  • Separation of powers

  • Checks and balances

  • Term limits

  • Representative government

  • Rule of law

400

These administered civil law and could command armies

Praetors

400

Orator, philosopher, and consul who spoke out in defense of the Roman Republic.

Marcus Tullius Cicero

400

This River offered fresh water, transportation, and trade opportunities

Tiber River

400

Seriousness, self-control, and moral weight.

Gravitas
400

The last wife of Julius Caesar

Calpurnia

500

These officials supervised financial affairs

Quaestors

500

A government as a public matter, not private concern of rulers is called this 


Res Publica "Public Affairs" 

500

Rome's main port which allowed trade from all over the world 

Ostia

500

The key idea of this virtue was earning respect through courage and action.

Virtus

500

Constantine the Great came to power after he defeated his rival at this battle

Battle of Milvian Bridge