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The fall of the Roman Empire
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open building where Romans could go and watch sporting events and drama events. It was the largest of its kind when it was built

What is the Colosseum

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an act or process of immersing and washing one's body in a large container of water.

What are Roman Baths

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a form of government in which citizens elect their leaders.

What is a Republic

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The last Emperor of the Roman Empire, who was removed from power on September 4th, 476

Who is Romulus Augustus

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The date that Veteran's day is celebrated every year

What is November 11th

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primitive canals for irrigation and water transport

What is an Aquaduct

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A tower or other structure containing a beacon light to warn or guide ships at sea. They helped sailors when they were at sea and approaching dangerous shorelines.

What are light houses

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Members of the ruling class of Ancient Rome

What are Patricians

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The name of the Emperor in 284 C.E. who introduced reforms, or political changes, to make things better

Who is Diocletian

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Someone who has served in the Armed Forces

What is a Veteran
300

a structure that provides passage over a gap or barrier, such as a river or roadway

what is a bridge

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Building material made of sand, gravel, cement and water that can be formed into any shape before it hardens

What is concrete

300

Ordinary citizens in Ancient Rome

What are Plebians

300

To stop economic decline, the Roman Government produced more coins. However, the government had little gold and silver. As a result, the new coins contained much less of these precious metals, which reduced their value. This is an example of:

What is inflation

300

An agreement between two opposing sides that ends a war

What is an armistice

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A barrier to obstruct the flow of water, especially one of earth, masonry, etc.

What is a Dam

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A system of pipes that carried waste out of cities so that it wouldn't contaminate drinking water

What are sewers

400

An elected Roman official who protects the rights of ordinary citizens

What is a Tribune

400

Name of the Emperor who issued orders that stated that a young man had to follow his father's occupation. Examples: the sons of farmers had to work their fathers lands, the sons of soldiers had to serve in the army.

Who is Constantine

400

The name of the President that changed the name of Armistice Day to Veterans Day in 1954

Who is President Dwight D. Eisenhower

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Ancient roman system for central heating that made baths hot and heated other large rooms and buildings.

What is a hypocaust

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An outdoor, open theatre used for Roman chariot racing. An entertainment center for ancient Romans.

What is Circus Maximus

500

Large farming estates in Ancient Rome

What is a Latifundia

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The name of the new Capital of the Roman Empire after Constantine moved it, located in present-day Turkey

What is Constantinople

500

The 5 branches of the Armed Forces

What is the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, and Coast Guard