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100
Rome is on this continent
What is Europe?
100
Romans went here to talk business, socialize, shop, pray, eat, and hear speakers
What is the forum
100
This class of people worked at the baths
What are slaves?
100
This man took power in Rome and was killed
Who is Julius Caesar?
100
Rome started as this type of government
What is a Monarchy?
200
Rome is on this type of land form?
What is a peninsula?
200
Romans would gather together here to hang out and get clean
What are baths?
200
These people fought to the death for amusement
Who are Gladiators?
200
This man was the first emperor of Rome
Who is Augustus?
200
The reason the Monarchy ended
What is the king abusing his people?
300
Rome is in what modern day country
What is Italy
300
Poor Romans mostly ate this.
What is bread?
300
Gladiators were mostly this class of people
What are slaves?
300
This man killed his brother and named a city for himself
Who is Romulus?
300
This type of government allows people to vote for leaders who make laws
What is a Republic?
400
Rome was built on what River?
What is the Tiber River?
400
These were the 3 classes of Roman people
What are Patricians, Plebians, and Slaves
400
Romans gave out food and held Gladiator fights for this reason
What is to keep the poor from rebelling?
400
This king was so bad the Romans fought a war to get rid of him
Who is Tarqin?
400
The act of two groups in the same country fighting each other
What is a civil war?
500
These things made Rome a great place to start a city(Must list at least 3 things)
What are climate, good soil, access to fresh water, access to ocean, natural barriers
500
Romans who were lucky enough to go to school were taught by people from this country; who the Romans thought were very smart
Who were the Greeks?
500
Gladiators said this before a fight
What is "We who are about to die salute you"
500
This brave Roman held off a whole army to defend Rome
What is Horatius?
500
The reason Rome became an Empire
What is Augustus' slow takeover