Roman Government
Roman Legends
Geography
The people of Rome
Crisis in Rome
100

What kind of government did Rome create in 509 BC?

What is a republic?

100

What kind of animal did Romulus and Remus get saved by?

What is a wolf?

100

What does the country of Italy look like?

What is a high heeled boot?
100

What was the Roman Forum?

What is the heart of the city of Rome?

100

What is a legion?

What is a group of up to 6,000 soldiers

200

What is a monarchy?

What is a government with a king and queen in charge?

200

Who found Romulus and Remus and adopted them?

Who was a shepherd?

200

Where is Italy located?

a peninsula in Southern Europe

200

Who were the Patricians?

Who are the nobles?
200

How did the growth of the city of Rome affect trade?

What is Rome had such a large population that farmers couldn't grow enough food to support the city; therefore, they had to trade from other parts of the Mediterranean?

300

What is the difference between a monarchy and a republic?

What is a monarchy is ruled by kings and queens and a republic is ruled by a group of people elected by citizens.

300

Where did Romulus and Remus decide to build a city?

What is the spot where the wolf had rescued them?

300

Why was Italy able to grow a wide variety of crops?

What is the mild climate? Warm dry summers, mild, rainy winters.

300

What activities took place in the Roman Forum?

What is shopping, assembly meetings, gossip, speeches, and fights between gladiators?

300
Who is Hannibal?

Who was an army general for Carthage?

400

Why was the senate so powerful?

What is they were in office for life?

400

What group of people did Aeneas form an alliance with?

What is the Latins?

400

How did Rome's location affect its early history?

What is it determined where Romans settled and what food they could grow? 

400

What was Rome's first written law code called?

What is the Law of the Twelve Tables?

400

Who fought the Punic Wars?

Who was Carthage and Rome?

500

How was civic duty demonstrated in Rome?

What is attended assembly meetings and vote in elections?

(or hold public office)

500

How did Rome get its name?

What is Romulus named the city after himself after he killed Remus for mocking one of his ideas?
500

How did Romans take advantage of Italy's physical geography?

What is they built cities on hills for defense and captured the fresh water flowing down from mountains?

500

Why did the people of Rome want their laws written down?

What is the people didn't want to be accused of breaking laws they didn't know?
500

Who was Spartacus?

Who was a gladiator that led thousands of slaves to rise up against Rome and demand freedom?