Geography
Famous Romans
Punic Wars
Roman Expansion
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100

The capital city of the Roman civilization

Rome

100

He killed his brother and named the city of Rome after himself

Romulus

100

The main opponents in the Punic Wars

Rome and Carthage

100

The Romans had to overthrow the Etruscan king to gain complete control of this territory

Italian Peninsula
100

A ruler with absolute power is referred to as this 

dictator

200

The mythical founders of Rome are known as...

Romulus and Remus

200

He never expected to be killed by his brother.

Remus

200

Rome and Carthage fought in the Punic Wars for control of this major sea.

Mediterranean 

200

Due to Rome's expansion, this group of people were forced to serve in the Roman army and had little rights

Plebeians

200

A basic set of laws is known as

a constitution

300

Rome's neighbors to the north.

Etruscans

300

Said to be the adopted son of Julius Caesar, also the first emperor of Rome

Caesar Augustus (Octavian)

300

The victor (or winner) of the Punic Wars

Rome

300

The people who murdered Julius Caesar wanted to give power back to the Senate. Instead, their action began this type of conflict.

Civil war

300

To refuse to approve proposals of government is to

veto

400

Rome's neighbors to the south, settled in colonies from this other ancient civilizatoin.

Greeks

400

This group protested for their rights and gained the Twelve Tables for legal protection

Plebeians 

400

Rome took control of this European country after defeating Carthage in the second Punic War.

Spain

400

A 200-year period of peace in the Roman empire.

Pax Romana

400

Which dangerous sport did the Romans adapt from the Etruscans?

chariot racing (will accept gladiator fighting)

500

Rome, Italy can be categorized as this type of landform, meaning it has water on all three sides

peninsula 

500

This group made up a minority in Rome, yet were wealthy and controlled the Roman republic

Patricians

500

This Carthaginian general led his army to invade Italy.

Hannibal

500

While Rome grew rich in money, territory, and resources, they still faced constant...

Warfare/wars
500

This was written so the patricians could not change laws whenever they wished

Twelve Tables