Military/Leadership
How many men were assisting the emperor?
9 Cohorts.
Where did the citizens go to worship?
Churches, temples, and/or shrines.
What drove the Roman economy?
Industry, trade, and agriculture.
What was the official language in the Roman Empire?
Latin.
Around what time did Rome emerge?
Around 625 BC.
Who was the first ruler in the Roman Empire?
Romulus.
Was it okay to believe in different religions or gods in Ancient Rome? (Yes or No)
Yes!
(About) How long was the road network?
250,000 miles long.
What was the focus of education in Ancient Rome?
Public speaking and literature.
Which continents was Rome in? (3)
Parts of Asia, Africa, and most of Europe.
What were the groups of men that were divided into 10 cohorts called?
Legion
Who were typically the most respected people?
Government officials (priests, emperors, etc.).
What did craftsmen typically make?
Glasswork, pottery, textiles, and metalwork.
What were the Romance languages that Latin influenced?
French, Spanish, and Italian.
When was Julius Ceasers' assassination?
AD 44.
Who led the legions?
Legatus
What was the religion(s) of the Romans?
Polytheistic.
Where did the Silk Road connect Rome to?
China.
What was one thing kids of wealthy families learned?
Philosophy, mathematics, or literature.
When was the first emperor seen in Rome?
31 BC