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Legacy
100
Killed by his friends. Et tu, Brute?
Who is Julius Caesar?
100
Romulus and Remus settled this tiny little village between some hills.
What is Rome?
100
formed from lime, sand, water
What is concrete?
100
Italian, Spanish, French, Portuguese
What are Romance Languages?
100
curved building method that allowed for stronger construction
What were arches?
200
I tried to invade Rome with elephants, but ooops! Didn't make it.
Who is Hannibal?
200
The Italian Peninsula sticks out into this body of water
What is Med Sea
200
Roman Peace
What is Pax Romana?
200
Written set of laws in Rome
What are the 12 Tablets?
200
made from concrete (cement), gravel, small stones, maybe even rubble! They  helped connect Romans to Rome and each other.
What were roads?
300
WE settled the Italian Peninsula and basically made Rome! They owe us!
Who were Latins, Etruscans, Greeks?
300
Hadrian's Wall was built in this country to keep rebels out.
England (or Scotland or Great Britain or United Kingdom or Britannia)
300
Gladiators would fight here!
What is the Colosseum?
300
We could not vote or own property, unless someone gave it to us. Not fair!!!!
Who were women?
300
Name three ways Romans were connected to each other culturally....not with roads!
What is common language, common religion, shared money, shared culture, common rules, clothing (togas), common food
400
I allowed Christianity to spread to the Roman Empire.
Who was Constantine?
400
Goths from this future country invaded and destroyed Rome.
What is Germany?
400
central square in Rome and other Roman cities (kind of like a mall?
What is the forum?
400
the rich people in Rome
Who were patricians?
400
this form of government spread to America, and we pledge to protect it
What is a republic?
500
Roman statesman Cincinnatus was so well respected that this future American great admired him.
Who was George Washington?
500
This became the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire?
What was Constantinople?
500
Nero played one of these, according to legend. Even though he couldn't have because it wasn't even invented yet!!


Bonus points if you name the ACTUAL instrument he probably played.

What is a fiddle? 



What is a lyre?

500
This delicious delicacy was enjoyed by the patricians. I'm sure you can SEE how only rich people could eat these.
What were peacock eyeballs?
500
We invaded the Romans and conquered Rome for good! Haha! Finally someone defeats those mean old stealing and robbing Romans.
Who were Visigoths/Ostrogoths?

Maybe I'll accept Vandals.