Armor
Weapons
Strategy
Requirements
About The Soldiers
100

What material was the armor made out of?

Iron

100

Fill in the blank. All soldiers trained using _____ swords.

Wooden

100

How many different fighting strategies were listed in the slideshow?

4

100

What did auxiliaries get at the end of their 25 years of being in the Roman army?

Roman Citizenship

100

Fill in the blank. Beyond combat, soldiers built roads, forts, and _____.

Aqueducts

200

What tall piece of armor did soldiers carry into battle?

Their shields

200

The best and most accurate airborne weapon that the Romans used was the?

Bow & Arrow

200

What shape did the "Orbis" formation represent?

A circle

200

Were the auxiliaries Roman citizens?

No

200

Fill in the blank. Recruits learned to march _____ miles a day, swim, build bridges, and handle weapons through constant drills.

20

300

Fill in the blank. Iron was cut into ____ to make it more flexible.

Strips

300

In Latin, a spear is called a ____?

Hasta

300

What defense formation had soldiers lock their shields together as a barrier?

Testudo

300

True or False. You are required to be a Roman citizen to join the Roamn Legion.

True

300

Roman soldiers were committed to 20 years of service and at the end they were usually given ____?

Land and/or a large sum of money.

400

Fill in the blank. Iron armor is very _____, so soldiers needed to be strong an din good shape.

Heavy

400
Gladius is the Latin word for what weapon?

Sword

400

What word in Latin means "Triple Line"?

Triplex Acies

400

How was the Roman Legion Abel to move so quickly throughout Rome?

They had very well built roads.

400

How many soldiers were in one Legion and how many groups were the legions split up into?

5,400 and 10 groups

500

True or False. Iron helmets were very difficult to see out of but gave the soldiers great protection in battle. 

False

500

What word means dagger in Latin?

Pugio

500

Cuneus is what word in english?

Wedge

500

List at least two privileges that came with being a Roman citzen.

Trial rights, exemption from crucial punishment, rights to appeal in Roman court, voting and holding office, legal marriage, and the rights to own property.

500

What was the term used to call the officer or leader of each century?

The centurion