Geography
Government
Early Republic
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100

Similar to India and Greece, Rome is an example of this type of geographical landform.

A Peninsula.

100

What is a similarity between the US Constitution and the Roman Twelve Tables?

Both were written to protect people's rights.

100

Who was the Trojan War hero who moved to Rome following the Greek's destruction of the city of Troy?

Aeneas (moved to the Italian peninsula).

100

Trade, military organization, wars/ conquests all contributed to the _________ of Rome.

Growth/ expansion.

100

Why did Rome's trade network grow as the civilization expanded?

Because of the increase in the population of Rome.

200

How did the people of Ancient Rome benefit from the geographical makeup of the ancient civilization?

The geography made it difficult for outsiders to attack.

200

What was the most powerful elected position in Rome?

Consuls.

200

What was the patrician response to the plebeian revolt in 494 BC?

The patricians created a tripartite government which gave the plebeians some power.

200

Why was Rome's military so strong towards the end of the Roman Republic?

Generals (such as Gaius Marius) encouraged poor people to join the army.

200

Why was Cincinnatus considered an ideal dictator?

He was not eager to hold onto his power.

300

What are the two important rivers in Ancient Rome?

Tiber and Po River


300

What were the term limits for someone in the magistrates branch? The Senate?

Magistrates: One Year

Senate: Life

300

What type of rulers did the Roman nobles overthrow before creating the republic?

Etruscan kings.

300

What are three reasons why Hannibal fought against Rome in the 2nd Punic War?

Control of the Mediterranean region, defending Carthage, and revenge against Rome.

300

What type of violence was used in the deaths of the Gracchus brothers?

Political violence could be used as a weapon.

400

What are the two mountain ranges in Ancient Rome?

Alps and Apennines

400

The President of the United States and the Tribunes in the Roman Republic shared what power?

The veto.

400

Prior to the Plebeian revolt, what would a Plebeian individual in Ancient Rome most likely argue about laws in a civilization?

That laws cannot be fair unless they are accessible for all to read and understand.

400

What do you think would have happened if the Gauls had never attacked Rome?

Other city-states would not have attacked Rome.

400

What issues did Gaius Marius and Lucius Sulla introduce to the late Roman Republic?

Soldiers that were more loyal to their general(s) than to the government of the Republic.

500

DAILY DOUBLE

Who controlled the funds (money) in Ancient Rome?

The Roman Senate.

500

Which concept describes the law being applied to all citizens equally?

The Rule of Law.

500

What is a similarity between the Founding Fathers of the United States and the early Romans?

Both were hoping to gain more political power and representation in government.

500

Wars of expansion allowed Rome to become the dominant power in what region?

The Mediterranean Region.

500

What did the people of Rome vote for?

Elected Representatives.