People
Civil War
Punic Wars
Military Reforms
Vocabulary
100

Ally of Julius Caesar and Mark Anthony. Queen of Egypt.

Cleopatra

100

March 15th 44BC - The day that Julius Caesar was killed.

“Ides of March”  

100

Animals used by Carthage as a terror tatic.

Elephants
100

A reform is a ____________

change, adjustment...

100

A government run by a king, queen or emperor.

Monarchy

200

Tried to defeated Octavian and failed.

Mark Anthony

200

Worked with Pompey and won a civil war against him. Helped the poor and made himself dictator for life.

Gnaeus Julius Caesar

200

Carthage's most successful general who was smart and defeated 3 of the Roman armies

Hannibal

200

Before 100 BC only citizen who could afford their own ________ could serve in the military

armor or equipment

200

A state containing several countries or territories.

Empire

300

Won 1st civil war against Marius and made himself dictator for more than a year.

Sulla

300

Worked with Caesar to run the government but later lost a civil war against him.

Gnaeus Pompey

300

Led Roman army to Carthage and defeated Hannibal while destroying Carthage

Scipio

300

Reformed the army was letting poor citizens join the army and having the government pay for their equipment

Gaius Marius

300

 A war between groups from the same country.

Civil War

400

Brothers who tried to give land to the poor and showed the fear the wealthy had of the poor.

Tiberius Gracchus & Gaius Gracchus

400

 Feared that this group would riot or start a revolution.

Urban poor

400

Carthage is on what continent

Africa

400

Roman soldiers relied on their generals after Marius’ reforms

To give them land

400

Areas within a country or empire.

Province

500

Caesar's heir, got revenge on Caesar's murderers. He ruled Rome, ended the republic, and became the first emperor. Must give his name and title.

Octavian / Augustus

500

Led Julius Caesar to starting the civil war and taking control of Rome.

Crossing Rubicon River

500

Rome is on what continent

Europe

500

Soldiers became loyal to their __________ than to the ____________.

commanders/ military leaders

government

500

Augustus

Venerable or greatly honored one.