What is?/What was?
Who is?/Who are?/Who were?
Punic Wars
Geography
Other!!
100

What is latifundia?

Large Farming Estates

100

Who are the patricians and the plebians?

The patricians were the wealthy and the plebians were all the average people.

100

Who fought in the Punic Wars?

The Roman Empire and the Carthaginian Empire.

100

How many hills was Rome built on?

Seven

200

What is a republic?

A government where the citizens are in charge, and where there is no king/queen.

200

Who were the consuls?

The top two officials who were allowed to veto each other's decisions.

200

What were they fighting for?

They were fighting for Sicily in the first Punic War. 

For the 2nd Punic War they were fighting over Spain, Italy, Sardinia, and North Africa. 

In the third Punic War, they were fighting over Carthage.

200

Which river gave Rome a source of water?

Tiber River

300

What is the Pax Romana?

A period of time called the Roman Peace.

300

Who were praetors and dictators? 

Praetors were people who interpreted the law and acted as judges in court. 

Dictators were people who had complete control but served and ruled on a temporary basis during emergencies

300

Who won 1st Punic War, 2nd Punic War, and the 3rd Punic War?

The Roman Empire won all of them.

300

Which strait separates Sicily from Rome?

Strait of Messina 

300

Why were farmers sinking into debt?

Because they fought in Rome's wars, took damage to farms, and could not compete with the wealthy people who took over them as slaves. 

400

Who was part of the first Triumvirate? (Hint= JC Penny)

Julius Ceaser, Crassus, and Pompey. 

400

Who were the generals on each side of the war?

For the 1st Punic War, Julius Caesar, Crassus, and Pompey were the generals for the Roman Empire.

400

Why was Rome so strong?

They had a republic, they had good soldiers, they had tough discipline.

500

Who was part of the second Triumvirate? (Hint= ola!)

Octavian, Lepidus, and Antony

500

How did Rome's geography help it prosper?

It isolated them from enemies and they were able to farm due to water being close to the land.

500

How did Julius Caesar rise to power?

He rose to power when he was in the first triumvirate but also by defeating Pompey and then ruling Rome alone.  He also rose to power when he put new members in the Senate to add to his supporters.