People
One of the founders of the city of Rome. He killed his brother Remus.
Romulus
The river that runs through Rome is known as the?
Tiber River
This tree is important for both Greek and Roman culture.
Olive tree
A government in which power is inherited.
Monarchy
This animal fed Romulus and Remus and kept them alive.
She-Wolf
He was the "good" dictator of Rome who saved the city and went back to the plow.
Cincinattus
These mountains to the north of Rome guard the Italian peninsula from invasion by northern tribes.
The Alps
This animal was important in the ancient world for providing milk, cheese, and meat.
Goats
The Romans had two of these people with co-equal power. They could veto each other.
Consuls
In 79AD they were buried in ash by this volcano.
Mount Vesuvius
He was the "bad" dictator of Rome who became dictator for life and was stabbed 32 times.
Julius Caesar
These mountains that run the length of Italy are volcanic and also dump large amounts of ash onto the soil of Italy.
The Appennine Mountains.
Because both Italy and Greece are peninsulas they are dependent upon this for a large amount of food
The Ocean/Mediterranean Sea
Government type where all citizens vote on every law.
Direct Democracy
Three-decked ships with no bathrooms and noobs on the lower decks. DON'T LOOK UP!
Triremes
This famous American general and then president was our version of the Roman Cincinnatus.
George Washington
The body of water common to both Greece and Italy is the?
Mediterranean Sea
Mashing these with your feet gives you something good to drink.
Grapes
Government type were people elect leaders who make almost all decisions for them.
Republic
In this Roman social group, your parents arranged your marriage for you.
Patricians
The were the lowest people in Roman society captured in combat.
slaves
Both Italy and Greece are this kind of landform.
A peninsula.
This was mixed with water to kill bacteria in it. The average person drank theirs mixed 50/50, soldiers drank it undiluted before battle.
Wine
We have one with 100 members, the Romans had one with 300 members.
The Senate
This culture buried husband and wife together in the same tomb.
Etruscans