Society
Politics
Contributions
Characters and Religion
Double Points
100

Name the three social classes there were in Ancient Rome

Patricians, plebeians, and slaves

100

What form of government did the Romans have?

A Republic.

100

__________ made important contributions to Anatomy.

Galen

100

Queen of Egypt

Cleopatra

100

Name the Sea that was most important for the Roman Empire

Mediterranean Sea

200

Which class did the nobles belong to?

The Patricians

200

Mention the branches of the Roman government

Daily government affairs, laws, judges

200

Architectural contributions by the romans

Bridges, roads, buildings

200

Pax Romana

Julius Caesar

200

Where is Rome?

In the Italian Peninsula

300

The farmers belonged to this social class

Plebeians

300

How is the period of 200 years of peace in Rome named?

Pax Romana

300

Ptolemy contributed to__________. He made______________.

Astronomy/ He mapped the stars and studied the movement of the planets.

300

Octavian

Rival to Antony and Cleopatra

300

Who was the family leader in Roman families?

The father

400

Who belonged in the lowest social class and which one was it?

The lowest social class was that of the slaves, prisoners of war and those who were bought belonged in it.

400

At 15 years old, a Roman male would become...

a citizen.

400

Roman contributions were highly influenced by__________.

Greeks.

400

What is Polytheism?

Believing in many gods

400

What was a difficulty for roman women?

They were not full citizens

500

How were patrician men educated?

They received private lessons at home.

500

At what age would Roman women be expected to get married?

At the age of 14

500

The language the romans spoke is named ____________. Today it is important because________________.

Latin/ it is the foundation for Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and French, the Romance languages.

500

How did Antony and Cleopatra die?

They were defeated and captured by Octavian

500

For triple points... How many steps are there to the top of the Cupula of Saint Peter's Basilica? 

551