Rome: Republic to Empire

General from Carthage, led an invasion of Italy through the Alps including super-awesome war elephants

• Julius Caesar
• Hannibal
• Augustus
• Cato the Elder

A time of stability and peace in the Roman Empire, the empire grows to it's largest size, 27 BCE to 180 CE

• Civil War
• Punic Wars
• Et tu Brute
• Pax Romana

Rome's first true emperor, nephew/adopted son of Julius Caesar, civil service projects improved the Empire

• Nero
• Hannibal
• Augustus
• Constantine

A series of conflicts between Rome and Carthage, Rome wins and expands its territory

• Pax Romana
• Peloponnesian War
• Persian War
• Punic War

To become larger by acquiring/gaining additional lands best describes

• Empire
• Expansion
• Pax Romana
• Civil War

Roman general who appointed himself dictator for life, was assassinated by the Senate

• Augustus
• Constantine
• Commodus
• Julius Caesar

When a country expands outside of its own borders, conquering and governing other countries and cultures best describes a/an

• Expansion
• Republic
• Empire
• Senate

A ruler with absolute power, could be appointed/elected in a time of emergency

• Dictator
• Emperor
• Consul
• Senator

Conflict between groups within the same country is called

• Punic War
• Expansion
• Civil War
• Civil Court

I was Emperor from 117 to 138 CE, had the Pantheon built, as well as a wall to keep barbarians out

• Augustus
• Nero
• Commodus
• Hadrian