The Roman Republic

Who discovered Rome? And How did they?

• Remus and Mars; Remus and Mars made a truce which then they watched over the lands together

• Romulus and Remus; They both worked together to battle against people which lead to the creation of Rome.

• Athena and Romulus; They battled together and Romulus won, which lead to Rome

• Romulus and Remus; They gathered a group of men and then Romulus killed Remus, and claimed the land for himself "Rome"

Which river was Rome overlooking?

• Euphrates River

• Tiber River

• Tigris River

• Tiberius River

What was Rome's center for?

• Government, Religion, and Economy

• Money, Jobs, and Governmnt

• Religion, Jobs, and Economy

• Trade, Religion, and Economy

Why wasn't the Tiber River that functional?

• It was flooding most of the time, so the boats wouldn't get to pass.

• It was dried up in a couple of years, because it was shallow, so no one could pass through.

• It was shallow, so large boats couldn't pass.

• It was not that wide, so large boats couldn't pass.

How did Rome begin?

• An independent city-state

• A dependent city-state

• Greecinain ruled state

What were the kings power in Rome?

• They served as head of the supreme priest and cheif head of army

• They served as head of the superheroes, armies, and fighting district

• They served as head of the army, assemblies, and food district

• They served as head of the army, cheif priest, and supreme judge

What did the Greeks do to the Romans?

• They founded cities and the forumns

• They founded southern cities and they brought culture.

• They founded their culture and republics

• They founded their government and brought thier republics

Who were the Etruscans?

• The most powerful people in central Italy

• They were Roman traders

• They were great famers

• They were the weakest people in central Italy

How many soliders were in a legion?

• 3,000-4,000

• 4,800-5,000

• 5,000-5,500

• 4,500-5,000

How did Rome gain power?

• Because of Greece

• Because of their allies

• Because of their enemys

• Because of their assemblies brains