World History-Romans

Emperor of the Roman Empire who moved the capital to Constantinople.

• Diocletian

• Constantine

• Augustus

• Caesar

Follower of Jesus who wrote a series of letters to Christian followers known as the Epistles, which became part of the New Testament.

• Peter

• Matthew

• Paul

• Peter

Carthaginian military commander who, in the Second Punic War, attempted a surprise attack on Rome, crossing the Alps with a large group of soldiers, horses, and elephants.

• Caesar

• Scipio

• Cleopatra

• Hannibal

First Roman emperor to convert to Christianity.

• Diocletian

• Theodosius

• Constantine

• Augustus

Member of the Second Roman Triumvirate that defeated Mark Antony and Cleopatra, and later changed his name to Augustus.

• Octavian

• Constantine

• Theodosius

• Caesar

Member of the First Triumvirate who became Rome's first Dictator For Life when he defeated his rival Pompey.

• Octavian

• Constantine

• Mark Antony

• Caesar

Member of the Second Triumvirate who married Cleopatra, moved to Egypt, and was later defeated by Octavian

• Pompey

• Mark Antony

• Hannibal

• Scipio

Roman general who commanded the invasion of Carthage in the second Punic War and defeated Hannibal.

• Mark Antony

• Scipio

• Pompey

• Caesar

Apostle of Jesus who became the first Pope of the Catholic Church.

• Peter

• Paul

• Matthew

• Luke

Rome's First Emperor who restored order and ushering in Pax Romana.

• Octavian

• Scipio

• Augustus

• Caesar