Ancient Rome

The river on which Rome was founded. Second largest river in Italy.

• Tiber

• Nile

• Romulus

• Vatican

A section of land that is surrounded by water on three sides.

• Tiber

• Italian Peninsula

• Romulus and Remus

• Vatican City

According to legend one of these twin brothers founded Rome.

• Tiber

• Italian Peninsula

• Romulus and Remus

• Vatican City

The smallest country in the world (located within Rome) where the Pope resides.

• Tiber

• Italian Peninsula

• Romulus and Remus

• Vatican City

Because of olives and grapes, Ancient Rome had this. They did, and continue to, make a lot of money each year off of these items they are able to trade.

• Leading Economy

• Christianity

• Roman Numerals

• Patricians

A religion based on Jesus of Nazareth. This is still the major religion in Rome and Italy today.

• Leading Economy

• Christianity

• Roman Numerals

• Patricians

The wealthy leaders in Ancient Rome.

• Plebeians

• Christianity

• Roman Numerals

• Patricians

Common people such as traders and farmers.

• Plebeians

• Christianity

• Roman Numerals

• Patricians

Symbols that represent numbers, most likely coming from tally sticks used by shepherds to count their sheep.

• Plebeians

• Christianity

• Roman Numerals

• Patricians

The public meeting place where Roman citizens would gather to discuss all types of interests and issues.

• Forum

• Polytheistic

• Monotheistic

• Republic