Ancient Rome Interactive Topic Timeline & Ancient World Book 190

Online Textbook Interactive Topic Timeline: The Roman Republic (Topic)

Place the events in the correct order.

• Julius Caesar becomes dictator for life

• People first settle in Rome

• The Roman Republic is founded

• Rome destroys Carthage

• Hannibal's Army invades Italy and threatens Rome

Online Textbook Interactive Topic Timeline: The Roman Republic (World)

Place the events in the correct order.

• Nebuchadnezzar II destroys the Temple in Jerusalem

• Last Maurya emperor dies in India

• Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia in 1787

• Olmec civilization disappears in Central America

• Shi Huangdi founds the Qin Dynasty in China

NOTEBOOK: A government in which citizens have the right to vote and also elect officials to represent them is called a ​ (a)   .

• Republic
• Direct Democracy
• Monarchy
• Oligarchy
• Executive Branch
• Legislative Branch

NOTEBOOK: The United States government is a combination of Democracy (Greeks) and a Republic (Romans). Official Name: ​ (a)  

• Federal Democratic Republic
• Federal Monarchy
• Federal Direct Oligarchy
• Republican Federal Communist PArty
• Republican Federal Communist Party
• Republican Federal Government
• Democratic Executive Branch
• Federal Supreme Parliament

Click on Rome, Italy

Ancient World Book Pages 190-191 Handout: Study the Roman Empire map on page 190. What modern-day country is the region of Gaul today?

Use this link to help you: https://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/eu.htm

• France

• Libya

• Russia

• Egypt

Ancient World Book Pages 190-191 Handout: Study the Roman Empire map on page 190. What modern-day country is the region of Judea today?

Use this link to help you: https://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/eu.htm

• France

• Italy

• Israel

• Egypt

Ancient World Book Pages 190-191 Handout: Study the Roman Empire map on page 190. What modern-day country is the region of Thrace today?

Use this link to help you: https://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/eu.htm

• Poland

• Spain

• Germany

• Bulgaria

Ancient World Book Page 191 Handout: Americans learn about the founding of their nation as young people. They read about the ​ (a)   British colonies, the battles of ​ (b)   and Concord, and the leadership of ​ (c)   Washington. They learn about the final victory of the new nation, the United States of America.

• 13
• Lexington
• George
• 50
• 24
• Boston
• Florida
• 100

Ancient World Book Page 191 Handout: In ancient times, young Romans also learned about the founding of their state. But it was a story that mixed a little fact with a great deal of ​ (a)   . The main characters in the story, were twin brothers, ​ (b)   and ​ (c)   . These twin brothers were the children of the ​ (d)   who was the Roman god of war. This is the story of the beginning of Rome!

• legend
• Romulus
• Remus
• Mars
• truth
• Rhondo
• Rhymus
• Neptune