Ancient Rome

Caesar's adopted son; The first Roman Emperor or sole leader which officially started the Roman Empire; Established the rule of emperors

• Augustus Caesar (Octavian)

• Marc Antony  
• Julius Caesar Jr. 
• Socrates

City in north Africa that fought Rome in the Punic Wars

• Egypt
• Carthage  
• Mesopotamia
• Sicily 

The two most powerful government officials in Rome

• President and VP
• Magistrates
• Consuls
• Patricians 

The language of the Romans; language of law, medicine and science. (examples: et cetera, curriculum, veto)

• Spanish
• Roman
• English
• Latin

Worshiping or believing in more than one god.

• Monotheism
• Polytheism

A political system in which people elect leaders to govern them known as representative democracy

• Tyranny  
• Monarchy
• Republic
• Direct Democracy

The founders of Rome.

• Romulus and Remus
• Redford and Rollo
• Redington and Robin
• Aeneas and Agile

I was stabbed 23 times on the floor of the Senate

• Pompey

• Octavian

• Augustus Caesar

• Julius Caesar

This river flows through Rome.

• Po

• Tiber

• Nile

• Indus

The state south of Italy that Rome waged war on 3 times

• Greece

• Sicily

• Germany

• Carthage