Ancient Rome

A structure built to convey water from one location to another, often using a bridge-like system of channels and pipes, commonly used in ancient Rome.

• Civil Service

• Myth

• Silk Road

• Aqueduct

A commoner in ancient Rome, belonging to the general citizenry as opposed to the elite patrician class.

• Bishop

• Plebeian

• Silk Road

• Pope

A governing body in ancient Rome, composed of patricians, that advised the consuls and had significant influence over legislation and policy.

• Senate

• Civil Service

• Oligarchy

• Bishop

A member of the aristocratic families in ancient Rome, holding high social status and political power.

• Plebian

• Monarchy

• Patrician

• Pope

A ruler with absolute power, often taking control during emergencies in ancient Rome, with authority typically limited to a short term.

• Dictator

• Monarchy

• Bishop

• Pope

A network of trade routes connecting the East and West, facilitating the exchange of goods, culture, and ideas between ancient civilizations, particularly during the Han dynasty and Roman Empire.

• Bishop

• Assimilation

• Silk Roads

• Brahma

Who were the two twin boys who were set adrift in a basket in the Tiber River

• Julius and Caeser

• Roman and Romulus

• Zeus and Athenian

Who was the first king of Rome

• Romulus

• Remus

Why did people settle by the Tiber River

• There was good travel

• The soil was rich

• There was plenty of water

• All of these

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What was the Punic War

• The war between Rome and Carthaginian

• The war between Rome and India

• The war between Rome and Italy