(Review) Geography and the Early Development of Rome

What is a cuniculus?

• A Roman temple

• A water trench system

• A fighting arena

• A religious ritual

Who were the Etruscans?

• Roman engineers

• Traders from Egypt

• Neighbors north of Rome

• Greek colonists

What did gladiators do in ancient Rome?

• Serve in the army

• Perform in plays

• Fight for entertainment

• Train Roman citizens

What does "Greco-Roman" refer to?

• A style of pottery

• A type of writing

• A blend of Greek and Roman culture

• A military alliance

Why was Rome’s location useful for growth?

• It was isolated from others

• It had harsh terrain

• It was rich in gold

• It provided water and trade access

Who were the Latins?

• Soldiers from Greece

• The first Roman emperors

• Early settlers near the Tiber River

• Builders from Sicily

What is an arch in construction?

• A roof made of wood

• A stone doorway with columns

• A curved structure held by a keystone

• A large, square support wall

What was a cuniculus used for?

• Moving armies

• Storing weapons

• Irrigating land and draining water

• Traveling underground

How did the Romans improve on Etruscan engineering?

• They invented electricity

• They used arches in bridges and aqueducts

• They built roads only with wood

• They focused only on farming

What sport came from the Etruscans?

• Wrestling

• Javelin throw

• Chariot racing

• Gymnastics