Who was Rome's first emperor?

Who was defeated in the Battle of Actium in 31 BC?

What was the name of Rome's first Imperial Dynasty?

The year AD 69 is also called ______________.

The Flavian Dynasty is mostly remembered for _____________________.

Which of the following is NOT an example of Roman Architecture?

Who wrote the Aeneid?

Which Jewish group lived apart from society and awaited God's deliverance from Roman oppression?

Inflation is caused when the PRICE of goods goes ___________ while the VALUE of MONEY goes ____________.

Who was the only emperor of the Julio-Claudian Dynasty that DIDN'T die of assassination or suicide?

Who was the leader at the Goths when they lay siege to AND sacked Rome in AD 410?

This tribe comes from Asia and is largely responsible for pushing Gothic tribes into Roman territory

Which Roman Emperor moved the Capital of Rome eastward?

Why weren't Jews seen as a threat to the Roman government? (select all that apply)

In the 4th century AD the capital of the Roman Empire was moved from Rome to the town of __________________________. (it was eventually re-named "Constantinople"

What made Christianity legal in the Roman Empire in AD 313

Which of the "Good Emperors" built a wall in Britain to keep the barbarians out?

Emperor ___________ persecuted Christians for "starting a great fire in AD 64, while Emperor ____________ suggested they be given a chance to renounce their faith before facing punishment.

Non-Roman military forces that fought for Rome were called?

Who was the "rock upon which Jesus built his church?" Matthew 16:18

Which Germanic ruler deposed (kicked out of power) the LAST Roman Emperor (Romulus Augustulus)

Someone that dies for their beliefs

What Century did we say was Rome's "Century of Crisis?"

What battle marked the beginning of the end of the Roman Empire in AD 378?