WorksheetsAncient Rome Vocabulary and Geography
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
A republic is
A state in which supreme power is held by the people and their elected representatives
the pledge of allegiance
Star Wars
a country
A commoner in ancient Rome is known as a
plebeian
patrician
poor
average
A patrician is a
An aristocrat or nobleman (a rich, powerful person)
a person named Patricia
in congress
a ruler
A tribune is
An official in ancient Rome chosen by the plebeians to protect their interests
a police officer
a senator
money
A set of laws that were inscribed on 12 bronze tablets in ancient Rome
The 12 Tables
rules
Hammurabi's law
the 10 commandments
An annually elected person, who was sometimes made into a dictator, who jointly ruled the Roman republic
consul
senator
president
citizen
An concrete channel that looked like a bridge used to across a valley or gap
aqueduct
a pipe
a river
water
What is this location?
The Colosseum
The Superdome
Staples Center
a house
The Tiber River provided two important things to the Roman people:
transportation and water for crops
bath water and pool water
fun and sun
flooding and damage
What is the name of the mountains to the north (at the top of the map)
the Alps
Big Bear
the Rocky Mountains
big hills
The Mediterranean Sea provided
trade with Europe, North Africa, and Greece
fishing
water
birds
Which of these was NOT a Roman contribution:
Aqueducts
Roads
Religion
Public Order
This person only served for 6 months during a crisis was called:
Dictator
President
Chief
Senator
Who are the twin brothers named in the legend about the founding of Rome? (Hint, they both start with the same letter.)
Jonathan and Jeff
Remington and Reynolds
Adam and Aaron
Romulus and Remus
This branch of government makes laws in both Rome and the United States:
Patricians
Senate
President
Consul
