In the myth of how Rome became a city, what was the name of the two brothers?

During the Roman Republic

During the Conflict of Orders, the Plebeians fought for more political rights. An outcome of this event was...

During the First Punic War, Rome and Carthage fought over...

During the Second Punic War, Rome was attacked by ____________ who brought his famous ______________ army

An outcome of the Third Punic War was that

Of the list below, which person did not rule Rome as part of the Triumvirate of 55 BCE

After Jesus was executed by Rome, many continued to follow and spread his teachings. The Roman government suppressed Christianity by…

The Colosseum was built to host all of the following except…

Rome was surrounded by mountains and hills - these created natural ____________ from enemies.

The two-century period of Roman history known as the Pax Romana was a period of internal _______________ and prosperity throughout the empire.

_______________ was a dictator of Rome and was killed by senators because he became too powerful.

A wealthy, upper class person in the Roman Republic was called a _______________.

The Romans borrowed many ideas from the _______________.

The two top officials in the Roman government, chosen to serve for one year were called _______________.

Rome’s law-making body, made up of 300 Patrician men was called the _____________.

Building _______________ allowed traders to gain greater profits and expand markets for selling and trading goods.

The teachings of Jesus led to what religion's development?

This group of people were merchants, farmers, and artisans. They made up 95% of the population of Rome.

Augustus was the first ____________ of Rome.

Rome created a ________, which allowed voters to elect leaders into office to make laws.

This brings water into a city. Some still work in Rome today!

What were the wars called that were fought for 20 years between Rome and Carthage?

Which is NOT a reason for the Fall of Rome?

Senators assassinated Julius Caesar because

What does this image show?

What Roman Achievement allowed for quicker travel?

Which popular Roman attraction is pictured? This is often where LARGE crowds would gather to watch Gladiator fights.

A form of government in which citizens elect their leaders

What is a word that means to reject others ideas?

Hint: The Tribune had the ability to do this with laws.

What was the importance of the "Twelve Tables"?

Romans used ______ which helped the empire have one form of currency.

The purpose of the Praetorian Guard was to...

What event(s) happened in the Colosseum? Identify all that are correct.

What was a gladiator?

During the Pax Romana period of the Roman empire, the territory of Rome_________.