Who is a brilliant Carthaginian who attacked the city of Rome?

What are methods of balancing power?

What is a series of wars between Rome and Carthage?

What are groups of up to 6,000 soldiers?

What is Rome's public meeting place?

Who led a slave uprising?

Who are Roman officials elected to fulfill specific duties in the city?

True or False: Former slaves led by Hannibal fought against the Roman army.

True or False: After a brutal civil war, Lucius Cornelius Sulla named himself dictator and used his power to punish his enemies.

True or False: The first tables of Rome's written law code were displayed in the public square called the agora.

True or False: The most powerful officials in Rome were called consuls.

True or False: Roman soldiers were organized in legions which were groups of up to 6,000 soldiers.

True or False: Through the use of checks and balances, one part of government cannot become too strong over the other parts of the government.

True or False: The Roman language is Latin.

True or False: The Romans fought in the armies of Carthage in the Punic Wars.

True or False: Hannibal led an army through Spain and across the Alps toward the city of Rome, however he was never able to capture Rome itself.

What of the following ideas in our government came from the Roman government? Select all that apply.