Rome's strategic location provided it with both a ______________________ and _________________________ advantage.

Rome was located in the middle of the Italian _________________________.

Rome is located along what body of water?

Where are the Alps Mountains located?

Which group established colonies on the Italian Peninsula?

Which group settled along the Tiber River?

Who taught the Romans how to grow Grapes and olives?

This group consisted of skilled metalworkers and engineers.

Which group was native to Northern Italy?

Who was the goddess of love and beauty and had the Greek name of Aphrodite?

Roman mythology and their gods/goddesses help us to understand what the early Romans thought was:

Who was the god of light and truth, brother to Diana, and had the Greek name of Apollo?

Who was King of the gods/ruler of the skies, married to Juno, and had the Greek name Zeus?

Who was goddess of the hunt, sister of Apollo, and had the Greek name Artemis?

Who was the goddess of wisdom/war, Jupiter's favorite child, and had the Greek name Athena?

Who was Queen of the gods, goddess of heaven/marriage/childbirth, and had the Greek name Hera?

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Citizens of Rome were expected to:

A dictator's term lasted for:

Consuls could not veto the other's decisions.

Senate membership lasted for:

A Consul's term lasted for:

After completing their term, Consul's could not be elected for another:

Patricians in the Roman Republic participated in the:

Membership in the Senate consisted of:

Which social class in Rome inherited their social status, and used it as an explanation for their authority and ability to rule and make decisions?

A dictator was appointed in times of:

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In order to be eligible to hold public office, one had to:

All Roman citizens were a part of the:

A form of government where citizens vote to elect leaders to represent them is called a(n):

The Roman Consul consisted of:

This group in Rome made up a majority of the population.

Which social class in Rome was often prisoners of war?

Julius Caesar disbanded his army and returned to Rome on his own to face Pompey.

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Which of the following actions did Caesar take as dictator?

Who was Rome's main competitor in the Mediterranean?

The Three Punic Wars were fought between?

Who was Rome's first emperor?

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The second triumvirate consisted of:

Who was the general from Carthage who is well-known for leading his army during the Second Punic War?

The First Punic War was fought over:

Marc Antony fell in love with Cleopatra, who was queen/ruler of what country?

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Which factors contributed to the fall of the Roman Republic?

After becoming the first emperor of the new Roman empire, Octavian changed his name to ____________, which means "Exalted One."