Who were the real parents of Romulus and Remus?

Which of these hills was the first to be settled in the foundation laid by Romulus?

In what position did the original Roman senators appointed by Romulus serve?

Lacking women for wives, the Romans forcibly took wives from this people during the kingship of Romulus.

In early times the Romans referred to themselves by this name, associated with Romulus.

The Romans despised this woman because she betrayed Rome to the enemy.

The second king, Numa Pompilius, sought the advice of this nymph in her grotto just outside of the city. He is late said to have married her.

Numa established the practice of opening the temple of this two-faced god in times of war and closing it in peacetime.

During the reign of Numa, what did the Romans become known for?

The third king of Rome, Tullus Hostilius, and his Alban counterpart, Metius Fufetius, agreed to do which of the following?

What happened to Horatia, the sister of the Horatii brothers?

Rome's fourth king, Ancus Marcius, established the seaport of Rome at the mouth of the Tiber river. What was the name of this seaport?

The fifth king of Rome and his wife, Tanaquil came from this Italic tribe.

What was the name of the slave child whose head was not consumed by fire, and who became the sixth king of Rome?

The seventh king of Rome, Lucius Tarquinius, was given the uncomplimentary name "Superbus" because of which attribute?

In whose presence did Tarquinius Superbus declare himself to be king, and kill his predecessor Tullius?

Which of these events did not cause the Romans to rise up against Tarquinius Superbus?

This man, a nephew of Tarquinius Superbus, led the Roman uprising against his uncle and later served as one of the two first consuls of Rome.

The husband of Lucretia, this man was another relative of Tarquinius, who also served as one of Rome's first consuls.

This Roman warrior successfully kept the Etruscans from entering Rome by defending, then destroying, the bridge across the Tiber river.

What did Mucius Scaevola do to demonstrate his opposition to the Etruscan king and keep him out of Rome?

After Mucius' successful mission against Lars Porsenna was accomplished, the Romans and Etruscans exchanged these as guarantors that neither side would break the peace and declare war.

This young Roman woman escaped from Lars Porsenna by swimming across the Tiber, leading a group of fellow female hostages.

What was the fate of Lucius Tarquinius Superbus?