What river separated Italy from the rest of Europe. Julius Caesar crossed this river, which broke Roman law and plunged Rome into a civil war?

What river runs through Rome, which twin boys were thrown into, and where Cassius rescued Julius Caesar from drowning.

Which group was the upper class of the Roman society, who held large political power, and were allowed to be members of the senate.

Which group was the lower class of the Roman society, who held little political power outside of the Citizens Assembly, and a majority of them favored Julius Caesar.

Where did the Earliest Roman People Settle?

What language was created in the Latium Plains?

Which type of government only has one leader, namely a king or queen, who comes from a royal bloodline?

What position in the Roman Republic has 2 leaders at the top . One of them may be given status as a dictator in times of high importance. They were only able to rule for 1 year.

The 2nd type of government Rome had, which involved multiple elected representatives who pushed policies on behalf of the Roman citizens.

According to the legend of the creation of Rome, twin boys were thrown into the river Tiber and rescued by the she-wolf Lupa. Who were these legendary twins?

The Roman Republic had three social classes in their society. List the groups in order from Most respected to least respected based on Roman social structure?

In the Roman Republic, there was a Citizens Assembly. In the Citizens Assembly, all members were allowed to vote for various government leaders. Which groups were part of the citizens assembly? CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY

According to historians, Julius Caesar was stabbed to death on the Ides of March in 44 BCE. There are many ideas about what led to his death. Choose the most popular theories that are believed to have led to his death. CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY (3)

Ancient Rome had three different types of government. The first type of government lasted until the Republic was established in 509 BCE. What was the first type of government?

Which Achievement was An oval amphitheater built to accommodate up to 56,000 spectators, hosted gladiator games, and was once flooded to host a naval battle.

This Achievement was a huge network that covered almost the whole Roman Empire. It was known for allowing quick travel for troops and increasing trade.

This Achievement included large arches and its purpose was to bring water from a spring into cities that needed it

This achievement includes a variety of creations like Arches and Domes, along with some things that were borrowed from the Greeks, like Columns

The achievement includes the12 tables made by the Senate, along with court systems, and trial by jury.

In the Roman Republic, being a citizen allows you to participate in the government. Which groups of people were NOT citizens?

What statement below would most likely be supported by the maps used here?

For the ancient Romans, the lack of local water supplies posed a natural obstacle to the growth of cities in their empire. They are best known for overcoming this obstacle by building

In 146 BCE, Rome conquered this civilization and adopted its culture. This blend of cultures is referred to as Greco-Roman. What is the civilization they conquered?

Which TWO rivers formed the cradle of civilization (Ancient Mesopotamia)?

Early humans followed their food sources living a hunter-gatherer lifestyle. What term describes this lifestyle?