What river is Italy's best known and is where Rome was founded?

What continent contains the country of Italy?

Like Greece, Italy is which landform?

What is the name of the culture of northern Italy that rule Rome for about 200 years?

What 2 engineering features did the Romans adopt from the Etruscans?

What building material did the Romans contribute to mankind?

What characteristics of writing did the Greeks and Romans share?

What name was given to the wealthy, powerful citizens of Ancient Rome?

What groups of people in Ancient Rome were not allowed to vote?

What legal document was written to give plebeians more protection under the law after a 250-year struggle?

For about 200 years, what form of government did the Etruscans force on the early Romans?

What principle of government did the Romans use to make sure no single person or group got too much power?

What form of government did the Ancient Romans establish after they overthrew the Etruscans?

What office of this new Roman government was established to protect the rights of the plebeian population?

Which office of the new Roman government was only used in times of emergency and only for around months at a time?

Which office of the new Roman government contained 2 people who were in charge of the army and law enforcement?

What African city-state did Rome fight for 120 years to gain control of the trade routes in the Mediterranean Sea?

Why did Rome fight an African city-state for 120 years?

Who was the African general who almost conquered the Roman Republic after his army marched over the Alps?