Which of these women spoke many languages, ruled Egypt for many years, and supported Antony against Octavian?

The Gallic general Vercingetorix united the Gauls against which Roman general?

When a person is said to have "crossed the Rubicon,” what have they done?

What leader from North Africa mounted a valiant campaign to conquer Rome but was unsuccessful?

What action of Julius Caesar is often referred to when making an irrevocable decision?

What Thracian gladiator led a group of rebelling slaves in defeating five Roman armies? A) Spartacus B) Scipio C) Pompey D) Hannibal

Caesar crossed the Rhine River in 55 BC to fight what foe?

What Roman general and son-in-law of Julius Caesar was a member of the First Triumvirate?

What Roman leader invaded Britain and Germany in 55 B.C. and spent a number of years in Gaul?

At the Battle of Actium, the forces of Antony and Cleopatra fought with those of

Which of these famous people lived at the very end of the Roman Republic?

The battles of Cannae and Zama occurred during the

What Roman general exclaimed “Alea iacta est!” before leading his army across the Rubicon River into Italy?

In what battle of the Second Punic War did the greatly outnumbered Hannibal defeat the Roman army led by the consuls Paullus and Varro?

Quis sum? Rēgīna Aegyptiōrum eram. Iūlius Caesar et Mārcus Antōnius mē amābant.

Trebia, Lake Trasimene, and Cannae were

Octavian’s victory at the Battle of Actium took place in 31 BC

At which battle was Hannibal defeated by Scipio?

Who was the Roman general and statesman who served as consul seven times and was known for his re-organization of the army?

The Carthaginian general Hannibal dealt the Romans the most costly defeat in their history up to that point at the Battle of

The American Founding Father John Adams once wrote that he had “crossed the Rubicon.” By this he meant that he

What leader held the consulship seven times and led the Populārēs against Sulla and the Optimātēs?

What wealthy member of the first triumvirate suppressed the slave revolt led by Spartacus and was killed by the Parthians in 53 B.C.?

Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus were brothers who were killed because of their attempts to

Although he was Julius Caesar’s former son-in-law, this military commander became Caesar’s opponent in Rome’s Civil War.

Optimātēs and Populārēs were

Which former consul, known for his oratory, was named Pater Patriae but was later exiled?

Pompey was defeated at the Battle of Pharsalus. Where is it on the map?

Which two Roman generals opposed one another at the Battle of Pharsalus in Greece?

Who has given us much information about Roman life toward the end of the Republic through his letters and philosophical essays?

What member of the First Triumvirate was defeated by Julius Caesar at the Battle of Pharsalus to end their civil war?

Which wealthy member of the First Triumvirate lost the war, Rome’s military standards, and his life in Parthia?

What Roman senator was accused by Cicero of attempting a coup during his consulship in 63 BC?