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Ancient Rome Scavenger Hunt

Geography

1. What is the most important sea to Ancient Rome? The Mediterranean Sea

2. What important feature was located at the center of Rome? The Forum

1. Aqueduct: brings water to the cities. 3. The Romans made changes to their physical environment to meet their needs. List at least 3 changes the Romans made and define each. 1. Aqueduct: brings water to the cities. 2. Roads: made travel and trade easier. 3. Walls: for protection.

4. Sketch the basic design of an aqueduct.

Culture & Society

5. Name the legend of Ancient Rome’s founding Romulus and Remus

6. List 3 ways the Romans were influenced by Greeks and Etruscans. 1. Architecture/Art- Arch from Greeks 2. Writing from Etruscans 3. Gladiator Battles, Chariot Races, boxing, armor, Gods/goddesses, pottery

7. Rome’s religion was based on what other civilizations gods? Ancient Greece

8. What does “bread and circuses“ mean? Bread and Circuses is the nickname given for the free food and entertainment emperors provided for the poor.

9.Why did Roman emperors provide “bread and circuses” to the poor? The emperors believed that this would prevent a rebellion from the poor people.

10. What was the language of Ancient Rome? Latin Roman Numerals

Government & Civics

11. Define Patrician Rich person, powerful noble.

12. Define Plebeian. Poor person; common person.

13. Why did the plebeians want laws written down? 1) So the laws could not be changed so easily. 2) So everyone knew what the law was.

14. What was the name of Rome’s written laws? Law of the 12 Tables

15. What is a republic? A government in which people elect leaders or representatives to govern them.

16. Republic Vocabulary Tripartite: 3 branch government (Consuls, Senate, Assemblies & Tribunes) Checks and Balances: methods to balance power so one part of government does not have more power than another. Veto: prohibit laws going into effect Senate: council of wealthy and powerful Romans who advised their cities leaders. Consuls: Two most powerful magistrates, one controlled army, one controlled city.

17. What are the similarities between Roman Republic and US Republic? BOTH: elect leaders, have senate have veto power Tripartite check and balances written laws

Historical Perspective

18. What were the Punic Wars? Who fought them? Series of 3 wars between Rome and Carthage over control of the Mediterranean region. Rome v. Carthage

19. Who was Hannibal? How did he impact Rome? General of Carthage Called the “scourge” of Rome Attacked Rome and won for 15 years.

20. Who was Julius Caesar and why was he assassinated? Julius Caesar was a military general who became dictator of Rome. He was assassinated by the Senate because they were afraid he was becoming too powerful and they were afraid of him.

21. What was the major effect of Caesar’s death? Caesar’s death led to the end of the Roman Republic and the beginning of the Roman Empire.

22. How did Augustus impact Ancient Rome? He was the first true Emperor of Rome! Improved trade and transportation Standardized currency Focused on Education Supported the Arts Built Temples He turned Rome into an Empire

23. What was Pax Romana? “Roman Peace”~A time of 200 years of relative peace in Rome.

24. What major religion was persecuted by the Romans for many years? Christianity

25. What factors led to the fall of the Roman Empire? Political Instability (poor leaders, unsuccessful transfer of power) Social and Economic Issues (high taxes, poverty, poor communication, disease) External Threats (Germanic soldiers in legions, invasion, attacks) Empire was too large to govern/defend Christianity: Xtians had more loyalty to God than Rome. Splitting the empire in two left the west weak. Moving the capital to Constantinople shifted power from west to east.

26. What were some of Rome’s greatest achievements ? REPUBLIC! Architecture Concrete Roads, walls, bridges Aqueducts Military Advancements Stadiums/Arenas Roman Numerals