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THIS IS JEOPARDY! World History Rome

JEOPARDY! Section 6.1 Section 6.2 Section 6.3 Section 6.4 Section 6.5 PeoplePlaces $100 $200 $300 $400 $500

Member of the landholding upper class? Patrician?

Government with officials chosen by the people. What is a Republic?

Ruler with complete governmental control. What is dictator?

The Roman republic had two of these, one to oversee the military, one to oversee the government. What is a Consul?

The majority of the population of Rome were called? What is a Plebeian?

Rome Fought a series of three wars with this City-State. What is Carthage?

In order to better tax the people of Rome Augustus ordered a _____? What is a Census?

Name one of the three islands conquered during the First Punic War What are Corsica, Sardinia and Sicily?

Under the rule of Augustus, Rome went from a Republic to an _____. What is a Empire

Time of peace and unity under Roman rule What is Pax Romana?

Carried water into the cities. What is a Aqueduct?

System of law that applied to all citizens. Hint not criminal law but … What is Civil Law?

While the Greeks had Fresco painting the Romans were most famous for this art form. What are Mosaics?

This city was destroyed in Mt. Vesuvius Erupted What is Pompeii?

The epic poem Aeneid is most closely linked to the Greek poems. What are the Iliad and the Odyssey?

This Cult like religion originated in Egypt. What is Isis?

Who is Mars? The Greek god Aries is equal to the Roman god

Person who suffers or dies for his or her beliefs. What is a Martyr?

Who is the Messiah? Anointed king sent by God

The 12 followers of Jesus were called. What are Apostles?

Nomads who swept across Central Asia Who are the Huns?

Emperor Constantine moved the capital from Rome to? What is Constantinople?

A large grouping of churches lead by a Bishop is called a_____? What is a diocese?

Germanic people who sought safety in Roman territory. Who are the Visigoths or Ostrogoths?

Foreign solider serving for pay. What is a Mercenary?

People General who conquered Gaul. Who is Julius Caesar?

People -200 Leader of Carthaginian army who crossed the Alps to invade Italy Who is Hannibal?

People Apostle who betrayed Jesus. Who is Judas?

People This person united the Mongol people and then conquered most of Asia. Who is Genghis Khan?

People -500 First Pope of the Christian Church. Who is Peter?

Places Gaul is modern day? What is France?

Places- 200 City State in North Africa, home to Hannibal. What is Carthage?

Places Rome fought Carthage for control of this body of water What is the Mediterranean Sea?

Places The farthest northern border of the Roman empire is located on the _____ isles What is the British Isles?

Places Jesus grew up in the small town of? What is Nazareth?

FINAL JEOPARDY Pax Romana ended with the death of this Emperor. Who is Marcus Aurelius?

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