Aim: What do we know about the Romans? Do Now: Review your notes and worksheet review sheet before we play Jeopardy!!!

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Aim: What do we know about the Romans? Do Now: Review your notes and worksheet review sheet before we play Jeopardy!!!

ItalianPeninsulaRomanGovernmentPunicWarsCaesarAugustusAncientRome

Name the four natural regions of the Italian peninsula. Return to Question Board See Answer 10 points

A N S W E R: Return to Question Board 10 points Po Basin, Apennines, Alps, Western Coastal Plain.

What river flowed through the Italian peninsula? Return to Question Board 20 points See Answer

A N S W E R: Return to Question Board 20 points Tiber

How would you describe the geography of the Italian peninsula? Return to Question Board 30 points See Answer

A N S W E R: Return to Question Board 30 points Fertile land and some mountains.

Who were the three original Roman settlers of the Italian peninsula? Return to Question Board 40 points See Answer

A N S W E R: Latins, Greeks, and Etruscans. Return to Question Board 40 points

What did Hannibal cross to attack the Romans? Return to Question Board 50 points See Answer

A N S W E R: The Alps Return to Question Board 50 points

What was a lawmaking council? Return to Question Board 10 points See Answer

A N S W E R: Senate Return to Question Board 10 points

Who shared power equally over ancient Rome? Return to Question Board 20 points See Answer

A N S W E R: Return to Question Board 20 points Consuls

Who were the rich and powerful families of ancient Rome? Return to Question Board 30 points See Answer

A N S W E R: Return to Question Board 30 points Patricians

Who made Rome operate smoothly day-to-day? Return to Question Board 40 points See Answer

A N S W E R: Plebeians Return to Question Board 40 points

What was Rome’s written code of law? Return to Question Board 50 points See Answer

A N S W E R: Twelve Tables Return to Question Board 50 points

Return to Question Board See Answer 10 points What city were the Punic Wars fought over?

A N S W E R: Return to Question Board 10 points Carthage

Return to Question Board See Answer 20 points Who led the Roman defense?

A N S W E R: Return to Question Board 20 points Scipio

Who led the Carthaginian defense? Return to Question Board See Answer 30 points

A N S W E R: Hannibal Return to Question Board 30 points

Return to Question Board See Answer 40 points What was the main difference between the Romans and Carthaginians defenses?

A N S W E R: Carthaginians – strong navy Romans – strong army Return to Question Board 40 points

What three continents did the Roman Empire cover? Return to Question Board See Answer 50 points

A N S W E R: Return to Question Board 50 points Europe, Asia, and Africa

Who defended Caesar at his funeral? Return to Question Board See Answer 10 points

A N S W E R: Antony Return to Question Board 10 points

Who helped plan the killing of Caesar who was his “friend”? Return to Question Board See Answer 20 points

A N S W E R: Return to Question Board 20 points Brutus

What is the Ides of March? Return to Question Board See Answer 30 points

A N S W E R: Return to Question Board 30 points When Caesar was killed.

What does Pax Romana mean? Return to Question Board See Answer 40 points

A N S W E R: Return to Question Board 40 points Roman Peace

“I found Rome a city of brick, _____________. Return to Question Board See Answer 50 points

A N S W E R: And left it a city of marble. Return to Question Board 50 points

What was the forum similar to in ancient Greece? Return to Question Board See Answer 10 points

A N S W E R: Return to Question Board 10 points Agora

Who influenced the Roman’s architecture? Return to Question Board 20 points See Answer

A N S W E R: Return to Question Board 20 points Greeks and Etruscans

What channeled water to Rome? Return to Question Board 30 points See Answer

A N S W E R: Return to Question Board 30 points Aqueduct

What does pater familias mean? Return to Question Board See Answer 40 points

A N S W E R: Return to Question Board 40 points Head of family

Return to Question Board See Answer 50 points What did the Romans use to build huge structures?

A N S W E R: Return to Question Board 50 points Concrete and the arch