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Roman Empire Jeopardy! Round 1 Then & Now War Trade & Culture Key Inventions Leaders Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500

$100 Question from Then & Now List two reasons the early Roman world view was limited.

$100 Answer from Then & Now What is travel was slow and not many people traveled?

$200 Question from Then & Now List two inventions that have enabled present-day society to travel faster than in the Roman Empire.

$200 Answer from Then & Now What is the car, train, or airplane?

$300 Question from Then & Now List two inventions that allow instant communication.

$300 Answer from Then & Now What is , fax machines, or telephones?

$400 Question from Then & Now This code is the basis for many legal systems in the world today.

$400 Answer from Then & Now What is the Justinian Code?

$500 Question from Then & Now This city was an excellent stopping place for traveling merchants.

$500 Answer from Then & Now What is Byzantium?

$100 Question from War These series of invasions weakened the Roman Empire.

$100 Answer from War What are the barbarian invasions?

$200 Question from War Due to the barbarian invasions and fighting between Roman armies, many went hungry for this reason.

$200 Answer from War What are food shortages?

$300 Question from War Diocletian increased his army from 300,000 to 500,000 to deal with attacks from these people.

$300 Answer from War Who are the barbarians?

$400 Question from War This country, an important buffer zone, was fought over by Persia and Rome.

$400 Answer from War What is Armenia?

$500 Question from War By this date, the Western Roman Empire had come to an end due internal problems.

$500 Answer from War What is 500 A.D.?

$100 Question from Trade and Culture This trade route was for Chinese Silk.

$100 Answer from Trade and Culture What is the Silk Road?

$200 Question from Trade and Culture This economic reason made it easier for people to trade in Persia.

$200 Answer from Trade and Culture What is a common currency?

$300 Question from Trade and Culture List two cultural benefits of trade.

$300 Answer from Trade and Culture What are religion, language, and knowledge?

$400 Question from Trade and Culture The Gupta India government benefited from taxing these two things.

$400 Answer from Trade and Culture What are imports and exports?

$500 Question from Trade and Culture This helps merchants on their long journeys

$500 Answer from Trade and Culture What are resting places?

$100 Question from Key Inventions This invention helped control the horse while traveling.

$100 Answer from Key Inventions What is the bit?

$200 Question from Key Inventions This invention allowed ships to travel in any direction.

$200 Answer from Key Inventions What is the lateen sail?

$300 Question from Key Inventions This invention allowed sailors to sail in any kind of weather.

$300 Answer from Key Inventions What is the magnetic compass?

$400 Question from Key Inventions An invention that secures a rider on a horse.

$400 Answer from Key Inventions What are stirrups?

$500 Question from Key Inventions This invention helped protect soldiers while fighting.

$500 Answer from Key Inventions What is armour?

$100 Question from Leaders He established the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire

$100 Answer from Leaders Who is Constantine?

$200 Question from Leaders Considered one of the greatest leaders of the ancient world, he created the Roman Empire.

$200 Answer from Leaders Who is Julius Caesar

$300 Question from Leaders After the death of Julius Caesar, he helped end chaos expand the empire.

$300 Answer from Leaders Who is Augustus?

$400 Question from Leaders He divided the Roman Empire amongst four leaders.

$400 Answer from Leaders Who is Diocletian?

$500 Question from Leaders His death, in 395 AD, caused the Roman Empire to be split into Eastern and Western.

$500 Answer from Leaders Who is Theodosius I?