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Geography The Republic Early Rome The Punic Wars Pax Romana Important People Hail Ceasar! Potpourri

The geographical feature the city of Rome was built on. Seven Hills 100

The ruling class of wealthy landowners. Patricians 100

These brothers were killed for wanting to give land to the poor. Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus 100

During this Punic War, Rome enslaved 50,000 Carthaginians. Third Punic War 100

What “Pax Romana” means. Roman Peace 100

A hero and dictator who served for only 16 days. Cincinnatus 100

What Caesar declared himself. Dictator for Life 100

The shape of the Italian peninsula. A boot 200

The top government officials. Consuls 200

A system of rule where Romans gave full citizenship to some conquered people. Roman Confederation 200

Why the first Punic War was fought. Over control of Sicily 200

What “Augustus” means. “Majestic One” 200

The losers at the Battle of Actium. Antony and Cleopatra 200

The “friend” who helped murder Caesar. Brutus 200

The two key products made from crops produced in Italy. Wine and Olive Oil 300

The year the Republic began. 509 B.C. 300

The years that Rome was founded between. 800 and 700 B.C. 300

The hero of the Second Punic War. Scipio 300

The two main things Augustus reorganized. Government and the military 300

The four Julio-Claudian rulers. Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius, & Nero 300

Caesar’s longest lasting legacy. 12 month calendar 300

The important port city at the mouth of the Tiber River. Ostia 400

The judges during the Republic. Praetors 400

Sula’s claim to fame. Professionalized the army 400

Because he terrorized Rome, Hannibal was given this nickname. The scourge of Rome 400

The two groups who benefited most from Rome’s prosperity during the Pax Romana. Merchants and Skilled Workers 400

The “good emperor” who had a great wall built. Hadrian 400

The famous advice Caesar should not have ignored. Beware the Ides of March 400

These form the basis of our legal system. Twelve Tables 100

Octavian, Antony, and Lepidus. The 2 nd Triumvirate 200

The story of the legend of a Trojan Hero who is said to have founded Rome. The Aeneid 300

The members of the First Triumvirate. Crassus, Pompey, Caesar 400

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