2. Jeopardy Start

3. Final Jeopardy Question PeopleGov’tWarInfluenceMisc. 10 20 30 40

4. 10 Point Question According to this story, these two brothers led to the foundation of Rome. Romulus & Remus Back to the Game Board

5. 20 Point Question He was titled dictator for life? Too bad it didn’t last long. Julius Caesar Back to the Game Board

6. 30 Point Question He joined Julius Caesar and Pompey in the first triumvirate. Crassus Back to the Game Board

7. 40 Point Question She was the cause for tension within the second triumvirate. Cleopatra Back to the Game Board

8. 10 Point Question They made up the ruling class in Ancient Rome. Patricians Back to the Game Board

9. 20 Point Question This was the number of patricians that made up the Senate. 300 Back to the Game Board

10. 30 Point Question These government leaders assassinated Caesar. Senators Back to the Game Board

11. 40 Point Question They ran the government and lead the army into battle. They were chosen every year. Consuls Back to the Game Board

12. 10 Point Question Series of wars fought between Rome and Carthage. Punic Back to the Game Board

13. 20 Point Question Due to the trading location of this island, these wars went on for years. Sicily Back to the Game Board

14. 30 Point Question These two generals faced off, even the elephants were scared! Hannibal & Scipio Back to the Game Board

15. 40 Point Question They were victorious in all three Punic Wars. Rome Back to the Game Board

16. 10 Point Question This group of people launched a building program that turned Rome into a city. Later Romans were highly influence from them. Etruscans Back to the Game Board

17. 20 Point Question To influence the public, free grain and entertainment was provided. What a trick distracting them from serious political issues. Bread and Circuses Back to the Game Board

18. 30 Point Question This farming system was flawed and influenced the formation of the first triumvirate. Latifundia Back to the Game Board

19. 40 Point Question Crossing this River influenced the start of a civil war. Julius can’t turn back now. Rubicon Back to the Game Board

20. 10 Point Question This volcano erupted and destroyed the city of Pompeii. Mt. Vesuvius Back to the Game Board

21. 20 Point Question He became Rome’s first emperor. Octavian/Augustus Back to the Game Board

22. 30 Point Question Rome’s first code of laws was posted in the forum for all to see. 12 Tables Back to the Game Board

23. 40 Point Question 200 year period of peace and prosperity. Pax Romana Back to the Game Board

24. Put the following in chronological order: Augustus becomes emperor Caesar was assassinated The second triumvirate was formed Caesar crossed the Rubicon Octavian defeated Anthony The latifundia system was flawed Caesar is elected dictator for life

25. The latifundia system was flawed Caesar crossed the Rubicon Caesar is elected dictator for life Caesar is assassinated The second triumvirate was formed Octavian defeated Anthony Augustus becomes emperor