2. Roman Republic Emperors Roman Building Rome’s Fall People & Places Vocabulary 100 200 300 400 500 Final Jeopardy!

3. Categories 100 Greece Early Romans acquired most of their gods from this earlier civilization.

4. 200 Categories The highest body of government in the Republic. Senate

5. 300 Categories Name and describe the two social classes in Rome. Patricians & Plebeians

6. 400 Categories This is the position in which two people were elected to run the government and command the army. Consuls

7. As a republic, Rome faced its most challenging foe in Hannibal and this civilization in Northern Africa. Carthage 500 Categories

8. 100 He was a member of the First Triumvirate, that declared himself dictator for life (well…at least until he was stabbed to death.) Julius Caesar Categories

9. 200 He commissioned the building pictured below and might have been the actual architect. Hadrian GERMANY Categories

10. 300 Nero He was blamed for a major fire in Rome, but he blamed the new religious group (the Christians). GERMANYPOLAND Categories

11. 400 Vespasian GERMANY He built this truly innovative building, which brought Roman entertainment to new heights. Categories

12. 500 Hadrian and Trajan belonged to this select group of excellent emperors. Five Good Emperors Categories

13. 100 Categories This was an Etruscan achievement, but the Romans used it because it used less materials and provided strength in structures (ex. Aqueducts). Arch

14. All roads lead to Rome, especially with this first major road system, which is still in use today. 200 Categories Via Appia

15. Categories 300 Dacian Wars Trajan’s column depicts scenes from this event that brought money into the empire to make Trajan’s building projects possible.

16. 400 Oculus or Coffers This is one of the two tricks this building uses to reduce the weight in it’s ceiling. Categories

17. 500 Cloaca Maxima This structure was built, which enabled Rome to develop from a small community of tribes into the world’s largest empire. Categories

18. 100 This leader of the Huns indirectly helped to lead to the fall of Rome because he attacked Barbarians that in turn attacked Rome. Attila Categories

19. 200 Caracalla Extravagant spending on his bath complex led to a downward economic spiral that Rome could not recover from. Categories

20. 300 Barbarians attacked this Roman prized possession first before they invaded the city of Rome. Aqueducts Categories

21. Romans began to lose faith in both the government and military because they both were both suffering from this. Corruption 400 Categories

22. Late in the Roman Empire Rome was suffering greatly from a lack of people in this career field. Farming Categories

23. 100 He divided the Roman Empire to make ruling the empire more efficient and his decision enabled the empire to hold on for another 200+ years. Diocletian Categories

24. 200 Categories He officially accepted Christianity into the Roman Empire. Constantine

25. 300 Categories These two groups of people had the highest seats and were furthest away from the action at the Colosseum. Women & Plebeians

26. 400 This Roman province was continually giving Rome trouble with Barbarian invasions, so Hadrian finally addressed the problem. Britainia Categories

27. 500 Attila the Hun Categories He put pressure on local barbaric tribes which in turn led to the sacking of Rome by the Goths and Visogoths. Germany Austria

28. This is the essential block required for the building of an arch. 100 Categories Keystone

29. 200 Categories The Roman legal system that provided with the essential right that one is innocent until proven guilty. Twelve Tables

30. Romulus & Remus These two brothers are the traditional founders of Rome and are rooted in Roman mythology. Categories

31. 400 Categories Rome was protected by these mountains to the North. Alps

32. This was a peaceful period in Rome’s history that lasted for 200 years and was focused on internal improvements. Pax Romana 500 Categories

33. The Greek God Zeus became _____ and the Greek Goddess Hera became ________! Jupiter & Juno