1. Roman Jeopardy I Architecture 100 200 300 400 500 Republic People 100 200 300 400 500 Geography 100 200 300 400 500 Leaders 100 200 300 400 500

2. Architecture for 100 Place where the gladiatorial games were held. Colosseum

3. Architecture for 200 Place chariot racing took place. Circus Maximus

4. Architecture for 300 For the Romans this place was like a health club. Bath Houses

5. Architecture for 400 The Center of Rome that held temples, shops, and government buildings. Forum

6. Architecture for 500 Located in Rome this was a temple for all Gods. The Pantheon

7. Republic People for 100 Absolute Ruler that usually came to power in times of need. Dictator

8. Republic People for 200 These were the wealthy citizens of Rome. Patricians

9. Republic People for 300 The Co-rulers of Rome during the Republic. Consuls

10. Republic People for 400 These people protected the rights of plebeians. Tribunes

11. Republic People for 500 These were the poor citizens of Rome. Plebeians

12. Geography for 100 The hill on which Rome was originally founded. Dictator

13. Geography for 200 Name of the City that fought Rome in the Punic Wars. Carthaginians

14. Geography for 300 The Major River that runs through Rome is called. The Tiber

15. Geography for 400 The Hill which was the religious activity was centered in Rome. Capitoline Hill

16. Geography for 500 When the Capitol City of the Empire was moved away from Rome it was relocated here. Constantinople

17. Leaders for 100 He was killed in the capital on the ides of March and was the Republic’s last Dictator. Julius Caesar

18. Leaders for 200 Originally named Octavian, he became the first Emperor of Rome. Augustus

19. Leaders for 300 Famous Carthaginian general who brought elephants over the Alps to invade Italy. Hannibal Barca

20. Leaders for 400 This Emperor believed he ruled through divine right. Diocletian

21. Leaders for 500 This German invaded Rome and took the capital in 410 AD. Alaric