2022 Geography and Overview of Rome Quiz

The Roman empire lasted for over ___________ years.

Rome also lay next to the ____________. The river was a port that the Romans could use to ship goods in and out of.

The Italian Peninsula is shaped like a ____________.

This volcano erupted two thousand years and covered a Roman town in ash. This town can be visited today.

What kind of landform has water on three sides?

During the Imperial Period, Rome was a ______________

True or False: Romans built roads

True or False: The Roman Empire used to control North Africa in ancient times.

According to the myth on the founding of Rome, two brothers were abandoned by their parents and raised by a __________.

Rome fell in the 400s. That mean Rome fell in the ___________th century.

The ____________________ is sandwiched between Europe and Africa. It gave Romans access to trading ports around Europe.

Rome, the Roman capital of the Empire, is still a city. It is located in which country?

Which culture greatly influenced Rome?

The Romans built _________ to bring fresh water into the city

During the Republican period, Rome's government was like a _______________.

What did roads primarily facilitate?

The ________________ Mountains run along Italy's spine (all of Italy)

True or False: Rome built 100,000 miles of roads.

Italy is known for growing...

The emperor __________________ is known for converting to Christianity, which helped spread the religion.

Italy has a __________ climate so it has wet and cool winters and hot, dry summers

How large was the Roman Empire?

Please select the modern-day countries that the Roman Empire controlled during their height in 117 A.D.

Two mountain ranges of Italy helped protect Rome from invaders. The ___________ border Italy on the North.

During the Regal period, Rome was ruled by ____________

Which language was the dominant one spoken in Rome?

Rome was founded in 753 B.C. by ________________ and named Rome after himself.

Rome was split into two empires in the 3rd century. That means it happened in what time period?