Ancient Rome

What happened on March 15, 44 B.C.?

Which of the following is NOT a reason why Christianity was able to spread so vastly during the Roman Empire?

Which group invaded Western Europe with Atilla as their leader?

Approximately how long did the Pax Romana last?

Hannibal invaded Rome by

A professional fighter who fought before the public in popular organized games held in large purpose-built arenas.

Emperor Diocletian tried to save Rome by...

What was NOT a reason for the Pax Romana?

Who was Tacitus?

A set of laws inscribed on bronze created in ancient Rome in 451 and 450 BCE.

The Punic wars were fought between Rome and

After the fall of Rome, the eastern portion of the Roman Empire became known as the

Who was Constantine?

What caused the first Punic war?

The spirit or divine power presiding over a thing or place.

A general, consul and later dictator who launched a series of political & social reforms before he was assassinated.

Important long-term contributions of Ancient Greek and Roman civilizations are primarily found in the area of

Which was NOT a long-term cause of the Roman Empire's decline?

This Roman achievement carried water throughout the empire.

What prevented Atilla the Hun from invading Constantinople in 447 AD?

The river that runs through Rome is called the

The word to describe the unofficial coalition of Julius Caesar, Pompey, and Crassus in 60 BC.

Cleopatra had an affair and bore a child with Caesar and later married...

A place in Rome where ideas and views on various issues were exchanged.

Ten elected officials who represented the plebeians and could veto any law the Senate passed.

The initial reaction to the rise of Christianity in Rome was

The commoners of ancient Rome were known as

What is a patrician?

What was the role of a consul in Rome?

To where did Constantine relocate the capital?

Who was the leader that helped bring Rome into a golden age?

The highly disciplined, well-trained, and heavily armed body of infantry consisting of about 5,000 men.

What was a motivating factor of the murder of Julius Caesar?

Which of Jesus' disciples was most influential in spread of Christianity after his death?

Gaul was the name of what country back in ancient times?

A government in which citizens elected representatives to rule on their behalf.

What regions of the world today are still strongly influenced by Greco-Roman culture?

Controlling this body of water led to prosperity in Rome.

What was a major result of Julius Caesar’s death?