Chapter 9- Rome

The city-state who Rome fought the three Punic Wars against.

The name of the patriotic textbook used in Roman schools.

The public place where people could meet for business or recreation.

A self-governing region that Rome used for expansion.

The name of the merchants and craftworkers of Rome. In other words, the common people.

Romans were the first to take a ____________.

Close friend of Julius Caesar who formed alliance with Cleopatra.

The date of the Ides of March, when Caesar was stabbed by Senators.

The name of the twin who Rome is named after.

The wealthy descendants of Rome's earliest settlers.

The term for Roman Peace under Augustus' rule.

The number of Punic Wars that Carthage fought against Rome.

What number is the Roman Numeral XIV ?

The term for the government buildings that stood at the center of the cities.

The name of the large arena for entertainment.

Which one was not part of the "triumvirate", a group of three rulers who share power?

The two leaders who headed the republic and led the army in Rome.

The successful Roman city that was buried after a volcano erupted.

Egyptian queen who had alliances with Julius Caesar and Mark Antony.

Of the 3 tiers of Roman society, this group was at the bottom.

A very popular consul who formed an army and captured Gaul and the Italian Peninsula.

A system of bridges and canals that carried water throughout Rome.

A slave or prisoner who fought for entertainment in the Colosseum.

Augustus' original name.

A set of written laws used by Romans.