Rome Study Review

Who was the first Christian to spread Christianity to non-Jews (Gentiles)?

What was the capital of the Western Roman Empire?

Which of the following is represented by the letter J?

Which of the following is an example of a Roman building?

Who started Pax Romana?

What was the name for the Roman military formation?

What language did the Romans speak?

What is letter C pointing to?

The ______ was a body of the government of Roman Republic that created laws.

What was the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire?

According to legend, which Roman god was the father of Romulus and Remus?

An army of 100,000 invaders from Mongolia called _______ is partly responsible for Rome's fall.

What was Pax Romana?

Who allowed Christianity to be worshipped in Rome for the first time?

What was the Greek word for the "Anointed One" (the Jews were waiting for such a person)?

This is a famous statue of what two mythical figures?

What river did Julius Caesar cross in 49 BC, thus declaring war on Rome?

What happened in 509 BC?

Which sect of Christianity believed that Jesus was a demi-god, or 50% human, 50% divine?

How many hills made up the site of the city of Rome?

Which of the following is represented by the number 1?

Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus were members of the Tribune who are known for their:

What is one example of modern architecture based on Roman architecture?

Which of the following did the Etruscans give to the Romans?

What river runs through the city of Rome?

Which emperor made Christianity the official religion of Rome?

What was the position of the Roman Republican government that represented the plebeians?

The ______ was a set of Roman Laws originally created by the Tribune.

What was the dominant philosophy of ancient Rome?

Gaul encompassed what modern country?

What was the upper class of Rome called?

According to Roman law, how long could a dictator stay in power?

What did the Eastern Roman Empire become known as after the Western Empire fell?

What were the early Christian bishops called?

What is this a picture of?

Which emperor split the Roman Empire in two?

By the 4th century AD, Rome had to hire foreign soldiers to protect them, called ______.

Which of the following is Rome famous for building?

What happened in 476 AD?

What two people led the Roman Republican government?

What were the slave-operated plantations in Rome called?

What was the lower class of Rome called?

Zealots wanted which of the following:

What was the place where gladiators fought?

Which of the following was the last emperor of the Roman Empire?

A republic is:

What is the name of the famous leader of the Huns?

How did making Christianity the official religion of Rome lead to Rome's collapse?

Which of the following are internal reasons for the collapse of the Roman Empire?

This picture is an example of a Roman _________.

According to Christians, Jesus was ______.

In the Punic Wars _______ fought against ________.

What is letter A pointing to?

What style of art did Romans create?

A person who dies for his/her faith is called a _________.

Who was the first official emperor of Rome?

The ___ was the marketplace and the stage for political speeches located in the center of Rome.

The _______ brought fresh water from a mountain into a city.

According to legend, who founded Rome?

What is letter G pointing to?

Who was the general of Carthage that nearly defeated the Romans in the Second Punic War?

Who wrote the Aeneid?

What civilization conquered the early Latin people in the city of Rome in the 700s BC?

What is this a picture of?