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| Ancient Romans civilization, located in Northern Italy |
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| Upper class, land owners. SENATE MEMBERS chosen from this class. |
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| Mountain range that runs the length of the eastern side of the Italian peninsula. |
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| Parts of the Roman Government. |
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| River that Rome is located on. |
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| the basic unit of Roman Society |
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| The Italian peninsula is located in the middle of this sea. |
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| Where is the city of Rome located? |
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| True or False: The city of Rome is located in the northern portion of the Italian Peninsula. |
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| True or False: The Italian peninsula contains broad, fertile plains. |
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| True or False: The Italian peninsula has many good harbor locations. |
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| True or False: Rome is located on seven hills. |
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| Romans first government- chosen by the people |
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| Roman class made up of farmers, merchants, and artisans. |
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| Tribune members were chosen from this class. |
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| Branch of Roman government that were elected for life, issued decrees and interpreted laws. |
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| granted citizenship to non-citizens, gave public land to the poor, gave jobs to the unemployed and conquered Gaul |
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| Roman religion prior to Christianity. |
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| “Roman Peace”, time period lasting for around 200 years. |
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| Julius Caesar fought him for control of the Roman leadership. |
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| destroyed the Jewish temple in 66AD. |
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| Where is Hadrian's wall located? |
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| wall built to separate Britain. |
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| How long did Pax Romana last? |
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| true or false: Rome gained control of trade routes during the Roman expansion. |
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| False - there was a separation of classes |
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| True or False: there was not a separation of classes during the Roman expansion |
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| true or false: there were military successes during the Roman expansion. |
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| Father, leader of the family. |
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| Roman entertainment, chariot races. |
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| bridge like stone structures that brought water from the hills to the Roman cities. |
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| Crossed the Rubicon River |
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| What did Julius Caesar do instead of disbanding his army (an act of treason)? |
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| Who said "I came, I saw, I conquered"? |
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| Who did the Romans get their alphabet from? |
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CAESAR IS ASSASINATED BY SENATORS
MARCH 15, 44 BC |
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| What led to Political Turmoil,Economic problems, Foreign Invasion,Loss of Moral Standards. |
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| Asian group which invaded Europe and forced Germanic tribes to move into Roman Territory, |
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| Caesar wins and Declares himself Dictator. |
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| What happens after the Civil War between Caesar and Pompey? |
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| Who had the support of the Senate? |
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| Who had the support of the Military? |
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| Who ordered Caesar to disband army and return to Rome? |
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