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| A government-sponsored count of the people in a province |
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| A man who has absolute rule and controls all the country's major decisions |
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| A point on a mountain beyond which trees cannot grow |
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| After the Romans destroyed Carthage what did they spread on the surrounding land? |
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| An outer garment and a sign of Roman citizenship |
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| Another name for the torrid zone |
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| General who led horses and elephants across the Alps in an attack on Rome |
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| Located in the center of wealthy Romans' homes |
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| Man who prophesied a powerful kingdom that would be "strong as iron" |
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| Oldest and wisest men of Rome |
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| Roman leader who "crossed the Rubicon" |
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| Roman rulers with equal power who each ruled for one year |
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| Rome's first province in Asia |
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| The 200 years of peace at the beginning of the Roman Empire |
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| The North African city that Rome eventually destroyed |
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| The climate found on high mountains |
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| The culture that influenced Romans the most |
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| The island at the "toe" of the Apennine Peninsula |
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| The language of the Romans |
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| The largest mountain system in Europe |
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| The point on a mountain above which there is snow all year long |
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| The ruler of the Holy Land at the time of Christ's birth |
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| The three wars that Rome fought against a city in North Africa |
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| Transported fresh water to Roman cities |
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| Used to provide lasting strength to Roman buildings |
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| What France was called at the time of the Roman Empire |
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