Spartacus & Ancient Rome

a gladiator who led a slave rebellion but was later defeated

• Julius Caesar

• Pompey

• Spartacus

• Octavian

in Roman mythology, the king of the gods and god of light, the sky and weather, and protector of laws

• Hades

• Jupiter

• Zeus

• Mars

a volcano in Italy; it erupted in 79 CE, destroying Pompeii

• TAAL

• Stromboli

• Mount Etna

• Mount Vesuvius

in ancient Roman cities, a large public place that was the center for business

• aqueduct

• Parthenon

• forum

• colosseum

in ancient Rome, a slave or captive who fought to death in a public arena in front of spectators

• Spartan

• Athenian

• helot

• gladiator

a structure or pipe that is meant for carrying water

• aqueduct

• irrigation

• Poseidon

• well

a general, co-leader and then dictator of Ancient Rome

• Mark Antony

• Octavian

• Spartacus

• Julius Caesar

army troops that fought on horse and on foot in ancient Rome

• senator

• Roman Republic

• legion

• helot

a member of the senate, the state council of the ancient Roman Republic

• legion

• senator

• Pax Romana

• general

a Roman general who founded the First Triumvirate; his arguments with Julius Caesar led to a Roman Civil War

• Pompey

• Spartacus

• Romulus

• Remus