Ancient Rome

an ordinary citizen in Rome

• consul
• Patrician
• plebeian
• Pax Romana
• tyrant

a ruler who has total control of the government

• consul
• Patrician
• plebeian
• Pax Romana
• tyrant

a member of a wealthy upper class family in Rome

• consul
• Patrician
• plebeian
• Pax Romana
• tyrant

one of two officials who led the Ancient Roman Republic

• consul
• Patrician
• plebeian
• Pax Romana
• tyrant

the period of stability and peace in the Roman Empire

• consul
• Patrician
• plebeian
• Pax Romana
• tyrant

The geography of Rome of hills, rivers and a peninsula led the Romans to ...

• become a powerful nation.
• forming their own communities with own customs and beliefs.
• become the center of the known world.
• become great traders and sailors.

What is an example of ARTS AND LITERATURE for Ancient Rome?

• Colosseum and Pantheon
• Togas and family important
• Patricians and Plebeians
• Roman numerals and Latin

The large amphitheater that was host to gladiator battles, battles between humans and animals was called the

• Pantheon
• Parthenon
• Colosseum
• Acropolis

What is an example of CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS for Ancient Rome?

• Colosseum and Pantheon
• Togas and family important
• Patricians and Plebeians
• Roman numerals and Latin

What is an example of LANGUAGE for Ancient Rome?

• Colosseum and Pantheon
• Togas and family important
• Patricians and Plebeians
• Roman numerals and Latin