Legacy of Rome

Legacy

• A system of laws

• Something handed down from the past

• A method of teaching

• A type of government

Contribution

• A result of a scientific experiment

• A gift or service provided to something

• A part of a building’s structure

• A form of government

Influence

• A decision made by a leader

• The power to change or affect something

• A type of celebration

• A law passed in a country

Cultural

• Related to the traditions, arts, and beliefs of a people

• Related to the economy of a country

• A government form

• A building type

Structure

• A country’s army

• A building or framework

• A type of clothing worn by the Romans

• A method of transportation

What system did the Romans develop where citizens could vote for their leaders?

• Democracy

• Republic

• Monarchy

• Dictatorship

What was the name of the Roman building that held gladiator games and could seat thousands of people?

• Pantheon

• Colosseum

• Forum

• Aqueduct

What is the Roman legal principle that states people are innocent until proven guilty?

• Habeas corpus

• Due process

• Rule of law

• The Twelve Tables

Which Roman structure was used to carry water from mountains to cities?

• Colosseum

• Road

• Aqueduct

• Forum

Which language spoken by the Romans influenced many modern languages?

• Greek

• Latin

• French

• English