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Jeopardy
Choose a category. You will be given the
answer. You must give the correct question.
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EarlyRomanRepublic
Emperors
RomanEmpires
RomanGeography
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RomanContri-butions
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The two brothers who wanted to found Rome
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Romulus and Remus
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Early civilization that gave Rome its language
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Latium
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A wealthy people who influenced Roman custom and
dress they were from the north
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Etruscans
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These people included merchants, craftworkers,
laborers, soldiers and farmers they could not
hold public office and had almost no voice in
government
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Plebeians
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The definition of the early form of government in
Rome
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There is no king citizens choose representatives
to rule (Republic)
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He came to power after one of his two co-rulers
died he would die a short time later
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Julius Caesar
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This leader was the first to be called emperor,
but he let the Senate continue to meet
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Octavian, a.k.a. Augustus
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The emperor who made his horse a governor of a
province
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Caligula
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The emperor who expanded Rome to the largest it
would ever be, and built a wall to keep the Scots
out of the empire
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Hadrian
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When this emperor died in A.D. 180, the empire
was showing signs of weakness (he was the last of
the good emperors)
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Marcus Aurelius
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The Roman contribution to the world that they
were most proud of
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Their Republican form of government
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Rome had these people act as judges they would
greatly influence how the United States formed
the Judicial branch and Supreme Court
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Praetors
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This code of laws was demanded by the plebeians
in return for them serving in the military
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The Twelve Tables
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Romans built this major stadium by plundering and
enslaving the Jews in Palestine
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The Colosseum
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These two water systems were used by the Romans
for both leisure and necessity
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Aqueducts and Baths
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The northern most point of the Roman Empire was
in this present-day nation
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England
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The Empire saw its golden age during the reign of
this emperor who began the Pax Romana
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Augustus
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The republic changed to an empire when the
leadership changed in this way
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It went from being led by voters choosing leaders
(Senate) to being inherited (Emperor/dictator)
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Three of the five seas that the Roman Empire
touched at its height
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North Sea, Baltic Sea, Mediterranean Sea, Red
Sea, Caspian Sea
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The Punic Wars began because this country was
arguing with Rome over who owned Sicily
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Carthage
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The mountain range that runs through Italy
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Apennines
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The three islands that surround Italy
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(From top to bottom) Corsica, Sardinia, and Sicily
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The sea directly to the east of Italy
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Adriatic Sea
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The two mountain ranges Hannibal had to cross to
attack Rome
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Pyrenees Mountains and the Alps
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Name of the small stretch of water between
England and Europe
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English Channel
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The Colosseum was a stadium that held chariot
races, and could seat over 70,000 people, and was
built by this man
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Vespasian
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When three people rule, including who was in the
first one
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Triumvirate Caesar, Crassus, and Pompey
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Rome did this to Carthage after the 3rd Punic War
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Enslaved 50,000 people and salted the Earth so
nothing would grow
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He was called upon to leave his farm and become
dictator during a crisis he served for just over
two weeks then stepped down and was looked to for
inspiration by George Washington 2000 years later
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Cincinnatus
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The name for a group of Roman foot soldiers, and
why it was so successful at the time
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Legion it organized them into smaller groups
that could maneuver more easily in battle
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Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
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Describe the three branches of Roman government
and what each did
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1. Barbarian invasions 2.Empire was split into
two parts 3. lead pipes could have made them
decline mentally 4.Christianity put the focus on
religion instead of military 5.they hired
mercenaries to control their vast borders, which
was expensive (debt)