| A | B |
|---|
| River that Rome was built on | Tiber |
| Upper class of Roman society | Patrician |
| Lower class of Roman society | Plebian |
| Island SW of Italy that was colonized by Greece & Carthage | Sicily |
| Peninsula located in Southern Europe | Italy |
| Business section of Rome where the Senate met | Forum |
| Division of Roman army having 6000 men | Legion |
| To reject a law | Veto |
| Twin brothers, raised by wolves, who founded Rome | Romulus & Remus |
| Government where people elect officials to represent them | Republic |
| Roman law codes placed in the forum | The Twelve Tables |
| Legendary date of the founding of Rome | 753 B.C. |
| Tribe first to settle the area around Rome | Latins |
| Government body that represented the upper classes | Senate |
| Land Romans conquered in W. Europe that we call France | Gaul |
| Traditional date of the fall of Rome | 476 A.D. |
| Series of conflicts fought between Carthage & Rome | Punic Wars |
| 2 officials that represented the lower class & were elected by Roman Assembly | Tribunes |
| 2 elected officials who served 1 year & enforced Roman law | Consuls |
| Tribe that conquered area around Rome, ruled 100 years, & built city of Rome | Etruscans |
| Queen of Egypt who kills herself after Marc Antony's suicide | Cleopatra |
| Roman general who took control of N. Africa | Lepidus |
| Ruled until 14 AD & quoted for saying he found Rome | Octavian |
| General and best friend of Caesar | Marc Antony |
| Title given to Octavian | Augustus |
| The head god of the romans | Jupiter |
| The large facility in Rome where Athletic events were held | Colosseum |
| A division of the Roman Army of around 6,000 foot soliders | Legion |
| Roman bridges that brought water from the mountains | Aqueducts |
| wrote a 142 volume history of Rome | Livy |
| a very famous roman speaker who is considered to be the greatest writer of Latin prose. | Virgil |
| the belief that virtue is obtained through reason and reason is obtained by remaining indiffernt to the external world and to passion, emotion or pain. | Stoicism |
| A powerful speech delivered to a group of people | Oration |
| The author of the book the Aeniad | Cicero |
| This person was killed on the Ides of March | Julius Caesar |
| This Roman Senator participated in the plot to kill Julius Caesar | Tiberius Gracchus and Gaius Gracchus |
| The language of the romans that later became the official language of the Catholic Church | Latin |
| The Legendary Founders of Rome | Romulus and Remus |
