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$100 Question – People$100 Question – People

The General from Carthage who marched on Rome.

$100 Answer - People$100 Answer - People

Hannibal

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Took advantage of the chaos in Rome & was named dictator in 46 B.C.

$200 Answer – People$200 Answer – People

Julius Caesar

$300 Question – People$300 Question – People

Mythical Founder of Rome

$300 Answer – People$300 Answer – People

Romulus

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$400 Question – People$400 Question – People

The 95% of Romans who were peasants, shopkeepers and farmers.

$400 Answer – People$400 Answer – People

Plebeians

$500 Question – People$500 Question – People

300 members were elected by citizens to make laws & taxes.

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The Senate

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A plot carried out by the Roman Senate under

the direction of Brutus, Cassius, And Decimus (as well as Cicero)

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Assassination of Julius Caesar

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Augustus’ 41 year reign marked the beginning of a 207-year era of

peace, wealth, & expansion known as the ________________.

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Pax Romana

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The addition of new lands & sources of slave labor during theRoman Empire increasedthe growing gap between

________________.

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Rich and Poor

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After Jesus was crucified the ____________, especially Paul,

molded Jesus’ teachings into a new religion called Christianity

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Apostles

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In 63 B.C., the Romans conquered the Hebrew kingdom of Judea & allowed ________________

to govern Judea.

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“Romanized Jews” (those who showed respect for

Roman gods and obeyed Roman laws)

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Sometime between 6 & 4 B.C. in Judea, a Jew named Jesus was born;

Many considered Jesus to be ___________.

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The Messiah

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A _________is a form of government in which citizens have

the power to elect their leaders.

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Republic

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The ______________were based on the idea

that all citizens had a right to the protection of the law.

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The Twelve Tables

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Christians who died became ___________ which helped

spread the faith.

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Martyrs

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Many Hebrews in Judea did not accept the idea that Jesus was the

Son of God & accused him of ______________.

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Blasphemy

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In a series of battles known as the Punic Wars,

Rome defeated ______________ & became the dominant power

in the Mediterranean.

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Carthage

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Emperors built arenas like ______________ & used chariot races, gladiator

events, & theater to entertain the poor.

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The Coliseum

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Like Greek agoras, Roman cities had a _______ for markets & public

gatherings.

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Forum

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The Romans were influenced by the Greeks & neighboring peopleknown as the ____________,

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Etruscans

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Diocletian’s most important

reform was realizing Rome was too large &

dividing the empire into the____________________ Roman Empires.

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Western and Eastern

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Octavian was given the title _______________

& became Rome’s first emperor

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Augustus(exalted one)

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In 330 AD, ______________ became the capital of the Roman Empire and was a

major trade center built in the Roman style.

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Constantinople

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The combination of Greek & Roman achievements are

known as ___________ culture.

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Greco-Roman

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Who invaded and conquered Romebringing an end to the Western

Roman Empire?

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Odacer, Alaric, Goths, Visigoths, Huns,

Germanie

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In 284 A.D. Emperor _____________came to power & made a series

of economic and military reforms that temporarily

halted Rome’s decline.

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Diocletian

Final JeopardyFinal JeopardyPlace the following events in order:

Rome becomes a republicAugustus becomes the first emperor

Romulus founds RomeRome wins the Punic WarsJesus Christ is born in Judea

The Western Roman Empire fallsJulius Caesar is assassinated

Christianity becomes a legal religion

Final Jeopardy AnswerFinal Jeopardy Answer

1. Romulus founds Rome2. Rome becomes a republic3. Rome wins the Punic Wars4. Julius Caesar is assassinated5. Augustus becomes the first emperor6. Jesus Christ is born in Judea7. Christianity becomes a legal religion8. The Western Roman Empire falls