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Page 1: Roman Jeopardy I Architecture 100 200 300 400 500 Republic People 100 200 300 400 500 Geography 100 200 300 400 500 Leaders 100 200 300 400 500.

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Architecture for 100

• Place where the gladiatorial games were held.

• Colosseum

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Architecture for 200

• Place chariot racing took place.

• Circus Maximus

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Architecture for 300

• For the Romans this place was like a health club.

• Bath Houses

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Architecture for 400

• The Center of Rome that held temples, shops, and government buildings.

• Forum

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Architecture for 500

• Located in Rome this was a temple for all Gods.

• The Pantheon

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Republic People for 100

• Absolute Ruler that usually came to power in times of need.

• Dictator

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Republic People for 200

• These were the wealthy citizens of Rome.

• Patricians

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Republic People for 300

• The Co-rulers of Rome during the Republic.

• Consuls

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Republic People for 400

• These people protected the rights of plebeians.

• Tribunes

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Republic People for 500

• These were the poor citizens of Rome.

• Plebeians

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Geography for 100

• The hill on which Rome was originally founded.

• Dictator

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Geography for 200

• Name of the City that fought Rome in the Punic Wars.

• Carthaginians

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Geography for 300

• The Major River that runs through Rome is called.

• The Tiber

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Geography for 400

• The Hill which was the religious activity was centered in Rome.

• Capitoline Hill

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Geography for 500

• When the Capitol City of the Empire was moved away from Rome it was relocated here.

• Constantinople

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Leaders for 100

• He was killed in the capital on the ides of March and was the Republic’s last Dictator.

• Julius Caesar

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Leaders for 200

• Originally named Octavian, he became the first Emperor of Rome.

• Augustus

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Leaders for 300

• Famous Carthaginian general who brought elephants over the Alps to invade Italy.

• Hannibal Barca

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Leaders for 400

• This Emperor believed he ruled through divine right.

• Diocletian

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Leaders for 500

• This German invaded Rome and took the capital in 410 AD.

• Alaric