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Ancient Rome

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How did Rome get its name according to legend? The orphaned Romulus beat Remus in a fight to see who should rule the city. Romulus founded the city and named it after himself: Rome.
Why did the Romans create the legend of Romulus and Remus? To prove that they had the right to rule everybody.
Who was the last king of Ancient Rome in 509 BC? Tarquin.
What does it mean to be a republic? Not one person has all the power.
How many consuls ruled the government during the time of the Roman Republic from 509-31 BC? 2
Consuls served for ___ year(s), but senators served for ____. 1, life
Describe the main duties of the Roman senate. They advised the consul and collected taxes.
Ordinary Romans, coming form the _________ class, served together in groups called assemblies. Plebeian
A(n) _______ was like a king, but given a new name because the people of Rome would never accept the title of king. emperor
Who was the first emperor of Rome? Augustus
What would happen when an emperor died? One of their relatives would take over.
The Romans were the first to use a new building material called ________. concrete
Why did the ancient Romans gather in the Colosseum? They gathered to watch the brutal battles of the gladiators.
The _________ was constructed to be a temple to honor all the Roman gods. Pantheon
_________ delivered water to over one million people living in Rome. Aqueducts
The main division of the Roman army was around 6,000 soldiers. What was the division called? A legion
What was the armor that the Roman soldiers wore made of? Strips of iron
What was a Roman centurion? An army officer in charge of a century of men.
Cause: Rome was built on the Tiber River. Effect:? Trade increased.
Cause: Rome was located not far form the Mediterranean Sea. Effect:? Developing trade routes and conquering territories was easier.
Cause: Rome was built on seven hills. Effect:? There was fertile farmland at the bottom of the hills.
When the Roman Empire was split in 2 separate empires, what city was the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire? Constantinople
What caused Rome to decline and eventually fall? The empire was too large, corrupt politicians and civil wars, and barbarian tribes attacked.
What period of history began after the fall of Rome? The Dark Ages.
What year is considered to be the end of the Western Roman Empire and the fall of Rome? 476 BC
Created by: MasonK.
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