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Haley's Rome Test

Studying for the Rome Test

QuestionAnswer
Battle of Actium Defeat of Marc Antony and Cleopatra.
Inflation Rise in prices because the value of money decreases
Peninsula A piece of land surrounded by three bodies of water
Pax Romana Roman Peace
Where is Rome Continent - Europe Country - Italy
Three islands won after the Punic Wars Sardinia, Sicily, Corsica
How do you become a gladiator Prisoner or war sold at slave auction, your a criminal, or your a christian
Circus Maximus The largest chariot racing track in Rome
Tax Farmer A person who collects taxes
Forum A down town area in which people buy and sell goods.
Rome's First Emperor Augustus Caesar
Geography of Rome (Mountains and Rivers) Po River, Tiber River, Alps Mountains, Appennines Mountains
Julius Caesar's heir Augustus
Ides of March March 15, 44B.C.
Family Protection (during Roman Republic) No police force
Senate 300 members who are elected to run the government. They elect the consuls
Fall of the Roman Republic (4 main causes) Unemployment, No police force, Taxes, and corrupt government
Constantine Emperor who moved the capital from Rome to Byzantium. He also made Christianity legal
Dictator 1 person who is in charge of the government
Punic Wars Wars fought between Rome and Carthage. Rome won
12 Tables The first written laws of Rome
Hannibal A Carthagian general who invaded and almost destroyed Rome
Tribune A government position given to the lower class citizens of Rome
Consul A government position occupied by two individuals to run the government and control the army. The senate elects the consuls.
Republic A type of government where the people can elect its leaders
Plebeian Lower class citizens of Rome
Patrician Upper class citizens of Rome
First king of Rome Romulus
Byzantium Constantine made this the new capital of Eastern Roman Empire
Visigoths Invaded and captured Rome
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