1. Rome Jeopardy PlacesPeople More People Roman Government Miscellaneous 1010010100101001010010100 2020020200202002020020200 3030030300303003030030300 4040040400404004040040400 5050050500505005050050500

2. 100--places The island first fought over by Carthage and Rome

3. 200- places The first rival empire to Rome Both empires fought for control of trade in the Mediterranean Sea

4. 300- places The natural barrier to the north of Italy

5. 400- places The place Marc Antony lived while he ruled the eastern half of the Roman Empire

6. 500- places Contained rich silver mines controlled by Carthage

7. 100-people Legendary Founders of Rome

8. 200-people Members of the middle and lower classes

9. 300- people Members of the upper, land owning classes

10. 400-people Rome’s first emperor

11. 500-people Declared himself dictator but never became emperor

12. 100- more people Carthaginian general—lost the battle of Zama in the Second Punic War (fond of elephants!)

13. 200- more people Dictator of Rome in a time of emergency—gave up the position after the emergency was over.

14. 300- more people Last queen of Egypt, but never queen of Rome

15. 400- more people The previous name of Augustus

16. 500- more people Name two out of the three members of the Second Triumvirate

17. 100- government “I forbid”

18. 200- government Another name for a representational democracy

19. 300- govt. There were 2—one a patrician-- one a plebeian

20. 400- govt. Looked out the for the rights of the plebeians

21. 500- govt. The legislative or law-making part of the government made up of patricians--

22. 100. misc. Series of wars fought between Carthage and Rome

23. 200- misc. Established certain laws that are still in use today

24. 300. Misc These people interpreted the laws and acted as judges

25. 400 misc. Because of Augustus’ reforms/achievements there was about 200 years of this

26. 500- misc. The Roman army traveled more quickly to where they needed to be because of these