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Imperial Rome Jeopardy Daily Life Octavian To Augustus Tiberius To Nero Year of 4 To Flavians 5 Good Ones

The father in a Roman Family had control over _______ Daily Life for 10

What an aqueduct is used for. Daily Life for 20

A place to keep fit, meet people and do business. Daily Life for 30

What Romans ate. Daily Life for 40

Why the Romans did not need a lot of machines. Daily Life for 50

2 ways Octavian was related to Julius Caesar Octavian To Augustus for 10

How Octavian imitated Julius Caesar Octavian To Augustus for 20

How Octavian differed from Julius Caesar Octavian To Augustus for 30

Princeps Octavian To Augustus for 40

Augustus Octavian To Augustus for 50

The method of how Tiberius became Emperor Tiberius to Nero for 10

The reign of Tiberius was important because it gave ________ to the Roman government. And we’re not talking about A place for horses! Tiberius to Nero for 20

The reign of Caligula demonstrated this method of removing an Emperor from power Tiberius to Nero for 30

Positive and Negative of Claudius’ Reign Tiberius to Nero for 40

Describe the actions of Nero in handling The Great Fire of Rome in 64 AD. Tiberius to Nero for 50

The reason why 2 of the Emperors were killed by their own Guards Year of 4 to Flavians for 10

The year of 4 Emperors showed that The actions of former emperors would be considered when evaluating new ones. Galba and Vitellius partied and died, This general was the only one to survive. Year of 4 to Flavians for 20

The reaction of Titus to the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. Year of 4 to Flavians for 30

Domitian was paranoid because he thought this… Year of 4 to Flavians for 40

How the Flavian Dynasty Ended Year of 4 to Flavians for 50

The 5 good emperors got their name from their cooperation with these influential people 5 Good Ones for 10

–such as the right to serve in the Assembly There was relative peace during the reign of the five good emperors because of something they didn’t do (Except for the last). 5 Good Ones for 20

What does this quote mean: “Romans actively built up large urban centers throughout the Empire and granted these cities all the rights and privileges granted to Romans.” 5 Good Ones for 30

The Roman Empire was converted from provinces to this. 5 Good Ones for 40

Why Marcus Aurelius’ son Commodus is not considered as a continuation of the 5 good emperors. 5 Good Ones for 50