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3 Rome’s BeginningsThe Roman RepublicThe Fall of the Republic The Early Empire 100 200 400 300 400 300 200 400 200 100 500 100

4 A group of 6,000 soldiers What is a legion? Category 1 Question 1

5 The Trojan hero of the epic the Aeneid Who was Aeneas? Category 1 Question 2

6 They were overthrown by the Romans and their government replaced with a republican model Who were the Tarquins? Category 1 Question 3

7 In addition to being tough, skilled fighters, they were also great problem solvers Who were the Roman soldiers? Category 1 Question 4

8 Highly skilled metalworkers that helped shape Roman civilization Who were the Etruscans? Category 1 Question 5

9 They were rich landowners, part of the upper class and top officials of the Republic Who were the patricians? Category 2 Question 1

10 These middle class folks eventually went on strike to be treated equally Who were the plebians? Category 2 Question 2

11 The best known early Roman dictator of the Republic Who was Cincinnatus? Category 2 Question 3

12 The Roman general who helped win the second Punic War Who was Scipio? Category 2 Question 4

13 This city fought against Rome for control of the Mediterranean region What was Carthage? Category 2 Question 5

14 A large farming estate What is a latifundia? Category 3 Question 1

15 A battle in which Octavian defeated Antony and Cleopatra What is the battle of Actium? Category 3 Question 2

16 Two prominent brothers who worked to reform the early republic Who were Tiberius and Gaius? Category 3 Question 3

17 The three members of Rome’s Second Triumvirate Who were Lepidus, Antony, and Octavian? Category 3 Question 4

18 Rome’s greatest public speaker Who was Cicero? Category 3 Question 5

19 Emperor Trajan set the European boundaries of the empire at these two waterways What are the Rhine and Danube Rivers? Category 4 Question 1

20 His reign began an era of peace that lasted about 200 years Who was Augustus? Category 4 Question 2

21 This musical emperor is said to have celebrated the burning of Rome in 64 CE Who was Nero? Category 4 Question 3

22 A good emperor who built a wall in Britain Who was Hadrian? Category 4 Question 4

23 Category 4 Question 5 He came after Tiberius and before Claudius Who was Caligula?

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