1. ANCIENT ROME JEOPARDY

2. 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt Vocabulary Architecture, Arts Government Physical Characteristics Grab Bag

3. Act of giving or doing something

4. What is a contribution?

5. Different traits

6. What is a characteristic?

7. Form of government where male citizens vote for other male citizens to make the rules and laws

8. What is a representative democracy?

9. The name of the system built to carry water from mountain springs to towns.

10. What are aqueducts?

11. A strong ruler who had total power. BONUS QUESTION (NOT ON TEST!)

12. What is an emperor?

13. The most important form of architecture we received from Rome

14. What is the arch?

15. Famous Roman building that still stands today

16. What is Colosseum?

17. The places where Romans went to socialize and bathe

18. What is public baths?

19. The process of making pictures or designs by inlaying small pieces of colored stone, glass, or tile

20. What is mosaics?

21. Three types of art that were popular during Ancient Roman times

22. What are mosaics, pottery, and sculptures?

23. Rome became a _______, a type of government which means officials were chosen by citizens

24. What is a Republic?

25. The government of the United States is based on the ideas developed by these people

26. Who are the Ancient Romans?

27. Named after his uncle who became emperor then changed his name. BONUS QUESTION (NOT ON TEST!)

28. Who is Augustus?

29. The name of the dictator who wanted to be emperor and was murdered because of it. - BONUS QUESTION (NOT ON TEST!)

30. Who is Julius Caesar?

31. Since the Romans did not want one man to make all of the laws, they decided to balance the power of the government between three branches. Name the three branches of government. BONUS QUESTION (NOT ON TEST!)

32. What is Executive, Legislative, and Judicial?

33. If you went to Rome, the land would have a lot of______.

34. What are mountains and hills?

35. The climate of Rome is BONUS QUESTION (NOT ON TEST!)

36. What is hot and dry?

37. Rome is a peninsula located on this body of water

38. What is the Mediterranean Sea?

39. Because of the mountains, the Romans adapted to the environment by

40. What is farming on the hillsides?

41. The name of the river that runs through Rome

42. What is the Tiber River?

43. Romans specialized in… (HINT: “All ______ lead to Rome”)

44. What are roads?

45. The Romans were powerful mostly because of this BONUS QUESTION (NOT ON TEST!)

46. What is the Roman Army?

47. The type of housing most Romans lived in

48. What are apartments?

49. Name two Ancient Roman inventions

50. What are concrete, roads, arches, and aqueducts, and sewage systems?

51. The Colosseum was an __________, where patrons would be entertained with chariot races and gladiator fights.

52. What is amphitheater? The name amphitheatre refers to a level, open space surrounded by an oval area that gradually ascends. The area may be a man-made structure or a natural geographic formation, but it is suited for seating people on the sloping area for the viewing of spectator sports, games, concerts, displays, rallies, or theatrical performances. The best-known amphitheatre in the world is the Colosseum in Rome