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| Rome is located in this present day country. |
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| Powerful northern neighbors of Rome who took over in 600 B.C. |
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| Rome is located on this continent. |
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| River that runs through Rome. |
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| Forced Tarquin from the throne. |
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| Structures that carried water. |
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| The Poor class in Ancient Rome that made up 90% of the population. |
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| The wealthy/rich class in Ancient Rome. |
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| Spoke for the poor class in Ancient Rome (helped the plebeians gain rights). |
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| Government in which the citizens have the right to vote and choose their leaders. |
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| The location where representatives served in a governing body. |
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| Emperor who poisoned his stepbrother and murdered his wife and mother. |
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| The greatest Roman leader who was named ruler for life. |
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| Someone who has total control. |
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| Two representatives who managed the government and army. |
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| A Latin word meaning "I forbid". |
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| City state in North Africa that became a power in 300 BC and was Romes rival. |
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| A sense of pride in one's country. |
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| Carthaginian general who rode elephants into battle. |
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| Three wars fought between Rome and Carthage. |
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| The language that is the basis for many modern languages. |
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| The most famous Roman arena that sat 50,000 people. |
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| Professional fighters; slaves. |
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| Roman writer who was disgusted by violence. |
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| Emperor who thought he was a god and wanted his horse to be a senator. |
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| Good emperor who worked hard to improve the laws of Rome. |
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| the greatest of the "Five Good Emperors". |
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| Marcus Aurelius' son who was lazy and violent. |
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| New city that was built by Constantine. |
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| A strong emperor who divided Rome into two parts: east and west. |
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| Most famous road in Rome. |
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| Meaning "The Roman Peace". |
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| A mixture of crushed stone, sand and water. |
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| Ruler who ruled an empire. |
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| birds, fish, pork, dates, and olive oil with herbs |
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| Wheat, barley, olives, bread and meat scrapes. |
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| Roman children played with: |
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| Marbles, dolls, chariots and animals. |
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| Augustus, Caligula, Claudius, Nero, Marcus Aurelius. |
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| The people that went to were: |
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| The wealthy children went to school. |
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