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Double
Rome Jeopardy!
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Govt.
Emperors
Fall of
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C1
100
A member of a wealthy,
upper-class family.
Who is a patrician?
C1
200
A form of government in
which everyone, including
the people in authority,
must obey the laws.
What is a limited
government?
C1
300
A government in which
citizens have the right to
vote to select their leaders.
What is a republic?
C1
400
When the leader of a
government rejects a
proposed law.
What is a veto?
C1
500
The early set of laws on
which the Roman Republic
was based.
What are the Twelve
Tables?
100
Write either Rome, Athens, US, or a
combination of the three.
Trial by jury was used
in this government
system.
Rome, Athens, and US?
C2
200
Write either Rome, Athens, US, or a
combination of the three.
This government was
considered a
representative
government.
Rome and US
C2
C2
300
Write either Rome, Athens, US, or a combination
of the three.
This government was
an example of limited
government.
Rome, Athens, and US
C2
400
Write either Rome, Athens, US, or a
combination of the three.
In this government
elected officials run
the government.
(politicians)
Rome, Athens, and US
C2
500
Write either Rome, Athens, US, or a combination
of the three.
In this government
citizens voted on every
issue.
Athens
C3
100
The first official emperor
of Rome.
Who is Octavian Augustus?
C3
200
This emperor made
Christianity the official
religion of the Roman
Empire.
Who is Constantine?
C3
300
This man changed the
Rome from a limited
government to an unlimited
government.
Who is Julius Caesar?
C3
400
This emperor split the
Roman Empire in half.
Who is Diocletian?
C3
500
This emperor was the last
emperor during the Pax
Romana. The Pax Romana
ended when he chose
Commodus as his
successor.
Who is Marcus Aurelius?
C4
100
A steep cliff that Romans
were thrown off of if they
lied in court
What is the Tarpean Rock?
C4
200
A system that protects the
rights of citizens from
government abuse
What is Rule of Law?
C4
300
Give 2 examples of the
Twelve Tables being an
example of Rule of Law.
They are posted for all to see. They apply
to all citizens. All expectations for laws
are within reason.
C4
400
What are three theories that
explain why Rome fell?
Answers will vary
C4
500
Which emperor made
Christianity the SOLE
religion of Rome?
Who is Theodosius?
C5
100
The two elected leaders of the
Roman Republic who served
one year terms and had the
ability to veto laws.
What are consuls?
200
Put the following events in the correct
order.
A. The Roman Republic issues the
Twelve Tables
B. Caesar uses his troops to take
control of Rome
C. Rome falls into disorder
A, C, B
C5
C5
300
According to Roman legend,
these two twins founded the
city of Rome.
Who are Romulus and
Remus?
400
A Roman ruler who had
complete control of Rome
for six months in the case
of an Emergency.
What is a dictator?
C5
C5
500
Julius Caesar was
assassinated under the
statue of this man
Who is Pompey?
Final
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DOUBLE JEOPARDY!
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Final Jeopardy
Famous Romans
Name as many
Roman Emperors as
you can.
Who is Homer?