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Double Rome Jeopardy! Vocab. Govt. Emperors Fall of Rome and More Gov. 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 Final Random 100 200 300 400 500 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 Single DOUBLE JEOPARDY! 200 400 600 800 200 400 600 800 200 400 600 800 200 400 600 800 200 400 600 800 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 C1 200 Answer Goes Here C1 400 Answer Goes Here C1 600 Answer Goes Here C1 800 Answer Goes Here C1 1000 Answer Goes Here C2 200 Answer Goes Here C2 400 Answer Goes Here C2 600 Answer Goes Here C2 800 Answer Goes Here C2 1000 Answer Goes Here C3 200 Answer Goes Here C3 400 Answer Goes Here C3 600 Answer Goes Here C3 800 Answer Goes Here C3 1000 Answer Goes Here C4 200 Answer Goes Here C4 400 Answer Goes Here C4 600 Answer Goes Here C4 800 Answer Goes Here C4 1000 Answer Goes Here C5 200 Answer Goes Here C5 400 Answer Goes Here C5 600 Answer Goes Here C5 800 Answer Goes Here C5 1000 Answer Goes Here Final Jeopardy Famous Romans Name as many Roman Emperors as you can. Who is Homer?