Jeopardy Review Places Roman Emperors Roman Republic Who

Jeopardy Review Places Roman Emperors Roman Republic Who Said? Latin Terms 100 100 100 200 200 200 300 300 300 400 400 400 500 500 500

Places 100 This city was so utterly destroyed by the Romans after the third Punic War that its location is still a mystery. ANSWER

Places 200 The volcanic eruption of Mount Vesuvius buried this city. ANSWER

Places 300 When Caesar crossed this river with his troops, he committed an illegal act and started a civil war. ANSWER

Places 400 Antony and Cleopatra committed suicide in this city. ANSWER

Places 500 Spartacus comes from this region. ANSWER

Roman Emperors 100 Julius Caesar’s nephew became the first emperor of Rome. ANSWER

Roman Emperors 200 This volatile emperor had his mother killed, is rumoured to have started a devastating fire in Rome, persecuted Christians, and committed suicide. ANSWER

Roman Emperors 300 This cruel emperor famously made his favourite horse a member of the Senate. ANSWER

Roman Emperors 400 The most famous and enduring monuments of this emperor’s reign are a wall in northern Britain and the Pantheon in Rome. ANSWER

Roman Emperors 500 Like Julius Caesar, Augustus became Pontifex Maximus which means this. ANSWER

Roman Republic 100 This aristocratic group benefitted from the Senate, which made up of landowning nobles. ANSWER

Roman Republic 200 The Gracchus brothers held this political position, which represented the plebeians. ANSWER

Roman Republic 300 He was the first member of the First Triumvirate to die. ANSWER

Roman Repubic 400 Julius Caesar was assassinated next to a statue of this man, a friend adversary. ANSWER

Roman Republic 500 A term that means the March 15, the day Julius Caesar was assassinated. ANSWER

Who Said? 100 To which person do these dying words belong: Et-tu, Brute? ANSWER

Who Said? 200 To which person do these boasting words belong: “I found Rome a city of bricks and left it a city of marble. ” ANSWER

Who Said? 300 Whose last words were “What an artist the world loses in me”? ANSWER

Who Said? 400 Who offered these words of wisdom: “Very little is needed to make a happy life; it is all within yourself, your way of thinking. ” ANSWER

Who Said? 500 This poet is best remembered for this line: Carpe diem. ANSWER

Latin Words 100 What does carpe diem mean? ANSWER

Latin Words 200 What does Pax Romana mean? ANSWER

Latin Words 300 What Latin word means “I forbid”? It was useful in politics. ANSWER

Latin Words 400 What does primus inter pares mean? ANSWER

Latin Words 500 The word republic comes from the Latin phrase res publica which means this. ANSWER

Places 100 Carthage RETURN

Places 200 Pompeii RETURN

Places 300 Rubicon RETURN

Places 400 Alexandria RETURN

Places 500 Threcia RETURN

Roman Emperors 100 Octavian RETURN

Roman Emperors 200 Nero RETURN

Roman Emperors 300 Caligula RETURN

Roman Emperor 400 Hadrian RETURN

Roman Emperors 500 Chief Priest RETURN

Roman Republic 100 patricians RETURN

Roman Republic 200 tribune RETURN

Roman Republic 300 Crassus RETURN

Roman Republic 400 Pompey RETURN

Roman Republic 500 Ides of March RETURN

Who Said? 100 Julius Caesar RETURN

Who Said? 200 Augustus RETURN

Who Said? 300 Nero RETURN

Who Said? 400 Marcus Aurelius RETURN

Who Said? 500 Horace RETURN

Latin Words 100 Seize the day RETURN

Latin Words 200 Roman Peace RETURN

Latin Words 300 veto RETURN

Latin Words 400 First among equals RETURN

Latin Words 500 Public works RETURN

Final Jeopardy o List the members of the First and Second Triumvirates respectively.