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Before 510 BC, Rome was a _____

monarchy

Roman coins were made with gold, silver, and/or ______

bronze

In ancient Rome, plebians worked in commerce, artisanry, and ______

farming

When did the Roman Empire become Christian?

313 AD, with Emperor Constantine

What are some reasons for the decline of the Roman Republic?

inequality, lack of work for free persons, corruption and bad governance of conquered territories

At its height, ancient rome stretched as far west as ____

Spain

The poor, working-class of Rome were called _____

plebians

What were the two empires that came after Rome called?

Western and Eastern (Byzantine) Roman Empires

What happened to the Roman Empire in 395 AD?

The empire was split into two parts

In the 3rd century, Rome was invaded from the north by _____

germanic peoples

Ancient Rome was centered in the modern-day country of ____

Italy

The rich and powerful families of Rome were called _____

patricians

From ~510 BC to 27 AD, Rome had a ___ style of government

republican

In the 4th century, Rome was invaded from the easy by _____

the Huns (and Atila)

What are some materials and minerals that Rome extracted and used? (ej. gold)

Silver, Iron, Lead, Copper, Gold, Mercury, Tin

Three of the ethnic groups in Ancient Rome included the Greeks, Latins, and _____

Etruscans

The first Roman Emperor was called _____

Octavian / Augustus

To bring water into cities, the Romans constructed _____

aqueducts

In what century / centuries did the Roman Empire occupy the most territory?

1st and 2nd

At its height, ancient rome stretched as far south as ____

Egypt

What type of clothing did Roman men wear?

Tunics / Togas

In Rome, slaves worked in people's homes, in the fields, and extracted minerals in ____

mines

At its most powerful, ancient rome stretched as far east as ____

Turkey, Syria, and Mesopotamia

At its height, ancient rome stretched as far north as ____

Scotland / England