Jeopardy

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       Ancient
        Rome
      Jeopardy
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Ancient Rome Jeopardy
 Something Geography Potpourri Positively
 Borrowed                         P’s
      $100       $100   $100     $100

      $200       $200   $200     $200

      $300       $300   $300     $300

      $400       $400   $400     $400

      $500       $500   $500     $500

Jeopardy Board                 Final Jeopardy
Something Borrowed
       $100
Rome counted the number of
 citizens in the empire every
 five years. Today we count
     our citizens using this
            method.
Jeopardy Board      Final Jeopardy
Something Borrowed
       $200
The part of the Roman
government that shares
 its name with part of
      our congress.
Jeopardy Board   Final Jeopardy
Something Borrowed
       $300
  The St. Louis Rams
    should thank the
  Romans for perfecting
     this structure.
Jeopardy Board   Final Jeopardy
Something Borrowed
       $400
 Lead by the Pope, this
  modern day religion
    began in Rome.


Jeopardy Board   Final Jeopardy
Something Borrowed
       $500
   Name TWO months
   named after Roman
       Emperors.

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     Geography $100
This mountain range cut
 off Rome from the rest
       of Europe.


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      Geography $200
This river flowed through
    the ancient city of
           Rome.


 Jeopardy Board   Final Jeopardy
      Geography $300
This mountain range that
    divides the Italian
     Peninsula like a
        backbone.

 Jeopardy Board   Final Jeopardy
     Geography $400
This large island is at the
 “toe” of the boot shaped
    Italian Peninsula.


Jeopardy Board     Final Jeopardy
     Geography $500
Name and spell the Plain
  on which Rome was
         built.


Jeopardy Board   Final Jeopardy
    Positively P’s $100
If you were a member of this
   group, you had to WORK
          for a living.



 Jeopardy Board     Final Jeopardy
   Positively P’s $200
Meaning “Roman Peace”
 this period of free trade
 and growth lasted about
        200 years.

Jeopardy Board    Final Jeopardy
   Positively P’s $300
Not even elephants could
 help Hannibal win this
      series of wars.


Jeopardy Board   Final Jeopardy
   Positively P’s $400
This ancient Roman city
 was frozen in time after
    being buried by a
   volcanic eruption.

Jeopardy Board    Final Jeopardy
   Positively P’s $500
Roman architecture at its
 finest, this building was
     a temple to all of
    Rome’s gods and
         goddesses.
Jeopardy Board    Final Jeopardy
        Potpourri $100
These people were part of
 Rome’s noble families.



 Jeopardy Board    Final Jeopardy
       Potpourri $200
These structures carried
   running water to
     Roman cities.


Jeopardy Board    Final Jeopardy
       Potpourri $300
According to mythology,
   these two brothers
     founded Rome.



Jeopardy Board    Final Jeopardy
       Potpourri $400
 It was in this structure
    that most gladiator
     battles took place.


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       VISUAL
        DAILY
       DOUBLE
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 Visual Daily Double
Give either name for the
city shown here.



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