chp5jeopardy

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Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved


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Julius CLEO Pompey

Round 1 FinalJeopardy

$-200 $-500 $500


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CHRIS

t

ANITY

GOVTRISE

Fall

EMP

OR

ORS

LIFE

$100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100

$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200

$300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300

$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400

$500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

Round 2

FinalJeopardy

Scores


4/67


$100$100

Leader whoadopted it as their

official religion

Leader whoadopted it as their

official religion


5/67


$100$100

Theodosiusthe Great Theodosiusthe Great

Scores


6/67


$200$200

First ChristianEmperor

First ChristianEmperor


7/67


$200$200

ConstantineConstantine

Scores


8/67


$300$300

Emperor thatpersecuted them

because he blamed

them for a hugeRoman fire

Emperor thatpersecuted them

because he blamed

them for a hugeRoman fire


9/67


$300$300

NeroNeroScores


10/67


$400$400

It proclaimedofficial tolerance

of Christianity

It proclaimedofficial tolerance

of Christianity


11/67


$400$400

Edict of MilanEdict of Milan

Scores


12/67


$500$500

Perpetua was

slaughtered bybeasts in anarena in this city

Perpetua was

slaughtered bybeasts in anarena in this city


13/67


$500$500

CarthageCarthage

Scores


14/67


$100$100

Form of governmentin which the leader

is not a monarch

and certain peoplecan vote

Form of governmentin which the leader

is not a monarch

and certain peoplecan vote


15/67


$100$100

RepublicRepublic

Scores


16/67


17/67


$200$200

Diocletian &ConstantineDiocletian &Constantine

Scores


18/67


$300$300

Great

Landowners

became Romesruling class

Great

Landowners

became Romesruling class


19/67


$300$300

PatriciansPatricians

Scores


20/67



21/67


$400$400

Assembly that

elected chief officials andpassed laws

Assembly that

elected chief officials andpassed laws


22/67


$400$400

CenturiateAssemblyCenturiateAssembly

Scores


23/67


$500$500

Council created tosettle dispute

between Romes two

social structures

Council created tosettle dispute

between Romes two

social structures


24/67


$500$500

Council of the PlebsCouncil of the Plebs

Scores


25/67


$100$100

Enabled Romans

to construct larger buildings than theGreeks

Enabled Romans

to construct larger buildings than theGreeks


26/67


$100$100

The use of

concrete

The use of

concreteScores


27/67


$200$200

City of Rome isbuilt on seven of

these

City of Rome isbuilt on seven of

these


28/67


$200$200

HillsHills

Scores


29/67


$300$300

Three virtuespassed down to

Roman citizens

Three virtuespassed down to

Roman citizens


30/67


$300$300

Duty, courage,discipline

Duty, courage,discipline

Scores


31/67


$400$400

Foundation for the first postal

system

Foundation for the first postal

system


32/67


$400$400

Roman RoadsRoman Roads

Scores


33/67


$500$500

People that

influenced earlydevelopment of Rome the most

People that

influenced earlydevelopment of Rome the most


34/67


$500$500

EtruscansEtruscans

Scores


35/67


$100$100

Labor shortagecreated by this

affected military

recruitment andeconomy

Labor shortagecreated by this

affected military

recruitment andeconomy


36/67


$100$100

plagueplague

Scores


37/67


$200$200

DistractedRoman

masses frompolitical issues

DistractedRoman

masses frompolitical issues


38/67


$200$200

Bread andCircuses

(Free Food &Gladiators)

Bread andCircuses

(Free Food &Gladiators)

Scores


39/67


$300$300

Pipes were made of these in Roman

aqueducts

Pipes were made of these in Roman

aqueducts


40/67


$300$300

LeadLead

Scores


41/67


$400$400

Corrupt Emperor

that killed hisown mother

Corrupt Emperor

that killed hisown mother


42/67


$400$400

NeroNeroScores

k ll i h d


43/67


$500$500

410 AD this

group becamethe first tosack Rome

410 AD this

group becamethe first tosack Rome

M k E D All Ri h R d


44/67


$500$500

VisigothsVisigoths

Scores

M k E D All Ri ht R d


45/67


$100$100

The First

Dictator of Rome, was

assassinated

The First

Dictator of Rome, was

assassinated

M k E D All Right R d


46/67


$100$100

Julius Caesar Julius Caesar

Scores

Mark E Damon All Rights Reserved


47/67


$200$200

AdoptedChristianity asthe official

religion of theRoman Empire

AdoptedChristianity asthe official

religion of theRoman Empire



48/67


$200$200

Theodosius the

Great

Theodosius the

GreatScores



50/67


$300$300

ConstantineConstantine

Scores



52/67


$400$400

DiocletianDiocletian

Scores



53/67


$500$500

The FirstTriumvirate

The FirstTriumvirate


$$


54/67

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$500$500

Crassus,Pompey, and

Julius Caesar

Crassus,Pompey, and

Julius Caesar Scores


$$


55/67

g

$100$100

Population of Roman Empire

at its height

Population of Roman Empire

at its height


$$


56/67

g

$100$100

50 Million50 Million

Scores


$200$200


57/67

g

$200$200

The dominantmale head of the Romanfamily

The dominantmale head of the Romanfamily


$200$200


58/67

$200$200

PaterfamiliasPaterfamilias

Scores


$300$300


59/67

$300$300

Mountain Rangethat formed an

Italian ridge that

divides east fromwest

Mountain Rangethat formed an

Italian ridge that

divides east fromwest


$300$300


60/67

$300$300

ApennineApennine

Scores


$400$400


61/67

$400$400

His masterpiece

was H istory of Rome ; wrote 142history books

His masterpiece

was H istory of Rome ; wrote 142history books


$400$400


62/67

$400$400

LivyLivyScores


63/67


$500$500


64/67

$500$500

VirgilVirgilScores



65/67

Scores

EmperorsEmperorsFinal

JeopardyQuestion



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The Five GoodEmperorsThe Five GoodEmperors



67/67

Nerva, Trajan,Hadrian,Antoninus Pius,

Marcus Aureluis

Nerva, Trajan,Hadrian,Antoninus Pius,

Marcus AureluisScores

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