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Rome history blitz

by Ikrom Turdiqulov
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Who traditionally founded Rome with the she-wolf legend?

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Which event started the Roman Republic in 509 BCE?

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What were the two annually elected leaders of the Roman Republic?

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Which conflict established Rome as a dominant power in the Western Mediterranean?

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Which emperor initiated the Pax Romana?

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What is the primary reason for the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476 CE?

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Which structure symbolized Roman engineering prowess and civic life?

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Which Roman road was famous for connecting Rome to the south?

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Which legal code influenced Roman law and later European systems?

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Which religion or practice became officially tolerated under the Roman Empire by the Edict of Milan?

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Romulus is the legendary founder who, with Remus, founded Rome. Aeneas is a hero of Troy; Caesar was a later figure.

The monarchy ended with the expulsion of Tarquin the Proud; the Republic followed. Actium and Caesar relate to later periods.

Consuls led the government; Senators advised and held power long-term.

The Punic Wars, especially with Carthage, expanded Roman influence and territory.

Augustus laid the foundations for a long period of relative peace called Pax Romana.

Invasions, military weakness, and internal issues led to the collapse; the Eastern Empire continued.

The Colosseum is the iconic gladiatorial arena; note Pantheon is a temple, aqueducts show engineering.

Via Appia is the famed Appian Way; some names refer to the same road.

The Twelve Tables established early Roman legal principles; Justinian later codified law.

The Edict of Milan (313 CE) granted toleration to Christians, ending prior persecutions.

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