People & Places of Ancient Rome Crossword Puzzle

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  • carthage : area founded by phoenicians on the coast of north africa. it was the largest and richest state due to being an enormous trading empire.
  • spartacus : he was a famous gladiator who led a revolt defeating several roman legions.
  • trajan : he helped poor parents educate their children and extended roman rule.
  • africa : this was the former territory of carthage after it became a roman province.
  • greek : group who influenced rome by cultivating foods, passing on their alphabet and art. also, the language of the eastern part of the empire.
  • hadrian : he built a wall to keep out the picts and scots along northern britain and withdrew forces from much of mesopotamia.
  • indo european : group of people who moved as well as the greek and etruscans
  • nero : an emperor who killed anyone in his way and whose legions revolted against him.
  • italian peninsula : an important crossroad between western and eastern mediterranean sea.
  • latium : conquered and gave rome control over a large part of the italian peninsula.
  • caesar : a military leader who started a civil war and then became dictator. his actions ended the republic and began the empire.
  • etruscans : group who mostly influenced the early development of rome and ruled rome for a time.
  • pompey : a military hero who commanded in spain and was defeated by caesar.
  • augustus : title given to octavian that was normally reserved for the gods. he was declared a god by the senate.
  • horace : a poet who pointed out the vices and follies of his time.
  • hannibal : carthaginian general raised to fight the romans.
  • sicily : city fought over by the carthaginians and romans.
  • caracalla : he gave citizenship to every free person.
  • cincinnatus : a farmer who became dictator to defend rome.
  • rome : the capital of the empire with the largest population.
  • marius : roman general who created a new way to recruit army volunteers.