plunderTo takesomethingby forcepatriciansA member ofancient Rome'shighest socialclass; a wealthylandowner inancient RomelegionA group or unitof about threethousand to sixthousandsoldiers in theRoman armytraderoutesA road orwaterwaytraveled bymerchants ortraders to buyor sell goodspropagandaFalse orexaggeratedinformation that isspread toencourage beliefin a certain personor ideaPaxRomanaLiterally, Romanpeace; a period ofabout two hundredyears withoutmajor conflicts inthe Roman EmpirecivilwarA warbetweenpeople wholive in thesame countryTrojansPeople fromthe ancientcity of Troyin Asia Minorprovinces An area or region;when an area wasconquered byRome, it became aprovince underRoman controlassassinationThe murder ofa public figure,such as agovernmentofficialspoilsProperty orvaluablestaken by thewinner in aconflictpersecutionCruel andunfairtreatment ofa group ofpeoplegovernorThe leaderof thegovernmentin a provincepaganRelated tothe worshipof manygods orgoddessesPhoeniciansAn ancientMediterraneantradingcivilizationadministratorA personresponsible forcarrying out theday-to-dayworkings of anorganization orgovernmenttribunesIn AncientRome, anelectedplebeianrepresentativeGallicWarsWars betweenRome and thepeople of Gaul,which today isthe country ofFrancePunicCarthaginian; theRoman word punicusis Latin forPhoenician, and theCarthaginians weredescendants of thePhoeniciansplebeiansA commonpersonwithout powerin ancientRometreasuryA place wherethe money andother riches ofa governmentare kepttributePayment of money orgoods by a people ortheir ruler to anothercountry or ruler, inexchange forprotectionaristocraticrepublicA government inwhich peoplefrom the upperclass or nobilityserve asrepresentativesconspiratorsA personwho plans orparticipateswith othersin a crimeplunderTo takesomethingby forcepatriciansA member ofancient Rome'shighest socialclass; a wealthylandowner inancient RomelegionA group or unitof about threethousand to sixthousandsoldiers in theRoman armytraderoutesA road orwaterwaytraveled bymerchants ortraders to buyor sell goodspropagandaFalse orexaggeratedinformation that isspread toencourage beliefin a certain personor ideaPaxRomanaLiterally, Romanpeace; a period ofabout two hundredyears withoutmajor conflicts inthe Roman EmpirecivilwarA warbetweenpeople wholive in thesame countryTrojansPeople fromthe ancientcity of Troyin Asia Minorprovinces An area or region;when an area wasconquered byRome, it became aprovince underRoman controlassassinationThe murder ofa public figure,such as agovernmentofficialspoilsProperty orvaluablestaken by thewinner in aconflictpersecutionCruel andunfairtreatment ofa group ofpeoplegovernorThe leaderof thegovernmentin a provincepaganRelated tothe worshipof manygods orgoddessesPhoeniciansAn ancientMediterraneantradingcivilizationadministratorA personresponsible forcarrying out theday-to-dayworkings of anorganization orgovernmenttribunesIn AncientRome, anelectedplebeianrepresentativeGallicWarsWars betweenRome and thepeople of Gaul,which today isthe country ofFrancePunicCarthaginian; theRoman word punicusis Latin forPhoenician, and theCarthaginians weredescendants of thePhoeniciansplebeiansA commonpersonwithout powerin ancientRometreasuryA place wherethe money andother riches ofa governmentare kepttributePayment of money orgoods by a people ortheir ruler to anothercountry or ruler, inexchange forprotectionaristocraticrepublicA government inwhich peoplefrom the upperclass or nobilityserve asrepresentativesconspiratorsA personwho plans orparticipateswith othersin a crime

Ancient Rome - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. To take something by force
    plunder
  2. A member of ancient Rome's highest social class; a wealthy landowner in ancient Rome
    patricians
  3. A group or unit of about three thousand to six thousand soldiers in the Roman army
    legion
  4. A road or waterway traveled by merchants or traders to buy or sell goods
    trade routes
  5. False or exaggerated information that is spread to encourage belief in a certain person or idea
    propaganda
  6. Literally, Roman peace; a period of about two hundred years without major conflicts in the Roman Empire
    Pax Romana
  7. A war between people who live in the same country
    civil war
  8. People from the ancient city of Troy in Asia Minor
    Trojans
  9. An area or region; when an area was conquered by Rome, it became a province under Roman control
    provinces
  10. The murder of a public figure, such as a government official
    assassination
  11. Property or valuables taken by the winner in a conflict
    spoils
  12. Cruel and unfair treatment of a group of people
    persecution
  13. The leader of the government in a province
    governor
  14. Related to the worship of many gods or goddesses
    pagan
  15. An ancient Mediterranean trading civilization
    Phoenicians
  16. A person responsible for carrying out the day-to-day workings of an organization or government
    administrator
  17. In Ancient Rome, an elected plebeian representative
    tribunes
  18. Wars between Rome and the people of Gaul, which today is the country of France
    Gallic Wars
  19. Carthaginian; the Roman word punicus is Latin for Phoenician, and the Carthaginians were descendants of the Phoenicians
    Punic
  20. A common person without power in ancient Rome
    plebeians
  21. A place where the money and other riches of a government are kept
    treasury
  22. Payment of money or goods by a people or their ruler to another country or ruler, in exchange for protection
    tribute
  23. A government in which people from the upper class or nobility serve as representatives
    aristocratic republic
  24. A person who plans or participates with others in a crime
    conspirators