(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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The great general of Carthage who almost defeated Rome
Hannibal
Rome is on this river
Tiber
The general who defeated the Teutones, Ambrones and Cimbri
Marius
The darkest day in the history of the Roman Republic
390 B.C.
The holy books bought by Tarquin Superbus
Sibylline Books
Date of founding of Rome
753 B.C.
The story about the Romans' first wives
the Sabine women
Numa established this as the basis of the Roman economy
farming
Greek city that insulted the Romans and laughed at their togas and speech
Tarentum
The noble people of Rome
patricians
Where public meetings were held
Forum
Shakespeare's play about a Roman hero who hated the plebeians
Coriolanus
a female prophetess
sibyl
The council of old men who helped to rule Rome
Senate
2 main occupations of men in early Rome
farming, soldiering
the four pillars of Roman culture
family, faith, farming fighting
The elected representatives of the plebeians
tribunes
The name of the wars with Carthage
Punic Wars
legislative body of all the Roman tribes
Assembly of Tribes
George Washington was compared to this Roman hero
Cincinnatus
The common people of Rome
plebeians
He led the revolution to overthrow the monarchy.
Junius Brutus
He left his plow to save Rome
Cincinnatus
Cornelia's
jewels
the Gracchi
The nobles who defended the plebeians and founded a new city
Fabii
The large racetrack built by Tarquin
Circus Maximus
The 2 sets of brothers who fought to decide if Alba or Rome should rule
Horatii, Curiatii
The Roman hero who defeated Hannibal
Scipio Africanus
Hannibal's last battle
Zama
Thekigs who came from Etruria
Tarquin, Servius Tullius, Tarquin Superbus
Date of the founding of the Republic
510 B.C.
He was called the Second Romulus and the Father of his Country
M. Furius Camillus
The Roman hero whose mother saved Rome from her son
Coriolanus
Rome is the city of 7...
hills
The hill on which Romulus began his city
Palatine
He burnt his hand to show Roman Courage
Caius Mucius
Dates of the Punic Wars
264-146 B.C.
Date of the sack of Rome
390 B.C.
He crossed the Alps with his army and elephants
Hannibal
The "Queen of Roads"
Appian Way
He killed a giant Gaul and ordered his own son executed for disobedience
Manlius Torquatus
Cato
(saying)
"And my opinion is that Carthage must be destroyed."
A hero who lost an army but sacrificed his life for Rome and his honor
Regulus
When the roman Republic was degenerating, he restored it by strict discipline
Cato
A Greek general who fought for Tarentum and used elephants
Pyrrhus
The first consul of Rome, who watched his 2 sons executed for treason
Junius Brutus
The plebeian general who was consul of Rome seven times
Marius
The 3 periods of Roman history
Monarchy, republic, empire
3 plains on the west coast of Italy
Etruruia, Latium, Campania
They were raised by a she-wolf
Romulus and Remus
This ancient city was the Roman Republic's greatest rival
Carthage
The Etruscan king who fought with Tarquin against Rome
Lars Porsena
This structure carried water to Roman cities
aqueduct
The birds on the Capitol helped save Rome from the Gauls.
geese
The champions of the poor who were accused of wanting to be kings
the Gracchi
The highest political office in the Republic
consul
Symbol of king's authority
fasces
The Roman general who avoided battle
Quintus Fabius
A victory that costs too much
pyrrhic victory
A policy of avoiding direct confrontation
Fabian policy
How did Cato end every speech he ever gave in the Senate? Why was he so insistent
Cato always ended his speech with, "and my option is that Carthage must be destroyed." Cato discovered that the city had become rich and prosperous and therefore a challenge to Rome
The port city of Rome
Ostia
A male seer or prophet
augur
The second king of Rome
Numa Pompilius
He held off the Etruscans at the bridge
Horatius
This country developed the alphabet
Phoenicia
"Punic" refers to this country
Phoenicia
"The greatest of his countrymen in the works of peace."
Appius Claudius
Official responsible for collecting taxes and construction of roads and buildings
censor
