189BCERomans defeatedthe Greek kingAntiochus III andconquered allGreek lands inAsia.PolybiusGreek Historianwho greatlyadmired the romansand wrote todescribe how Romecame to dominatethe world.272BCERomansconquered theGreekcolonies insouthern Italy.30BCEOctavian defeated MarkAnthony and Cleopatra,conquering the lastGreek kingdom in theworld in Egypt. Octavianwas appointed Augustus,the first emperor ofRome, signaling the endof the Roman Republic.119BCEGreek historianPolybiuscompleted hisHistories, detailinghow Rome cameto dominate theworld.494BCEPlebeians rebelledagainst the patriciansover their burden ofdebt and lack ofpolitical rights,beginning a time ofsocial conflict.disenfranchiseddeprivedof theright tovotedemocracyform ofgovernment inwhich citizens votedirectly on lawsand governmentactionsmagistrateslocalofficials whoadministersthe lawequitablefairaristocracyform ofgovernmentin whichpower is heldby the nobilitynugatoryuseless,meaninglessRomanRepublicthe period in whichthe city-state ofRome existed as arepublicangovernment (from509 B.C.E. to 27B.C.E.)legislatemakelaws146BCERome defeatedand destroyed thecity-state ofCarthage, itsmajor rival in theMediterraneanregion.287BCEA law passed by theTribal Assemblymade all new lawspassed by thePlebeian Councilbinding for theSenate and allpatricians.ProfessorAlanWardProfessor whoargued the RomanRepublic was, infact, a democracybecause of thecitizens ability tovote,despotismform ofgovernmentwhere a rulerholds absolutepowersovereignpossessingultimatepower149BCERomansconquered allof Greece anddestroyed theancient city ofCorinth.167BCERomans defeated theGreek king Perseus andconquered northernGreece. Greek historianPolybius was captured andtaken back to Rome.Polybius entered into theservice of the Romans afterbefriending several high-ranking Roman officialsand beganProfessorFergusMillarProfessor thatargued the romanrepublic was not atrue democracy dueto thedisenfranchisementof voters.ChecksandBalancesprinciple ofgovernment underwhich separatebranches areempowered to preventactions by otherbranches and areinduced to sharepower.509BCETarquin the Proud, thelast king of Rome, wasoverthrown by a groupof patricians upset overhis abuse of power.The Roman Republicwas proclaimed.189BCERomans defeatedthe Greek kingAntiochus III andconquered allGreek lands inAsia.PolybiusGreek Historianwho greatlyadmired the romansand wrote todescribe how Romecame to dominatethe world.272BCERomansconquered theGreekcolonies insouthern Italy.30BCEOctavian defeated MarkAnthony and Cleopatra,conquering the lastGreek kingdom in theworld in Egypt. Octavianwas appointed Augustus,the first emperor ofRome, signaling the endof the Roman Republic.119BCEGreek historianPolybiuscompleted hisHistories, detailinghow Rome cameto dominate theworld.494BCEPlebeians rebelledagainst the patriciansover their burden ofdebt and lack ofpolitical rights,beginning a time ofsocial conflict.disenfranchiseddeprivedof theright tovotedemocracyform ofgovernment inwhich citizens votedirectly on lawsand governmentactionsmagistrateslocalofficials whoadministersthe lawequitablefairaristocracyform ofgovernmentin whichpower is heldby the nobilitynugatoryuseless,meaninglessRomanRepublicthe period in whichthe city-state ofRome existed as arepublicangovernment (from509 B.C.E. to 27B.C.E.)legislatemakelaws146BCERome defeatedand destroyed thecity-state ofCarthage, itsmajor rival in theMediterraneanregion.287BCEA law passed by theTribal Assemblymade all new lawspassed by thePlebeian Councilbinding for theSenate and allpatricians.ProfessorAlanWardProfessor whoargued the RomanRepublic was, infact, a democracybecause of thecitizens ability tovote,despotismform ofgovernmentwhere a rulerholds absolutepowersovereignpossessingultimatepower149BCERomansconquered allof Greece anddestroyed theancient city ofCorinth.167BCERomans defeated theGreek king Perseus andconquered northernGreece. Greek historianPolybius was captured andtaken back to Rome.Polybius entered into theservice of the Romans afterbefriending several high-ranking Roman officialsand beganProfessorFergusMillarProfessor thatargued the romanrepublic was not atrue democracy dueto thedisenfranchisementof voters.ChecksandBalancesprinciple ofgovernment underwhich separatebranches areempowered to preventactions by otherbranches and areinduced to sharepower.509BCETarquin the Proud, thelast king of Rome, wasoverthrown by a groupof patricians upset overhis abuse of power.The Roman Republicwas proclaimed.

Roman Republic Review - 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. Romans defeated the Greek king Antiochus III and conquered all Greek lands in Asia.
    189 BCE
  2. Greek Historian who greatly admired the romans and wrote to describe how Rome came to dominate the world.
    Polybius
  3. Romans conquered the Greek colonies in southern Italy.
    272 BCE
  4. Octavian defeated Mark Anthony and Cleopatra, conquering the last Greek kingdom in the world in Egypt. Octavian was appointed Augustus, the first emperor of Rome, signaling the end of the Roman Republic.
    30 BCE
  5. Greek historian Polybius completed his Histories, detailing how Rome came to dominate the world.
    119 BCE
  6. Plebeians rebelled against the patricians over their burden of debt and lack of political rights, beginning a time of social conflict.
    494 BCE
  7. deprived of the right to vote
    disenfranchised
  8. form of government in which citizens vote directly on laws and government actions
    democracy
  9. local officials who administers the law
    magistrates
  10. fair
    equitable
  11. form of government in which power is held by the nobility
    aristocracy
  12. useless, meaningless
    nugatory
  13. the period in which the city-state of Rome existed as a republican government (from 509 B.C.E. to 27 B.C.E.)
    Roman Republic
  14. make laws
    legislate
  15. Rome defeated and destroyed the city-state of Carthage, its major rival in the Mediterranean region.
    146 BCE
  16. A law passed by the Tribal Assembly made all new laws passed by the Plebeian Council binding for the Senate and all patricians.
    287 BCE
  17. Professor who argued the Roman Republic was, in fact, a democracy because of the citizens ability to vote,
    Professor Alan Ward
  18. form of government where a ruler holds absolute power
    despotism
  19. possessing ultimate power
    sovereign
  20. Romans conquered all of Greece and destroyed the ancient city of Corinth.
    149 BCE
  21. Romans defeated the Greek king Perseus and conquered northern Greece. Greek historian Polybius was captured and taken back to Rome. Polybius entered into the service of the Romans after befriending several high-ranking Roman officials and began
    167 BCE
  22. Professor that argued the roman republic was not a true democracy due to the disenfranchisement of voters.
    Professor Fergus Millar
  23. principle of government under which separate branches are empowered to prevent actions by other branches and are induced to share power.
    Checks and Balances
  24. Tarquin the Proud, the last king of Rome, was overthrown by a group of patricians upset over his abuse of power. The Roman Republic was proclaimed.
    509 BCE